About One Spine TTDI

We assess before recommending care.

One Spine is a chiropractic-led clinic with physiotherapy and rehabilitation support for pain, posture, movement, and recovery.

Clinical information on this page is reviewed by Ivy Ting, Chiropractor and Clinical Lead. Last reviewed: 26 July 2026.

One Spine practitioner explaining spine assessment with a patient
Assessment first, treatment second.
We look beyond the painful area and explain when medical review may be more appropriate.
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TTDI, Kuala Lumpur
38 & 40, Jalan Tun Mohd Fuad 1, Taman Tun Dr Ismail, 60000 Kuala Lumpur.

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4.9 on Google
Public reviews often mention clear explanations, professional care, and comfortable visits.

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You should not need to guess your way through treatment.

Two people can both have back pain but need different next steps. One may need spinal mobility work. Another may need hip control, strengthening, workstation changes, or medical referral first.

That is why the first conversation is about the pattern, not a package.

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We listen to the symptom storyWhat started it, what changes it, where it travels, and what feels unsafe or unusual.
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We check movement and safety signsPosture, joint motion, muscle control, nerve-related signs, and red flags are considered.
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We explain suitable optionsChiropractic, physiotherapy, rehabilitation, soft tissue work, shockwave, home advice, or referral may be discussed.
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We avoid forcing careIf symptoms suggest imaging, medical review, or specialist care, we explain that clearly.
One Spine practitioner checking posture and movement with a patient

Chiropractic-led, with support when useful.

Chiropractic leads the clinical direction at One Spine. Physiotherapy, rehabilitation, soft tissue care, dry needling, shockwave therapy, and exercise support are added only when they are suitable for the patient.

We keep care practical: understand the problem, explain the findings, choose a sensible next step, and review progress.

We assess before recommending care. We look beyond the painful area.

Meet the One Spine team.

A small team supporting chiropractic-led care, with physiotherapy and rehabilitation input when useful for the patient.

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Ivy Ting, Chiropractor and Clinical Lead at One Spine TTDI

Ivy Ting

Chiropractor and Clinical Lead

Leads One Spine’s chiropractic direction and keeps the assessment-first approach clear, practical, and patient-focused.

Qualifications & Professional Memberships
  • Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Chiropractic
  • Diplomate, Australian College of Chiropractic Paediatrics
  • Graduate of a Council on Chiropractic Education Australasia (CCEA) accredited chiropractic programme
  • Registered Practitioner, Traditional and Complementary Medicine Council (T&CM), Malaysia
  • Member, Association of Chiropractic Malaysia (ACM)
  • Member, International Chiropractic Pediatric Association (ICPA)
Justin Tan, Chiropractor at One Spine TTDI

Justin Tan

Chiropractor

Supports patients with chiropractic assessment, movement-based care, and clear explanations at each step.

Qualifications & Professional Memberships
  • Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Chiropractic
  • Graduate of a Council on Chiropractic Education Australasia (CCEA) accredited chiropractic programme
  • Registered Practitioner, Traditional and Complementary Medicine Council (T&CM), Malaysia
  • Completed Schroth Best Practice Programme (SBP) training for scoliosis
Alex Goh, Chiropractor at One Spine TTDI

Alex Goh

Chiropractor

Helps patients understand pain, posture, and movement concerns before care is considered.

Qualifications & Professional Memberships
  • Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Chiropractic
  • Graduate of a Council on Chiropractic Education Australasia (CCEA) accredited chiropractic programme
  • Registered Practitioner, Traditional and Complementary Medicine Council (T&CM), Malaysia
  • Completed Schroth Best Practice Programme (SBP) training for scoliosis
Thiruneelavannan, Chiropractor at One Spine TTDI

Thiruneelavannan

Chiropractor

Provides chiropractic care with a calm, assessment-led approach for pain and movement concerns.

Qualifications & Professional Memberships
  • Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Chiropractic, International Medical University (IMU)
  • Graduate of a Council on Chiropractic Education Australasia (CCEA) accredited chiropractic programme
  • Registered Practitioner, Traditional and Complementary Medicine Council (T&CM), Malaysia
Liang Jia Kee, Physiotherapist at One Spine TTDI

Liang Jia Kee

Physiotherapist

Provides in-house physiotherapy and rehabilitation support when useful within a patient’s care plan.

Qualifications & Professional Memberships
  • Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Physiotherapy, INTI International University
  • Registered with the Malaysian Healthcare Practitioners’ System (MHPS)
  • Member, Malaysian Physiotherapy Association (MPA)
Eden Teng, Physiotherapist at One Spine TTDI

Eden Teng

Physiotherapist

Eden supports rehabilitation for musculoskeletal and post-operative recovery, including knee and hip replacement, Achilles, ACL and meniscus reconstruction cases. His clinical interests also include dry needling, taping, and neuro-rehabilitation support for conditions such as stroke, Parkinson’s disease, traumatic brain injury and spinal cord injury.

Qualifications & Professional Memberships
  • Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Physiotherapy, MAHSA University
  • Registered with the Malaysian Healthcare Practitioners’ System (MHPS)
  • Member, Malaysian Physiotherapy Association (MPA)
Yuki Lim, Physiotherapist at One Spine TTDI

Yuki Lim

Physiotherapist

Yuki supports rehabilitation for musculoskeletal and post-operative recovery. Her clinical interests include dry needling, manual therapy, and sports-related rehabilitation.

Qualifications & Professional Memberships
  • Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Physiotherapy, MAHSA University
  • Registered with the Malaysian Healthcare Practitioners’ System (MHPS)
  • Member, Malaysian Physiotherapy Association (MPA)
  • GEMt Dry Needling Level 1
  • Maitland Approach: Advanced Clinical Reasoning from Hypothesis to Application of Treatment
  • First Aid in Sports Workshop

Patients often mention explanation, professionalism, and comfort.

Short public review snippets focused on patient experience.

4.9 rating on Google

“All the therapists are very professional and have helped me a lot with my ACL injury.”

Sadia Kabeer, Google review

“Very patient and attentive to my injury. Prices here are reasonable as well with quality service.”

Hailee Ng Yew Ming, Google review

“Explained clearly what might be causing my discomfort, which made me feel reassured.”

esther ooi, Google review

Source: One Spine Google review listing. Excerpts are shortened for layout.

Where patients can check professional context.

The practitioner cards list individual qualifications. These links provide Malaysian registration and professional-body context without publishing private practitioner registration numbers on the page.


MOH T&CM
Public information on T&CM practitioner registration and recognised practice areas.
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ACM
Professional association information for chiropractic in Malaysia.
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MPA
National professional body representing physiotherapists in Malaysia.
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MHPS
Government information on the Malaysian Healthcare Practitioners System.
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Privacy note: Individual registration numbers are not displayed here. Patients can check practitioner registration status through the relevant MOH T&CM or professional-body channels.

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Practical clinic information.

Address38 & 40, Jalan Tun Mohd Fuad 1, Taman Tun Dr Ismail, 60000 Kuala Lumpur.
Nearby areasTTDI, Damansara, Mont Kiara, Kuala Lumpur, and Petaling Jaya.
Start hereIf you are unsure what care you need, begin with a first visit assessment.

Before you visit.

Is One Spine mainly a chiropractic clinic?

Yes. One Spine is chiropractic-led, with in-house physiotherapy and rehabilitation support when suitable after assessment.

What does One Spine assess first?

We look at pain history, posture, movement, spine and joint function, muscle control, nerve-related signs, and red flags before recommending care.

Do I need to know whether I need chiropractic or physiotherapy?

No. The assessment helps us explain whether chiropractic care, physiotherapy support, rehabilitation, shockwave, dry needling, or referral is the sensible starting point.

When would One Spine advise referral?

Referral may be recommended for severe trauma, progressive weakness or numbness, bladder or bowel changes, fever, unexplained weight loss, severe night pain, or symptoms that do not fit a mechanical pattern.

Not sure where to start?

Book One Spine Signature Treatment and let the team assess what may be contributing to your pain or posture concern.

Clinical governance at One Spine TTDI

Registered Chiropractic Care, Professional Standards

Your care starts with a proper assessment, clear explanation, and safety screening before any treatment is recommended.

T&CM / KKM registered Our chiropractic practitioners are registered with the T&CM Council under the Traditional and Complementary Medicine Division, Ministry of Health Malaysia.
ACM professional association We follow professional standards connected to chiropractic practice in Malaysia, including the Association of Chiropractic Malaysia where applicable.
Assessment-first care We review history, posture, movement, joint function, muscle control, and red flags before recommending care.
Referral when needed If symptoms suggest imaging, medical review, or specialist care, we will advise referral instead of forcing treatment.
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Quick answer

One Spine is an assessment-first chiropractic and physiotherapy centre in TTDI, Kuala Lumpur. We support patients from KL, PJ, Damansara, Bangsar and Mont Kiara with back pain, neck pain, sciatica-like symptoms, posture concerns, movement limitations and rehabilitation needs. Your first visit checks symptoms, movement, posture and red flags before explaining whether chiropractic care, physiotherapy, exercise or referral is appropriate.
Clinical content reviewed by One Spine's registered T&CM practitioner (Registration: CP-PPPB2025/26122). Last reviewed: 26 July 2026.