Have a question about our practice? Here are answers to our frequently asked questions. If you need further information, please contact us and we will be happy to help.
Unfortunately, we do not accept public insurance (GKV). However, many public insurance companies will reimburse you for all or part of the fee you pay. Please inquire our staff regarding this process. Private insurance (PKV) is generally reimbursed by the insurance company and self payment is always possible.
Yes. Although you must pay out of pocket at our office, many public insurance companies will reimburse at least a portion of the fee. Please inquire our staff regarding this process and our fees.
When one has a joint or muscle issue, both orthopedic and osteopathic evaluations can help determine the origin of the pain. When the diagnosis does not require immediate surgery, certain non-surgical orthopedic treatments may be useful, such as bracing or injections. Often osteopathic treatment can be helpful in reducing pain and improving movement, and can at times even prevent or delay the need for surgery.
No, conventional medicine provides so much and allows for an overall higher quality and length of life than ever before. Progress and advancements are constantly taking place in every field. Osteopathic medicine has a place in treating disease states, helping with prevention of issues, and potentially detecting issues early on, giving more time for appropriate referral, evaluation, and treatment. Our physicians are board-certified doctors and integrate their treatments through both the conventional and osteopathic lenses simultaneously.
Yes, osteopathy is considered safe in pregnancy. Several studies suggest improved birth outcomes when women are treated during pregnancy. Other studies note improvement in back and pelvic pain.
Every morning includes appointment slots available for urgent needs. Please contact the office to determine availability. If there is any concern for medical emergency, please visit the emergency room instead.
We evaluate each patient individually to determine the best treatment course for their needs. We are trained to use hands-on treatment in ways to be considerate of patients’ sensitivity with an awareness of comfort and efficacy. We listen to your feedback to endeavour to make our treatment acceptable to you.
Osteopathic treatment is not only for muscle and joint issues; it has application to the internal structures of the body as well, and can be beneficial for a variety of complaints.
Conservative orthopedics includes evaluation of musculoskeletal complaints and treatment with a variety of non-surgical modalities. Referral for surgery is provided when indicated.
Sports medicine begins with evaluation prior to beginning a new activity, and continues through maintenance and prevention of injuries, as well as treatment of issues as they arise.
Osteoporosis can be a life-threatening condition. Early diagnosis and treatment are shown to prevent broken bones and disability, and improve quality of life.