FAQs
 

How long will my Osteopathic appointment take?  

Initial and standard consultation are 30min for single region cases

Double initial and double standard consultation are 1 hour recommended for more complex and multiple regions

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A case history, a thorough examination, and careful consideration towards making a diagnosis followed by treatment.  

 

Can I claim Osteopathy on my health fund?

Yes, most if not all health funds cover Osteopathy.

You will need to check with your current healthcare provider if you are eligible.

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Do I need to wear specific clothing to my appointment?

We prefer patients to wear comfortable loose fitting clothes. 

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Is there parking nearby?

Yes, metered Grosvenor St and Grafton St (between Nelson and Newland St) then a short walk passed the Train/Bus terminal to the clinic

Alternatively 2 hour FREE parking across the road at Westfield Shopping centre, entry on Grafton St, head to basement, best access to Grosvenor St from there.   

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Where’s the nearest Train and Bus stop?

Next door to clinic - Grafton St and Oxford St 

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How many sessions will I need with the Osteopath?

For general musculoskeletal injuries, most can be resolved between 3 to 4 visits. 

Chronic and complicated cases may need more consideration requiring up to 8 visits. 

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Do I need a referral to see an Osteopath?

No, you do not require a referral to see an Osteopath. 

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I was injured at work.  Do you accept Workers Comp Claims?

Yes, Osteopaths are registered by AHPRA and approved by SIRA to provide treatment under the NSW workers’ compensation system. 

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Is Osteopathy covered by Medicare?

Yes. There are specific criteria you have to discuss with your GP to see if you are eligible under the Chronic Disease Management plan. 

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Do I need an x-ray?

You do not require an X-RAY, CT scan, MRI, and or ultrasound unless the osteopath deems it necessary for the diagnosis of a musculoskeletal injury. 

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Dry needling? What is it?   

Dry needling practitioners insert acupuncture-style needle into myofascial trigger points in the body. This approach releases tight muscular bands and is targeted at specific muscle-tendon junctions in certain areas.​​

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I’m pregnant.  Can I still receive Osteopathic treatment?

Yes. It is safe to receive Osteopathic treatment whilst pregnant.