At CaringSG, our mission is to support and uplift special needs caregivers, creating an inclusive community where every individual thrives. We understand that providing the best care for our dependents with special needs can be financially demanding and hope to alleviate some of the financial burden faced by caregivers.
Hence to support caregivers with the cost of therapy and early intervention programmes, CaringSG is delighted to announce our newest partnership with Kaleidoscope Therapy Center. CaringSG members who enrol their children in any of the following services from 1 August 2023 onwards can enjoy discounted prices.
CaringSG Member Rates at Kaleidoscope Therapy Center from 1 August 2023 | ||
Services | Discounted Price for CaringSG Members (Excluding GST) | Regular Price (Excluding GST) |
1. Speech and Language Therapy | $152 – $192 per hour* | $190 – $240 per hour* |
2. Occupational Therapy | ||
3. Physiotherapy | ||
4. Early Intervention Programme | $1,800 – $3,150 per month^ | $2,000 – $3,500 per month^ |
*Prices vary depending on the seniority of the therapist and the timing of therapy sessions (This promotion is only for weekday rates. Please contact Kaleidoscope for more information) ^Kaleidoscope Therapy Center’s Early Intervention Programme, called the Ready Let’s Go! Programme is offered as a 2, 3, and 5 days-a-week programme. Kaleidoscope Therapy Center is a GST registered company and prevailing GST will be applicable to the above-mentioned prices. Promotion last updated on the 26 January 2024. | ||
To enjoy this discount:
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About Kaleidoscope
Kaleidoscope is a private therapy centre in Singapore which has served over 10,000 families over the past 23 years. Its therapists have over 350 years of combined clinical experience within the team, with expertise covering a wide variety of developmental needs. Learn more about its services at www.kaleidoscope.com.sg
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