Soon Ming Yee
Senior Physiotherapist

Ming Yee is an experienced physiotherapist who has been practicing since completing her undergraduate degree in Physiotherapy in 2018. During her tenure at Tan Tock Seng Hospital, she developed a strong clinical foundation across multiple disciplines, including musculoskeletal sports physiotherapy, chronic pain management, post-operative rehabilitation.

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Ming Yee has a focused clinical interest in knee and ankle rehabilitation, as well as chronic pain management. She specialises in treating patients recovering from knee surgery and ankle surgery, and in managing conditions such as patella tendinopathy, ACL sprains, ankle sprains, joint instability, and persistent or chronic pain conditions. Her approach is designed to restore strength, mobility, and stability, while also addressing long-term pain patterns to support sustainable recovery and improved quality of life.

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With a strong belief in holistic and patient-centred care, Ming Yee goes beyond symptom management to identify and address the root cause of each condition. She works closely with her patients to develop personalised rehabilitation plans, combining evidence-based treatment with a collaborative, multidisciplinary approach tailored to both acute injuries and chronic pain conditions.

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Having personally overcome multiple injuries, Ming Yee understands the physical and mental challenges of rehabilitation and chronic pain. This experience allows her to provide attentive, detail-oriented care that supports each patient’s recovery journey effectively.

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Outside of her clinical practice, Ming Yee is a strong advocate for overall wellness, injury prevention, and long-term pain management. She regularly practices yoga and strength training, gaining firsthand insight into movement, muscle engagement, and body mechanics. Her commitment to both professional excellence and personal well-being makes her a trusted physiotherapist for individuals seeking specialised knee and ankle rehabilitation, chronic pain management, and long-term health outcomes.