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  • AccountantAccountants, lawyers and finance
  • Air conditioning and heating
  • MechanicAutomotive and mechanics
  • BuilderBuilders and renovators
  • CafeCafés and restaurants
  • ChildcareChildcare and tutoring
  • CleaningCleaners
  • Dentist clinicDentists
  • ElectricianElectricians
  • GymGyms, Pilates and martial arts
  • Hair salonHair, beauty and barbers
  • LandscaperLandscapers and gardeners
  • VetPet services and vets
  • PhysioPhysio, chiro and allied health
  • PlumberPlumbers and gasfitters
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About osteopaths in Reservoir

There is 1 business listed under osteopaths in Reservoir on Local Business Near Me: Dr Peter Aghatanious. Each listing shows the address, phone number and opening hours, so you can compare them and get in touch directly.

Reservoir is in the City of Darebin (postcode 3073). Reservoir is one of the largest suburbs in Melbourne's north, on the Mernda train line, with shopping strips around Reservoir station, Edwardes Street and Broadway. Edwardes Lake Park is a local favourite.

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Osteopaths in Melbourne's north

Osteopaths in the northern suburbs treat back and neck pain, headaches, sports injuries and other muscle and joint problems using hands-on techniques, exercise advice and stretching.

Osteopaths in Australia must be registered with the Osteopathy Board through AHPRA. You don't need a referral, and many extras policies cover osteopathy.

What to check before you book

  • Check the osteopath is registered on the AHPRA public register
  • Ask what the first consultation includes and costs
  • Check if they offer on-the-spot private health claiming
  • Ask about home exercises to support your treatment
  • Mention any medical conditions or recent injuries

Common questions about osteopaths

Do I need a referral to see an osteopath?

No. You can book directly. A GP referral is only needed to claim certain Medicare rebates under a GP management plan.

What's the difference between an osteopath and a physio?

Both treat muscle and joint problems. Osteopaths often focus on hands-on treatment of the whole body, while physios often focus more on exercise and rehab.