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MORROW opens first Singapore clinic as regional expansion plans advance

The flagship spans 45,000 sq. ft. across two floors at Longevity World.

MORROW has opened its first health clinic in Singapore, combining medical testing, doctor consultations, exercise facilities, recovery services, and nutrition programs at a single site.

“MORROW serves as the anchor of a broader ecosystem designed to make preventive healthcare more accessible and integrated into everyday life,” Allen Law, founder and CEO at MORROW, said in an emailed reply to questions.

The clinic occupies 45,000 square feet across two floors at 10 Coleman Street within Longevity World, an 80,000-sq.-ft. wellness complex.

MORROW operates the site through two units: MORROW Medical, which provides testing and consultations, and MORROW, which provides exercise, recovery, nutrition, and coaching services.

“This isn't a clinic with a gym attached, but a single environment where a diagnostic insight can be acted on immediately, in the same visit, rather than referred elsewhere,” Law said.

Members can access health screenings, biomarker tests, functional assessments, and doctor consultations. The facility also includes a gym, Pilates and yoga studios, sound therapy rooms, hydrotherapy, thermal therapy, cryotherapy, hyperbaric oxygen facilities, and spa services.

Food and beverage outlets include Folium Restaurant, Nectarium, and Caesura Grab & Go.

Technology features include artificial intelligence-enabled Technogym equipment, wearable device integration, and the MORROW App, which tracks assessments and health data. The cryotherapy system operates without nitrogen.

Hong Kong is expected to be MORROW's next market. The company plans to open more than 10 sites across the Asia-Pacific region, Australasia, and the Middle East within five years.

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