FORE STREET OSTEOPATHS

COVID-19 Information:

Although guidelines are relaxing, we are fully committed to protecting our patients and staff.

Full PPE will continue to be worn during treatment and the treatment room will be sanitised between each patient. All patients are pre-screened before attending and temperature will be taken upon arrival. We ask all patients to continue wearing a mask to protect us all. Thank you.

We are continuing to offer online consultations to anyone who would prefer not to attend the clinic.

Please call or email for more information.

FORE STREET OSTEOPATHS

We are a friendly, professional osteopathic clinic based in Saltash, just minutes away from the A38 on the border of Devon and Cornwall.

We aim to provide osteopathic care of the highest standard, in a friendly professional manner, and at affordable prices.

You do not need a GP referral to be treated.

OSTEOPATHY IS FOR EVERYONE

We treat a wide range of medical conditions and injuries from work, recreation and sports related activities. People of all ages and backgrounds can be treated with osteopathy, including the elderly, pregnant women, sports people and children.

Osteopaths are body mechanics. Through treatment we promote the smooth functioning of all joints and soft tissues in the body. We don’t just treat the painful area, we treat the body as a whole and provide advice on how you can keep your body mechanically well.

Osteopaths are trained to recognise when treatment is not appropriate. We will therefore refer you to your GP if required, to ensure you receive the most appropriate care for your condition.

YOU'RE IN GOOD HANDS

It typically takes 4 years to become a qualified osteopath, and requires over 1,000 hours of clinical training. We are also required to maintain our skills through ongoing training and professional development.

Osteopathy is a regulated profession, with all osteopaths required by law to register with the General Osteopathic Council, who ensure that all osteopaths operate to high professional standards. It is a criminal offence to claim to be an osteopath otherwise.