Dr. Lee Hwee Ming
Consultant Rehabilitation, Medicine Specialist
Helping You Move Better. Live More Independently.
Experienced Rehabilitation Care
Experienced care focused on helping you recover function, manage symptoms and move forward with confidence.
Evidence-Based Rehabilitation
Using proven rehabilitation approaches and modern techniques to support safe and effective recovery.
Personalised Care Plans
Every treatment plan is tailored to your condition, goals and daily needs.
About Dr. Lee Hwee Ming
Supporting Your Journey Back to Independence
Dr. Lee Hwee Ming is a Consultant Rehabilitation Medicine Specialist with expertise in physical rehabilitation, functional recovery and the management of disabilities arising from illness, injury and chronic medical conditions. His clinical practice focuses on helping patients improve mobility, restore physical function and achieve greater independence in their daily lives.
With experience in managing a wide range of rehabilitation needs, Dr. Lee provides personalised rehabilitation programmes tailored to each patient’s medical condition, functional limitations and individual recovery goals. His areas of clinical expertise include stroke and neurorehabilitation, musculoskeletal and amputee rehabilitation, traumatic brain injury rehabilitation, spinal cord injury rehabilitation, cardiac rehabilitation, paediatric rehabilitation and cancer rehabilitation.
Years of Experience
Happy Patients
Conditions Treated
Patient Satisfaction
Services & Treatments
Rehabilitation Care for Better Living
Restoring movement, regaining independence.
Stroke & Neurorehabilitation
Musculoskeletal & Amputee Rehabilitation
Traumatic Brain Injury Rehabilitation
Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation
Cardiac Rehabilitation
Paediatric Rehabilitation
Cancer Rehabilitation
When Should You Consider Rehabilitation?
Rehabilitation may help if you are experiencing:
Difficulty walking or moving
Weakness or loss of strength
Balance or coordination problems
Ongoing pain affecting daily activities
Reduced mobility after surgery or injury
Difficulty returning to normal activities after a stroke
Changes in function following a brain or spinal cord injury
Physical weakness or fatigue following cancer treatment
If a medical condition is affecting your ability to move or manage your daily activities, a rehabilitation assessment may help identify appropriate treatment and support.
FAQs
Everything You Need to Know
A Rehabilitation Medicine Specialist helps patients recover or improve their movement, function and independence after illness, injury, surgery or disability.
Rehabilitation can help with conditions such as stroke, brain and spinal cord injuries, musculoskeletal problems, chronic pain, amputation, heart conditions and cancer-related disabilities.
You may benefit from rehabilitation if an injury or medical condition affects your movement, strength, mobility or ability to perform daily activities.
Stroke rehabilitation helps patients regain movement, balance, strength and independence after a stroke. Treatment is tailored to each patient's needs and recovery goals.
Yes. Rehabilitation can help manage chronic pain by improving movement, strength and physical function through an individualised treatment plan.
Rehabilitation Medicine is a medical specialty that assesses the patient's overall condition and coordinates their rehabilitation needs. Physiotherapy is one of the treatments that may form part of a rehabilitation programme.
Yes. Rehabilitation can help improve mobility, strength, coordination and independence following a traumatic brain injury or spinal cord injury.
Amputee rehabilitation helps patients adapt after limb loss through mobility training, strengthening, balance training and, where appropriate, prosthetic rehabilitation.
Yes. Paediatric rehabilitation supports children with developmental, neurological or physical conditions to improve their movement, function and independence.
The length of treatment depends on the patient's condition, recovery goals and progress. Some patients need short-term rehabilitation, while others may require longer-term care.
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