（10.02.2025, Singapore）Perennial Holdings has secured a state property at 106 Jervois Road to establish Singapore’s first private integrated rehabilitation and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) sanctuary.
The Sanctuary, housed in a historic colonial house with expansive grounds, will offer a comprehensive suite of Western and TCM treatments, focusing on integrative rehabilitation and frailty prevention and management.
The Sanctuary will cater to a wide range of senior’s health needs. It will offer preventive treatments for healthy seniors to maintain strength and resilience, as well as post-care treatments to support recovery from illnesses, surgeries, and chronic conditions. These treatments will include pain and Parkinson’s disease management, stroke, cardiac, neurological, and cancer rehabilitation, as well as post-orthopaedic surgery and musculoskeletal injury rehabilitation.
A multidisciplinary team of Western medical specialists and TCM physicians will provide personalized health plans for seniors, following a thorough assessment of their care needs. The Sanctuary’s rehabilitation center will feature advanced robotics-assisted therapy technology and a complete suite of rehabilitation equipment to deliver physiotherapy, occupational, speech, and behavioral therapies.
In addition to rehabilitation treatments, the Sanctuary will offer pain-related treatments and TCM therapies such as acupuncture, acupressure, cupping, moxibustion, and TCM herbal medicine. It will also house the first private Gym Tonic studio, a strength training program designed to prevent frailty and disability in seniors.
Pua Seck Guan, CEO of Perennial Holdings, expressed enthusiasm for the project, highlighting the company’s track record in integrative rehabilitation and its commitment to providing premium eldercare services in Singapore. The Sanctuary will complement the upcoming Parry Avenue Assisted Living Care development, allowing Perennial Holdings to leverage its expertise in both projects.
Perennial Holdings has a strong presence in the eldercare and medical care sector in China, with over 60 healthcare facilities across 14 cities. The company’s expansion into Singapore’s private rehabilitation and TCM sector signifies its commitment to providing innovative and comprehensive care for seniors.
