Is Osteopathy available on the National Health Service?
The vast majority of osteopathic treatments are carried out on a private basis; however, the number of local health trusts offering osteopathy on the NHS is increasing. Your GP should be able to tell you whether there is an NHS provider in your area; if not, you can contact your local primary care trust or consult the NHS website which has details of all local services.
Osteopathy Guide Index:
- Osteopathy
 - Where would I find an Osteopath?
 - Examples of conditions treated by osteopathy
 - Who can benefit from Osteopathic treatment?
 - Osteopathy and Sport
 - What will happen at an appointment with an Osteopath?
 - What does Osteopathy treatment involve?
 
- How much does an Osteopath charge?
 - Is Osteopathy available on the National Health Service?
 - Osteopath Training and Qualifications
 - Is Osteopathy Effective?
 - Are there any side-effects of Osteopathy?
 - Further Information on osteopaths
 
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