Book Osteopathy in the UK

Enter your postcode above to see osteopathy clinics near you with free appointments. The times come straight from each clinic’s diary, and you pay the clinic’s own price. Or choose a town below.

15 clinics · 84 towns · first appointments from £56, typically £68 · see prices by town

Where you can book osteopathy

Towns with a clinic you can book within 20 miles, most clinics first.

About osteopathy

Osteopathy is a manual therapy that treats the body as an integrated whole. Osteopaths use stretching, massage, joint mobilisation and manipulation to improve circulation, relieve muscle tension and support the body's natural healing processes. MediMo lists 15 clinics offering Osteopathy across 84 locations in the UK. An initial consultation includes a full medical history, physical examination, and hands-on treatment using gentle stretching, mobilisation and manipulation techniques.

Frequently asked questions about osteopathy

How quickly can I get an osteopathy appointment in the UK?
Most osteopathy practices offer appointments within a few days. Some clinics in the UK may have same-day or next-day availability. Check the listings above for the latest appointment slots.
Do I need a GP referral to see an osteopath?
No. Osteopaths are primary healthcare practitioners and you can book directly. If you plan to claim through health insurance, check whether your policy requires a GP referral or pre-authorisation.
What does an osteopath treat?
Osteopaths treat a broad range of musculoskeletal conditions including back pain, neck pain, joint pain, arthritis, sports injuries and pregnancy-related discomfort. They take a whole-body approach, considering how different areas of the body affect one another.
How much does an osteopathy appointment cost in the UK?
An initial osteopathy consultation typically costs between 45 and 75 pounds. Follow-up sessions usually cost between 35 and 55 pounds. Some clinics offer discounted rates for block bookings.
What happens at a first osteopathy appointment?
The osteopath will ask about your medical history, lifestyle and symptoms. They will carry out a physical examination, which may involve observing your posture and movement. Treatment usually begins during the first session and may include stretching, massage and joint mobilisation.
Are osteopaths in the UK regulated?
Yes. All osteopaths in the UK must be registered with the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC). It is a legal requirement to be registered before practising, so you can be sure that listed osteopaths meet the required professional standards.