Pain-Free Living With Skilled Care
Pain-Free Living With Skilled Care
Your Path To Pain-Free Living
- We treat Babies, Children, Teenagers, Adults and Seniors
- At Prime Health Hub, we provide osteopathic care using an Evidence-Based Approach for long-lasting results.
- Our practitioners are also Yoga, Meditation, Clinical Hypnotherapist & Strategic Psychotherapists, and NLP (Neuro-linguistic programming) Practitioners
- Our Osteopathic treatments and interventions are backed by scientific research, ensuring you receive the most effective and proven methods to optimize your well-being & empower you to live your best life
- Payment plans are available
Our Services
Osteopathy Treatment
Osteopathy for Women
Osteopathy for Kids
Vertigo Treatment
Rehabilitation Therapy
NLP and Clinical hypnotherapy
Osteopathy Treatment in Taringa
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Women’s Osteopathy in Taringa, QLD
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Kids Osteo in Taringa, QLD.
Osteopathy for babies, kids, children, and teenagers is a specialized branch......
Vertigo Treatment in Brisbane.
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Rehabilitation Therapy Taringa, QLD.
Rehabilitation therapy is a dynamic field of healthcare that plays...
Yoga and Meditation Taringa
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NLP and Clinical hypnotherapy.
NLP therapists help patients understand their emotional condition...
Conditions We Treat
Frequently Asked Questions
Osteopaths assess, analyze, diagnose, treat, and implement rehabilitation and prevention strategies to manage musculoskeletal disorders. They work according to the biopsychosocial model and not only look at the symptomatic area but also consider psychological and social factors contributing to the disorders. It is a drug-free, non-invasive form of manual medicine that considers the body as a unit Osteopathy may also help with sleep cycles, and nervous, circulatory, and lymphatic symptoms.
There are two ways to book an appointment online (website/google business profile) or by calling us. If it is your first appointment and you are a new patient, you may be required to fill in a patient intake/ health history form and consent form. We will send you the form online when you make the appointment. We recommend completing it at home because it may take some time. The patient intake forms are also available at the clinic, and it is advised to reach the clinic 10-15 minutes earlier to complete the paperwork.
You are suggested to wear suitable loose clothing, loose enough to conduct osteopathic manipulative treatment, or we will provide you with the treatment gown. Tight clothes like Jeans are not recommended while visiting an osteopathy clinic. We follow strict cleanliness protocols and government guidelines at the clinic to prevent any contagious infections from spreading.
Everyone is different, even though they come to the clinic with the same problem, and every individual responds to the treatment differently. Our Osteopath will thoroughly assess and discuss the treatment plan with you during the appointment. They also do an assessment at every appointment and let you know about the changes.
We will send you the email and text message 24 hours before the appointment.
We understand that sometime the life interrupts, and you require to postpone your appointment. In that case please have to inform us at least 24 hours prior to reschedule appoint. According to availability, we can fix the next appointment, or if possible we can work it out and adjust the appointment.
Please note if you miss the appointment without notice all fees apply.
Cancellation policy
Late Notice policy
No, Osteopaths are primary health practitioners, and you do not need GP’s referral to see us. But you may if you are claiming consultation fees with a third-party provider (DVA) Department of Veteran affairs, Medicare (EPC/CDM), Work cover, or Motor vehicle insurance.
Like all doctors and health professionals, osteopaths are registered under AHPRA (Australian Health Professional Regulation Agency). Osteopathy comes under the allied health framework of enhanced Primary Care. General practitioners usually refer chronic and complex aches and pain-related problems to an osteopath.