In a healthcare landscape often dominated by impersonal clinical settings and high costs, one company stands out by putting genuine care, accessibility, and innovation at the heart of its practice. Founded in 2022 by Dr Ferlynn Soo Peh Yan, Posture Plus Pte Ltd is not just a physiotherapy clinic
—it is a sanctuary for spinal health and holistic well-being, built on a vision of comprehensive, affordable, and continuous care.
With a doctorate in physiotherapy and over 16 years of professional experience abroad, including time in the United Arab Emirates, the United States and the United Kingdom where she graduated from, Dr Soo brings a wealth of global expertise to Singapore’s physiotherapy scene. Her journey began with a singular mission: to create an inclusive, client-centric space where spinal health, fitness, rehabilitation, and lifestyle management could co-exist seamlessly. Posture Plus was born from this vision—an ecosystem of care designed to enhance the quality of life for every client who walks through its doors.
Specialising in spinal health and sports injuries, Posture Plus is more
just a physiotherapy clinic. It represents a new paradigm of healthcare—one that integrates rehabilitative care, preventive therapy, and fitness under one roof. Dr Soo recognised that Singapore’s private healthcare sector can be prohibitively expensive, and she was determined to offer a more affordable yet high-quality alternative.
“I saw a gap in the market for specific physiotherapy focusing on s
,” Dr Soo explained. “I wanted to create a place where clients their health with continuity and support—not just in recovery, but in
their overall lifestyle.”
This holistic approach doesn’t just treat symptoms; it empowers clients to control of their health journey, preventing relapses and fostering long-
term well-being.
Like many entrepreneurs, Dr Soo’s journey was not without its challenges. Starting the business solo, she took on every responsibility, from operations client care. It was, in her words, “an uphill battle.” But her unwavering
passion carried her through the early days.
“I just kept my head down and focused on why I started this—to help people and deliver the best care possible,” she shared. That passion is still the driving force behind the clinic’s operations and its growing success.
The mission of Posture Plus is crystal clear: to promote wellness through a client-focused model that blends consented data, therapy, and innovation. Dr Soo envisions a future where technology enhances care delivery. Plans are underway to implement advanced software that can quantify outcomes, provide tailored health recommendations, and even integrate with wearable devices to offer real-time feedback.
“Eventually, we want to use the data we collect not just for individual clients, but to contribute to broader community studies,” Dr Soo said. “We’re exploring collaborations that can benefit underserved populations as well.” This forward-thinking approach illustrates the company’s broader ambition
—not just to treat, but to lead change in how physiotherapy and wellness are understood and delivered.
For Dr Soo, the greatest reward isn’t financial gain or recognition; it’s seeing her clients improve. From returning clients to heartfelt testimonials, the impact of Posture Plus’s work is deeply personal.
“Our success lies in the quality of care we deliver. We don’t aim to be the biggest—we aim to be the best,” she stated with quiet conviction.
The clinic’s strength lies in being an inclusive space—accessible, welcoming, and non-intimidating. Even the brand name “Posture Plus” and its logo were designed with this ethos in mind. Steering away from clinical jargon, the brand embraces simplicity and approachability while symbolising a deeper commitment to attentive, detail-oriented care.
Behind the scenes, Posture Plus is powered by a dedicated team supported by a progressive workplace culture. Dr Soo believes in nurturing her staff’s growth and autonomy. The company enforces policies that allow team members to pursue professional development, take ownership of responsibilities, and work independently toward shared goals.
There is also an emphasis on operational efficiency—balancing high-quality service with sustainable cost structures. This includes maintaining key performance indicators (KPIs), setting flexible budgets, and making strategic long-term decisions over short-term gains.
“The small things matter,” Dr Soo remarked. “Punctuality, confidentiality, open communication—these are what keep the big things running smoothly.”
But despite its aspirations for growth, the heart of Posture Plus remains grounded in care. Whether it’s a new client walking in for back pain or a long-time patient working toward mobility goals, the clinic continues to be a trusted partner in their wellness journey.
As Dr Soo eloquently puts it, “We just want to be the best at what we do. people live better, healthier lives. That’s what truly drives us.”
