
Registered T&CM Practitioner · Reg. No. PTC-PPPB2026/29423
Gabriel Yong Hao Sheng
Focused on musculoskeletal health, sports injuries, sleep and relaxation support, and recovery support.
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Modern TCM care that starts by understanding you. Come to us with what you are feeling. You do not need to know which treatment you need.
What House of Qi offers
House of Qi is a modern Traditional Chinese Medicine practice. Our experienced practitioners take time to understand how you feel, what has changed and what better would look like for you.
Whether you want to improve your everyday wellbeing or complement medical treatment and recovery, we offer a thoughtful path forward, shaped around you.
Helping you feel more like the best version of yourself.How we care
As part of the Care Concierge family, House of Qi can connect you to trusted rehabilitation, nursing, caregiving and senior care support when you need it. Visit Care Concierge
These are some of the approaches your practitioner may consider. Your consultation comes first.
Each treatment has its own guide: acupuncture, tui na massage, cupping, gua sha, moxibustion and facial acupuncture.
A core TCM practice using fine needles at selected points on the body.
↗Therapeutic massage, gua sha, cupping and related hands-on techniques.
↗TCM care that may be considered alongside an existing rehabilitation or medical care plan, after practitioner assessment.
↗Cosmetic acupuncture, facial Bojin and other practitioner-selected techniques.
↗Women’s wellness and paediatric TCM massage where appropriate.
↗The people behind your care
Both practitioners graduated from Xiamen University Malaysia. Consultations are available in English, Bahasa Malaysia and Mandarin.

Registered T&CM Practitioner · Reg. No. PTC-PPPB2026/29423
Focused on musculoskeletal health, sports injuries, sleep and relaxation support, and recovery support.
View Gabriel’s profile
Registered T&CM Practitioner · Reg. No. PTC-PPPB2026/29422
Focused on women’s health, facial wellness, digestion, sleep and general TCM wellness.
View Jie Ning’s profileThe House of Qi care quiz
Before your visit
No. Begin by telling us what has been bothering you. Your practitioner will assess your concerns and explain what may be suitable.
Your practitioner will ask about your symptoms and general wellbeing. They may also observe your tongue or check your pulse before discussing possible next steps.
People experience acupuncture differently. Your practitioner will explain what to expect and check in with you throughout the session.
Tell your practitioner about any diagnoses, medicines and care you currently receive. We will tell you when another form of care may be more appropriate.
There is no single answer for everyone. Your practitioner will discuss a suitable plan after understanding your concerns and how you respond to care.
Our name
To begin again, we first understand where we come from. Qi Yuan expresses our belief that wellbeing begins by returning to the fundamentals: balance, movement, energy and the relationship between the whole body. At House of Qi, this is our starting point. Yuan, 元 (Yuán), refers to the origin, foundation and source.
Read our storySometimes wellness begins by slowing down. Our tea space will be an extension of the same philosophy behind our treatments: a moment to reconnect and care for yourself.
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Ready when you are
You don’t need to understand TCM or know which treatment you need. Tell us what has been bothering you. We’ll listen first.