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Announcement
Osteopathy for Adults
Adults come to GC Osteopathy with a wide range of conditions.
We commonly see back pain, neck pain, muscle pain, headaches, migraines, lack of joint mobility, poor posture, poor circulation, vertigo and sports injuries.
Age is no barrier. We see adults right into their late 90s.
Osteopathy for Children
Dr Joyaa Antares is formally recognised by Osteopathy Australia as an Advanced Paediatric Osteopath.
He sees children with ear infections, digestive problems, headaches, injuries from knocks and falls, sports injuries, behavioural problems, asthma support and more ----
Osteopathy for Babies and Pregnant Mums
A growing body of evidence supports the osteopathic care of babies as a safe treatment approach.
Many women find osteopathic treatment helpful throughout their pregnancy; to relieve any discomfort or pain and in preparation for labour.
Appointments in ClinicWhat can I Expect?
At GC Osteopathy we have systems in place to make all aspects of your appointment run as smoothly as possible. Here we tell you how you can book your consultation, what you can expect on the day and more ----
Phone and Video AppointmentsTelehealth - Coming Soon
We will be introducing Telehealth at a later date. This will be an additional service providing contact with clients who cannot attend the clinic, for whatever reason.
Gov't Assisted AppointmentsGPMP, DVA, Workcover
At GC Osteopathy you can access Osteopathic sessions on a GP Management Plan, via the DVA and through Workcover. Criteria always apply and you must visit your GP first to get a referral. Under a GP Management Plan a gap payment applies.
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