Pronounce it easily as e-gei-ro (don’t worry we get lots of questions on “how to pronounce?”)

Egeiro means to raise, or rise up in Greek. Egeiro has been used figuratively with the meaning of raising up a person from illness or restoring a person to health. In the same spirit, we desire to hold and journey with our clients in their process of healing and recovery.

Our logo is shaped like a door and takes the form of the sun rising above the mountains.

At Egeiro Physiotherapy, we envision our clients taking a step and opening the door towards infinite possibilities as they begin their journey with us. Similarly, we aspire our care to be represented by the sun rising above the mountains: signifying commitment, consistency and a renewed sense of hope we have for our clients.

Brenna Ng
Co-founder, Physiotherapist
MSc (Distinction) Physiotherapy Neurorehabilitation, UON Nottingham
BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy, TCD Ireland
Dip. Physiotherapy, NYP Singapore
AHPC Registered Physiotherapist

Brenna is a rehabilitation physiotherapist with special interest in stroke, vestibular conditions, spinal cord injuries, sports for persons with disabilities, musculoskeletal rehabilitation and teaching.

Prior to co-founding Egeiro Physiotherapy, Brenna has worked in both the acute and community healthcare scene in Singapore for 8 years. Brenna had extensive experience working in Sengkang General Hospital, Singapore General Hospital, Alexandra Hospital, Bedok and Tampines Polyclinic. She is well-versed in providing neurological, vestibular, musculoskeletal, amputee and geriatrics rehabilitation. A strong advocate for education and learning, Brenna is also a certified AHPC supervisor and clinical educator and has supervised physiotherapy students from the Singapore Institute of Technology during their placements in the restructured hospitals.

In the community scene, Brenna has provided physiotherapy services to organisations such as Vanguard Healthcare, The Lentor Residence and Active Global. She was also involved in conducting group exercise classes for Parkinson Society Singapore and Singapore National Stroke Association and reviewing medical content for Homage. With a strong interest in sports for persons with disabilities, Brenna was selected to join Team Physiotherapist for the contingent representing Singapore at the 3rd Asian Para Games in Indonesia 2018 and at the 10th ASEAN Para Games in the Philippines 2020.

Brenna has also pursued a post-graduate program and graduated with a Masters with Distinction in Physiotherapy Neurorehabilitation in 2020. When she is not seeing patients, you can probably find Brenna exercising, enjoying a book or doing nothing at all (but definitely, with a good cup of coffee in her hand)!

Chan Keng Huat 
Co-founder, Physiotherapist
BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy, TCD Ireland
Dip. Physiotherapy, NYP Singapore
AHPC Registered Physiotherapist

Keng Huat is a rehabilitation physiotherapist with special interest in geriatrics and musculoskeletal rehabilitation.

Prior to co-founding Egeiro Physiotherapy, Keng Huat has worked in both the acute and community healthcare scene in Singapore. Keng Huat had extensive experience working in Sengkang General Hospital, Singapore General Hospital and Alexandra Hospital. He is well-versed in providing musculoskeletal and geriatrics rehabilitation with 8 years of experience, having seen a variety of conditions both in the acute wards and outpatient settings. To date, Keng Huat is still active in the home therapy scene, providing physiotherapy services for clients who are unable to commute out of their homes. Keng Huat is also a certified clinical educator from the Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) Physiotherapy program. Keng Huat feels strongly about providing holistic and individualized care for his patients.