Wellbase Saha clinic

Dr. Apple (acupuncture) and Dr. Earth (physiotherapy) are repeatedly named for treating office syndrome, back pain, and sleep issues — multiple patients report noticeable improvement after just one or two sessions, with one reviewer specifically noting they went from chronic insomnia to sleeping well after a single acupuncture appointment. Several long-term patients (5+ years) credit the clinic's combination of acupuncture and hands-on physio for sustained pain relief.

The physiotherapists here actually investigate root causes rather than just treating the painful spot — reviewers consistently mention therapists explain biomechanics, identify postural problems, and teach specific at-home exercises tailored to each patient's actual physical ability. One reviewer recovering from knee replacement surgery praised Dr. Earth for combining exercise instruction with knowledge of age-related bone density concerns, treating her like a trainer with medical expertise.

They offer modern diagnostics on-site including echocardiogram and Mobi Physio scans (showing both muscle and bone), which lets doctors create genuinely customized treatment plans — reviewers appreciate getting cardiac clearance and structural imaging without leaving the clinic, then receiving posture correction guidance based on actual test results.

One detailed review documents serious safety and professionalism issues with a specific acupuncturist: inserting needles too deeply (causing bleeding and permanent marks), knocking contaminated items into sterilized needles during insertion, entering the treatment room without knocking while the patient was undressing, and most concerning—pulling down the patient's pants without consent. The clinic reportedly apologized via Line messaging but when the patient returned, the same doctor became defensive and refused to acknowledge the criticisms.

Bathroom facilities are in poor condition according to at least one review — the toilet was initially clogged and the flush button was broken (only the right side worked), which is a hygiene concern for a healthcare setting.