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Sick Notes. An Osteopath can give a standard incapacity certificate which will usually be treated by the DSS in the same way as is a GP's certificate.
Medical Reports. We are sometimes asked by solicitors acting for patients or insurance companies to provide medical reports for people who have been involved in accidents. We always require a signed consent from the patient before preparing such reports.
Do we contact your Doctor ? We are bound by the same confidentiality rules as your doctor and would not discuss your condition with anybody (including your doctor) without your agreement.
Private Medical Insurance. Some insurance companies provide cover and pay for Osteopathic treatment. Different companies have different rules so it is always wise to check with your own Insurers. A copy of our Patient Guidelines is available at this web site to assist you.
Do we recommend supports ? Sometimes it is necessary to support an injured structure. As well as being able to use adhesive strapping to support joints temporarily, we can also obtain a wide range of corsets, collars, elbow-wrist-knee and ankle braces together with neoprene muscle supports. We also stock neck pillows

Joanna Hyne qualified from the British School of Osteopathy in 1984 and has been practising in Bedford since that time. A particular interest is the treatment of babies and children.
Jo Bowyer trained first as a Physiotherapist and then qualified from the British School of Osteopathy in 1984. She works in Bedford and London. Jo has experience in the treatment and management of sports injuries and also treatment of babies and children.

All our practitioners are registered with the General Osteopathic Council (Osteopaths Act 1993)