Osteopathy

Osteopathy is a system of diagnosis and treatment that is suitable for people of all ages.

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Back pain

Low back pain (Lumbago) is one of the most common conditions that I treat, often very painful and limiting rang of motion.

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Neck pain

Neck pain is incredibly common, lots of patients get issues here related to poor posture, such as overuse of smart phones and too much time at a computer.

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Shoulder pain

Shoulder pain is incredibly common, overuse of the arm through all walks of life! Sports people in particular but not limited to that.

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Arm/leg pain

Lots of patients get pain in these areas for many reasons.

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Shockwave therapy

Shockwave works by applying impulses of energy to targeted areas where there may be abnormal or damaged tissue. Radial waves spread inside the tissue and provoke a natural inflammation response, increasing blood flow to the area.

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Massage

Consisting of a range of deep tissue massage techniques which stretch, mobilise and manipulate the muscles, ligaments and tendons of the body, it is important to note that despite the name, sports massage isn’t just for athletes.

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About Raj

Raj has always lived in Croydon and wanted to be an Osteopath for as long as he knew. It began where he suffered a cricked-based injury and saw an osteopath who helped him in 2 appointments! He did science and business A-levels at Whitgift school in Croydon and then went onto the British School of Osteopathy where he received a Masters degree in Osteopathy.

He has been a member of the General Osteopathic Council for 8 years and works in his own clinic in Croydon, from 2 locations. He treats a wide array of injuries and issues, including work related injuries, sports injuries, pregnancy related pain and many more! He grew up a keen amateur sportsman and to this day plays an array of sports including Hockey, Cricket, Golf and Badminton.

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COVID

We’re happy to announce that our office is open once again!

As always, we’re committed to keeping you safe and healthy when you visit us. Patients have the option to wait in their car until their appointment time. We are spacing out appointments to decrease the number of people in the waiting room. We are also using cleaning and social distancing protocols that meet the GOsC and IOs guidelines. This includes disinfecting rooms and objects continually throughout the day and after every patient visit.

It is very important that we continue to support our healthcare community so patients with musculoskeletal conditions do not stretch the capacity of our hospitals and clinics during this time. If you’re in need of osteopathic care, don’t hesitate to make an appointment.

We hope everyone stays safe and healthy.

Contact Us

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The Raj Osteo Clinic
Address: 307 High St, Croydon CR0 1QL
Phone: 0208 686 0287
Mobile: 07701094732 (preferred)
The Raj Osteo Clinic (Home)
Address: 5 Manor Way, South Croydon, CR2 7BT
Mobile: 07701094732
Email
[email protected]
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Pricing

  • Osteopathy
  • Initial appointment (30-40 minutes)
  • Follow-up appointments (30 minutes)
  • £50
  • Shockwave
  • Discounted rate of (£170) available when 4 add-on sessions bought as a block, for more sessions please contact Raj
  • 15 minute add-on to treatment session
  • £50
  • Massage
  • Osteopathic deep tissue massage/MOT style treatment
  • 1 hour
  • £80

The Raj Osteo Clinic is also associated with the following insurance companies: BUPA, AXA, CIGNA, Vitality, Simply Health, Aviva, WPA, Medicash.

How Can We help?

What happens?

On your first visit, a full medical case history will be taken. An examination will be carried out and you then maybe be asked to perform a few simple movements so the osteopath can assess the problem. The osteopath will use their highly developed sense of touch called palpation to assess areas of weakness, tenderness, restriction or strain within your body. They will make a diagnosis and discuss it with you and if osteopathic treatment is suitable it will be offered to you. Treatment will be aimed at helping to restore normal joint stability and function.

Safe in our hands:

All osteopaths must have demonstrated to their registering body, The General Osteopathic Council (GOsC) – that they are a safe and competent practitioner. Osteopaths have to train for a minimum of four years. They also have to carry out continuing professional development to stay registered. All of our Osteopaths at The Raj Osteo Clinic are registered with GOsC so you are in safe hands.

If you have any questions regarding your symptoms or just want to have a chat…feel free to call me on 07701094732
Or email me on – [email protected]

My contact details are here.