Welcome to Daniel Savage Osteopath, Edinburgh

Daniel Savage is a registered osteopath in Edinburgh, providing treatment and care for patients throughout the area.

Osteopathy is used to treat a wide range of complaints and is well known for treating back, neck and shoulders pains. Osteopathy can be used to treats all ages of patients, from the elderly through to children, babies and pregnant mothers. Daniel uses a wide range of osteopathic treatment approaches including structural and cranial osteopathy. Short term or longer maintenance care is provided and each treatment plan is designed to meet the needs of the individual patient. Emergency appointments can be made for both new and existing patients. Home visits are also available.

All Osteopaths have undertaken a rigorous four year training and are registered and regulated by a government appointed body called the General Osteopathic Council. When you see an Osteopath for treatment, you have the same safeguards as you would seeing a doctor or dentist.

Daniel is strongly committed to post graduate professional development and as part of the condition of registration, is constantly updating and expanding his knowledge and skills. He is fully registered with the General Osteopathic Council and is a member of the British Osteopathic Association and the Scottish Osteopathic Society.

So if you are looking for an osteopath in Edinburgh and you wish to experience professional, personalised care in the comfort of a calm and tranquil setting, please feel free to call. If you decide to make an appointment and come along to the practice, Daniel will endeavour to give you completely impartial advice and recommend the most suitable treatment for you, whether that be Osteopathy or another therapy.

Tel: 07515 261496

Daniel Savage is a registered Osteopath based in edinburgh providing osteopathic care for patients throughout the city

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