Anyone diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease (PD) may be referred for the KEEP programme. A physiotherapist from the participating Day Rehabilitation Centre (DRC) will assess your needs and recommend the most suitable programme for you.

Yes. Participation in KEEP requires a referral. Referrals can be made by healthcare professionals from hospitals, specialist clinics, polyclinics, or General Practitioner (GP) clinics.

KEEP Fit focuses on improving fitness, endurance, strength, and physical activity through targeted exercise training and fitness monitoring.

KEEP Active focuses on managing Parkinson's symptoms and improving daily function. It includes rehabilitation activities such as movement strategies, fall prevention, and training in daily living activities.

The physiotherapist at the Day Rehabilitation Centre will recommend the programme that best matches your needs and goals.

Both KEEP Fit and KEEP Active are conducted twice a week over a period of 12 weeks.

After completing the programme, participants may opt to transit to other programmes offered by the DRC they are enrolled in, or opt to join community-based health activities such as Active Aging Centres, Healthy 365, or attend ActiveSG gyms.

The KEEP Project Coordinators will also stay in touch and conduct follow-up check-ins every six months for up to two years to support your long-term rehabilitation journey.

Programme fees may vary depending on the participating centre and your eligibility for subsidies. The staff at your selected Day Rehabilitation Centre will provide detailed fee information during enrolment.

MOH Household Means-testing Subsidies are available for eligible Singapore Citizens/Singapore Permanent Residents.

Yes. You may indicate your preferred participating Day Rehabilitation Centre when your referral is submitted. Subject to programme availability and commencement dates, every effort will be made to place you at your preferred location.

KEEP is being rolled out in phases across participating centres from January 2026 to March 2027. Some locations may start later than others. Please refer to the centre directory on this page for the latest programme commencement dates.

KEEP is offered through 13 participating Day Rehabilitation Centres across Singapore. You can use the centre directory on this page to identify the centre closest to your home.

Yes. KEEP encourages caregiver involvement as part of a holistic approach to Parkinson's care. Caregivers may receive education and support through participating centres where available.

Programme delivery may vary across centres. Programmes are largely conducted in English, however some centres may be able to provide support in Mandarin, Malay, Tamil, or other commonly spoken languages depending on staff availability. Please check directly with your preferred centre.

For enquiries about the KEEP programme, please email neurosupportive_program@nni.com.sg.