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What to expect.
What to expect.
Initial Consultation One hour
Initial Consultation One hour
Subsequent Consultations 30 minutes
Osteopath
Osteopath
Osteopathy
Initial Consultation: one hour duration.
Initial Consultation: one hour duration.
Typically:
Typically:
Taking of a case history, examination of patient, conduction of appropriate ancillary tests if appropriate, formulation of diagnosis and treatment plan. Initiation of 'hands-on' treatment. Discussion of prognosis. Formulation of treatment and management plan in partnership with patient. Advice self management, for example, appropriate exercises.
Taking of a case history, examination of patient, conduction of appropriate ancillary tests if appropriate, formulation of diagnosis and treatment plan. Initiation of 'hands-on' treatment. Discussion of prognosis. Formulation of treatment and management plan in partnership with patient. Advice self management, for example, appropriate exercises.
Cost of initial appointment £60.00
Follow up Consultations. 30 minute duration
Follow up Consultations. 30 minute duration
Typically:
Discussion and assessment of progress. Re-examination of both related musculoskeletal area, and appropriate ancillary tests, for example neurological testing.
Discussion and assessment of progress. Re-examination of both related musculoskeletal area, and appropriate ancillary tests, for example neurological testing.
Cost 0f subsequent sessions £45.00
It would be unusual to progress beyond an initial consultation, and three subsequent consultations, without thorough re-examination and consideration of further tests, such as imaging/blood tests, if progress was not being made.
Charles has a long track record of helping patients assess their progress following osteopathic intervention, and has been the co-author of a number of scientific research papers relating to measuring how successful osteopathic treatment can be.
Charles has a long track record of helping patients assess their progress following osteopathic intervention, and has been the co-author of a number of scientific research papers relating to measuring how successful osteopathic treatment can be.
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