Frequently Asked Questions
Osteopathic Manual Medicine is hands-on care provided by a physician to improve how you move, feel, and function.
An osteopathic physician (DO) is a fully licensed physician with additional training in hands-on diagnosis and treatment.
Treatment is hands-on. Most of the visit is spent with you lying on the table. Positioning and how we work depends on your comfort. Your comfort guides the treatment. Consent is essential. I approach each treatment with curiosity and adjust in real time based on what is happening.
Treatment is guided by touch and adjusted in real time. It may be done where symptoms are present or in other areas that are contributing.
Osteopathic treatment is often subtle and gentle. The goal isn’t aggressive manipulation, but rather to help your body recognize and resolve areas of restriction. Sometimes the most effective work happens with minimal movement. You’ll notice changes in how you move and feel, which is what matters most.
Treatments are $310.
Visits are scheduled for 50 minutes. They may be slightly shorter or longer depending on how the treatment is going.
Changes may be subtle or more noticeable. You may feel easier movement, less tension, or a general sense of things shifting. Sometimes people feel a difference right away. Ultimately, you will know whether it is working for you. Your experience guides what we do.
Wear comfortable clothing that allows you to move easily. Avoid restrictive clothing. Remove belts and watches before treatment.
Most people feel good after treatment. Some people feel tired. If you’re able to have a quieter day afterward, that can be helpful.
No. However, this care does not replace primary care. You should have a primary care physician managing your overall health.
No, I see adults only.
Appointments can be scheduled online.
Downtown Decatur.