Orchard House Health
Incorporating
The Osteopathic Clinic
Nick Aston
Tom Hewetson
TOM HAS RECENTLY BEEN ACCEPTED AS PART OF THE MEDICAL TEAM FOR THE COMMONWEALTH GAMES IN BIRMINGHAM 2022
COVID 19 Update
You may be aware that the government guidelines regarding Covid 19 have changed.
However, In clinical environments we have to be mindful of potentially vulnrable patients. Therefore, if you feel unwell or believe you may have Covid 19, we ask you to use your best judgement and do a lateral flow test, and if necessary to postpone or cancel your appointment.
Both Nick an Tom thank you for your continued support.
We continue to follow guidelines from the Public Health England (PHE) and the institute of Osteopathy
PLEASE NOTE
Facemasks are still required in a clinical setting
OSTEOPATHY IS AN ALLIED HEALTH CARE PROFESSION
We have been treating and giving advice on
aches, pains strains and sprains since 1995
Osteopathy is not just for bad backs
Common conditions seen are:
Sports and other injuries, back and neck pain, pain of arthritis, sciatica, shoulder and arm problems, pelvis, hip and leg problems, knee ankle and foot problems.
Osteopathy
Osteopaths are qualified allied health care professionals registered with the General Osteopathic Council, who are skilled in diagnosis and treatment. Osteopathy is complementary to and supportive of Medicine, It is primarily a ‘hands on’ manual therapy using a wide variety of treatment modalities, including:
Adjuncts to osteopathic treatment may also be used such as:
What can you expect on your first visit?
Your first visit will take approximately one hour and will include:
Follow up treatments are approximately 30 minutes.
PLEASE NOTE
In order to accurately assess the area to be treated, you may be asked to remove a certain amount of clothing. You will need to wear sensible underwear or shorts. Patients may bring a chaperone to any treatment.
For a more indepth explanation, please see the 'What to Expect' section