We listen first
Your practitioner begins with active listening and an extensive medical history, so the appointment starts with context rather than assumptions.
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Your first consultation is designed to give you time, clarity and a practical plan. It starts with listening, moves through assessment, and includes treatment where appropriate.
Your practitioner begins with active listening and an extensive medical history, so the appointment starts with context rather than assumptions.
Your assessment may include movement review, physical examination and relevant health questions to understand what is contributing to the problem.
Your practitioner explains what they consider to be at the core of the issue, the treatment offered and the next steps for care.
What to expect
Your first consultation will involve a lot of active listening, integral to the taking of an extensive medical history and physical assessment.
You can expect that your practitioner will explain what they consider is at the core of your problem, what treatment they intend to offer, and outline your treatment plan. In accordance with modern best practice, your practitioner will seek your informed consent.
Unless your condition requires immediate referral to another type of healthcare provider, a standard, complete treatment is always offered on the first visit.
Care options
All practitioners at Central Sydney Osteopathy are proficient in various modalities across osteopathy, chiropractic and remedial massage. The practice also has particular interests across senior care, women's health, paediatrics, sports medicine and rehabilitation.
Before you arrive
If you have relevant scans, referral letters, reports, medication details or notes about your symptoms, bring them along. They help your practitioner understand the broader picture.
Share previous injuries, medical conditions, surgeries and the timeline of your current concern.
Let your practitioner know what movements, tasks or activities are being affected.
Tell us what you want to return to, improve or understand more clearly.
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