FAQ’s

An Osteopathic Practitioner not only works with the spine and joints, but they also specialize in fascia, scars, the spinal cord and brain, viscera and organs, as well as fluids and fields. The holistic osteopathic approach is gentle and hands-on, and every treatment plan is tailored for each patient, focusing on the cause of the pain and imbalance.

Acupuncture is an originally Chinese practice of inserting fine needles through the skin at specific points specially to cure disease or relieve pain. It can be an essential component to helping you overcome chronic or acute pain, insomnia, stress, imbalances in organs and blood, emotional issues, and hormonal imbalances.

No, you don’t, the only time a doctor’s referral would be necessary would be if your insurance plan requires that you have a doctor’s referral to receive reimbursement. If you are concerned about any medical pathology and /or disease, always consult your physician prior to exploring Osteopathic Manual Therapy.

Most extended health care plans cover Osteopathy and/or Acupuncture Treatment; however, it is carrier and policy specific. Ask your HR department or plan administrator for more information. We can also definitely assist you to coordinate with your Extended Health Insurances by authorizing us to help you.

Osteopathy and Acupuncture will take an hour for initial and 45 mins for subsequent visits.