Physician Chu I Ta is a registered TCM physician with the Singapore TCM Practitioners' Board and is currently the Chief Physician at Real Health Medical Pte Ltd. He has 10 years of experience in TCM practice. He’s currently holding the position of Secretary General of the Singapore Chinese Physician Association and the Vice-Chairman of Singapore Chung Hwa Medical Institution.
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