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Dietitians & Nutritionists in Singapore: 6 dietitians · polyclinic dietitian consultation typically S$13.50–S$36.40 per consult

Updated October 2026How we rank
In Singapore, 'dietitian' and 'nutritionist' are not titles regulated by a statutory board; neither is among the AHPC-regulated professions. The Singapore Nutrition and Dietetics Association runs voluntary accreditation for dietitians and nutritionists, so ask whether a practitioner is SNDA-accredited. For medical conditions such as diabetes or kidney disease, a dietitian is usually the right choice.

All 6 dietitians in Singapore

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How much do dietitians & nutritionists charge in Singapore?

The cheapest route is a polyclinic dietitian with a doctor's referral. Online and private sessions cost more and are priced mainly by session length.

  • Polyclinic dietitian consultation

    S$13.50–S$36.40 per consult

    SingHealth Polyclinics: lower rates for citizens, $21.30 for PRs, $36.40 for non-residents; referral needed

  • Online dietitian video consult

    S$119.90–S$200 per session

    45 to 60 minutes

  • Private nutritionist, 30 minutes

    S$135–S$150 per session

    Higher rate outside office hours

  • Private nutritionist, 60 minutes

    S$270–S$300 per session

    Higher rate outside office hours

Sources: SingHealth Polyclinics: Dietetics services; Doctor Anywhere: Nutrition consultations; Naluri: Consultation prices (Singapore); New Leaf: Nutritionist services. Prices in SGD, before GST unless stated.

What licence should a dietitian have?

  • SNDA Accredited Dietitian / Accredited Nutritionist

    Singapore Nutrition and Dietetics Association · Optional accreditation

    Voluntary professional accreditation that sets proficiency standards for dietitians and nutritionists.

    Check the official register

How to choose a dietitian

  • Ask whether the practitioner is SNDA-accredited and what their degree is in.
  • For diabetes, kidney disease, eating disorders or tube feeding, choose a dietitian working with your doctor.
  • Be cautious of plans built around supplements the practitioner also sells.
  • Ask how progress will be measured, such as blood tests, weight or symptoms, and how often you'll review.

Questions about dietitians & nutritionists in Singapore

What is the difference between a dietitian and a nutritionist in Singapore?

Dietitians are generally trained to give medical nutrition therapy for conditions such as diabetes or kidney disease, often in hospitals. Nutritionists usually focus on general healthy eating and public health. Neither title is regulated by a statutory board in Singapore, so check for SNDA accreditation and ask about qualifications.

Are nutritionists regulated in Singapore?

Not by law. The Allied Health Professions Council regulates only physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech-language therapy, diagnostic radiography and radiation therapy. The Singapore Nutrition and Dietetics Association offers voluntary accreditation for dietitians and nutritionists.

Do I need a referral to see a dietitian?

Not for a private practice. For subsidised dietetic care at public hospitals or polyclinics, ask your doctor or polyclinic about a referral, which also lets the dietitian see your medical history and test results.

How many dietitians & nutritionists are there in Singapore?

Lookup lists 6 dietitians & nutritionists in Singapore as of October 2026, with the largest concentration in Chinatown (1). Listings are compiled from government registers and open map data and refreshed regularly.