Phnom Penh: Healing Hands Wellness, a chiropractic practice established in Singapore in 2010, is proud to announce the grand opening of its first clinic in Phnom Penh on 17 July 2026, bringing over 16 years of clinical experience in posture, mobility care and pain relief to the people of Cambodia.
With over 30,000 patients cared for, Healing Hands Wellness has built a reputation for delivering personalised, patient-centred chiropractic care that focuses on enhancing overall quality of life through holistic, non-invasive treatment. Chiropractic care supports patients who suffer from neck and back pain, frozen and stiff shoulders, scoliosis, sciatica, headaches and migraines, slipped or herniated discs, sports injuries and pregnancy pain, among other musculoskeletal conditions.
The clinic’s philosophy is rooted in a simple belief that better movement and freedom from pain will lead to a better quality of life. The chiropractic team hold Doctor of Chiropractic (D.C.) degrees from accredited universities in the United States and have many years of clinical experience. “We have built healthier communities in Singapore by empowering people to move better and function at their best through evidence-based chiropractic techniques and personalised care plans,” said Dr Marc Calaunan, founder and clinical director. “We are delighted to bring the experience and standards we have developed in Singapore to Cambodia.”
Among the distinguished guests in attendance at the Grand Opening event were guest of honour H.E. Steven Pang Chee Wee, Singapore Ambassador to the Kingdom of Cambodia; Her Royal Highness Princess Norodom Pong Kanchana; Neak Mneang Kong Srey; and Ms Koy Anna, Goodwill Ambassador for the Ministry of Women’s Affairs of Cambodia.
Healing Hands Wellness is located on the 4th floor of Sing-Specialist Medical Centre. To celebrate its opening, they welcome members of the public, community partners and healthcare professionals to tour the clinic, meet the chiropractic team and learn more about the benefits of holistic chiropractic care.
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