At Physio Companion, we believe good physiotherapy should feel honest, thoughtful, and genuinely helpful. With more than a decade of clinical experience, we provide ethical, evidence-based, results-oriented treatment focused on helping you feel better as efficiently as possible, without over-servicing or unnecessary care.

Our aim is to give you reliable pain relief while addressing the underlying cause, so that recovery is not just quick, but lasting. We want to be a trusted part of your journey, helping you move with greater strength and confidence, now and for the future.

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Timo Wu
Physiotherapist, Director of Physio Companion

Timo Wu is a Physiotherapist and the Director of Physio Companion, based in Singapore. He has 11 years of clinical experience across Singapore, China, and Southeast Asia, specialising in musculoskeletal and sports rehabilitation with a keen interest in tendon injuries, post-operative conditions, neurological and stroke rehabilitation, and active ageing care.

Timo holds a Master of Science (MSc) in Physiotherapy from Brunel University London and a Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Psychology from the University of Melbourne. He is fully registered with Singapore's Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC) and is a member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapists (UK).

Over his career, Timo has led physiotherapy services at Raffles Hospital Beijing and Tan Tock Seng Hospital, including a year managing rehabilitation on a high-flow acute stroke and neurology ward alongside Singapore's National Neuroscience Institute.

In Beijing, His clientele includes professionals from multinational corporations such as Apple, Volkswagen and BMW, as well as the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank and various international embassies. He has also launched clinical bike-fitting services for cyclists and runners, and built musculoskeletal caseloads with consistently strong recovery outcomes.

Timo's clinical work has been featured on SPH 96.3FM radio, in Lianhe Zaobao, and at the China Recovery Research Center, where he has spoken publicly on injury prevention, stroke recovery, and safe return to exercise. He sees patients in English, Mandarin, and German, with basic Cantonese.

• Registration: Fully Registered AHPC Physiotherapist (Singapore)
• Clinical experience: More than 11 years, across Singapore, China, and Southeast Asia
• Education: MSc Physiotherapy, Brunel University London (2015); BSc Psychology, University of Melbourne (2013)