Reigate Osteopathic Clinic
Reigate Osteopathic Clinic is the oldest established osteopathic clinic in the area providing safe, quality care to patients from Reigate, Redhill, the Surrey area and beyond for over fifty years.
The Practice was originally founded in Reigate in 1957 by B.U.Lambert. The practice principal, James Olorenshaw BSc.(Ost)., brings over 25 years of experience to the clinic.
Private health insurance claims welcome.
Location:
R/O 14 Lesbourne Road
Reigate
Surrey
RH2 7LD
Opening hours:
Monday: 09:00 – 17:30
Tuesday: 09:00 – 17:30
Wednesday: 09:00 – 17:30
Thursday: 09:00 – 17:30
Friday: 09:00 – 16:00
For appointments please call: 01737 333 109.
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@busylizzyreigate Join us tomorrow for Meet the Osteopath - Interactive Talk with Hayley from Reigate Osteopathic Clinic! 🤰🤱 Enjoy an hours FREE interactive talk with a local Osteopath - Hayley Cockshott (BSc.Sport and Exercise Science; M.Ost), on how the body adapts throughout pregnancy and post-partum.
Learn different methods (including taping of the bump) to help alivate and prevent lower, upper back, pelvic girdle
pain during the adaptive time. Bring questions along to have an active discussion!
Venue: Colman Redland Centre,
Reigate, RH2 ONA (We will be in the
Colman Hall)
Time: 12:30-13:30
Cost: FREE
To book your free place please email: reigateandhorley@busylizzy.co.uk
I have been a patient/client of the Reigate Osteopathic Clinic since suffering severe back pain. The clinic offers professional and effective treatment and works co-operatively with my GP when appropriate. I have recommended this clinic to several of my friends and all have been glad of the recommendation.
5 stars
Excellent sympathetic care.
I have been a client of James for a number of years now. During that time I have maintained an active physical life that every now and then results in injury. James has always been able to help me recover with both hands on and recovery advice. Unlike other practitioners that I have experienced in the past, James’s approach is a much more softer approach.