Measurable rehabilitation built around your goals
Gregory Ong is a Senior Physiotherapist with a strong interest in musculoskeletal rehabilitation, functional movement and exercise-based recovery. He holds a Bachelor of Physiotherapy with Honours with Merit from the Singapore Institute of Technology and is currently pursuing a Master's degree in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy.
Before joining MoveMed, Gregory gained broad clinical experience in one of Singapore's leading private hospitals, working across inpatient, critical care and outpatient environments. This experience allows him to consider not only the injury itself, but also how it affects movement, confidence, daily function and quality of life.
Gregory believes rehabilitation should be tailored to each individual rather than following a standard protocol. Through careful assessment, measurable progress and progressive exercise, he helps patients regain confidence in movement and return safely to the activities that matter most.
“Successful rehabilitation is a partnership. My aim is to help you build the strength, resilience and confidence to return to doing what you love.”
Gregory Ong
Senior Physiotherapist
Recovery works best as a partnership
Gregory begins by understanding each patient's expectations, concerns and functional goals. He then develops an individualised, evidence-based rehabilitation plan that is practical, measurable and relevant to the activities the patient wants to return to.
Strength, mobility and functional performance are monitored throughout the recovery journey. These objective measures help determine when it is appropriate to progress, rather than relying only on a general timeline.
Rehabilitation focused on movement and function
Gregory is especially passionate about musculoskeletal rehabilitation, post-surgical recovery and helping patients return safely to sport and physical activity.
Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation
Assessment and active rehabilitation for joint, muscle, movement and load-related conditions affecting everyday function.
View common symptoms → 02Post-Surgical Rehabilitation
Structured recovery following surgery, with progression guided by strength, mobility and functional milestones.
Explore post-operative rehabilitation → 03Return to Sport
Progressive rehabilitation that prepares patients for the physical demands of training, sport and active lifestyles.
Explore sports rehabilitation →Progress based on readiness
Gregory uses clear functional criteria to guide each stage of rehabilitation. Patients progress when their body demonstrates that it is ready for the next level of activity.
Assess Safety
A comprehensive assessment helps identify complications, warning signs or conditions that may require medical review before rehabilitation progresses.
Measure Progress
Strength, mobility and functional performance are tracked so that progress is visible and rehabilitation remains purposeful.
Advance with Confidence
More demanding activities are introduced once specific functional criteria are achieved, helping patients rebuild trust in their bodies.
Lasting progress happens beyond the treatment table
Hands-on techniques such as massage or dry needling may help manage symptoms during certain stages of recovery. However, Gregory believes that lasting improvement comes primarily through active participation.
Following a home exercise programme, modifying daily activity where appropriate and gradually adapting to physical load are important parts of long-term recovery.
Qualifications, training and clinical experience
Qualifications & Certifications
- Bachelor of Physiotherapy, Honours with Merit Singapore Institute of Technology
- Master's in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Currently undertaking at SIT
- AHPC Registered Physiotherapist
- GEMt Dry Needling Certification
Clinical Experience
- Private Hospital Physiotherapy More than four years of clinical experience
- Inpatient and Critical Care Rehabilitation
- Outpatient Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation
- Multidisciplinary Patient Care
- Injury-Prevention Workshops University athletes
- Ergonomics and Workplace Advice Corporate clients
Consistency matters more than perfect progress
Recovery is rarely a perfectly straight line. Temporary flare-ups, plateaus and changes in motivation can happen as the body adapts to new physical demands. Staying consistent with daily rehabilitation habits allows strength and tissue capacity to build gradually, even when progress is not immediately visible.
Work with Gregory on your recovery
Book a physiotherapy session with Gregory, or contact MoveMed if you are unsure whether his areas of expertise are suitable for your condition or recovery goals.