Osteopath in Israel
Osteopath: find a practitioner in your city and book online on Olamkal.
The osteopath uses hands-on manipulation to relieve back, neck and joint pain, muscular tension, headaches and certain functional problems, in adults and infants alike.
You see an osteopath for low-back pain, a stiff neck, pain after an awkward movement or a fall, pregnancy-related discomfort, or for a baby's colic and sleep troubles. Osteopathy does not replace medical advice — it complements it.
In Israel, osteopathy is mostly private (rarely covered by the health funds); being treated in your own language makes it easier to describe your pain and history. In in Israel, find the osteopaths listed on Olamkal and book online.
Osteopaths bookable online
8 practitioners nationwide, by availability. Pick a city below for the full list.
FeaturedAvailable soon- Practice · Netanya
From 200 ₪
Available soon- Home visit · Netanya
Available soon- Practice · Netanya
Available soon- Practice · Emek Hefer
Available soon- Practice · Ra'anana
From 380 ₪
Available soonSees women only- Practice · Rosh HaAyin
Osteopaths by city
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Frequently asked questions
What can an osteopath in Israel help with?
Back and neck pain, muscle-related headaches, joint pain, posture problems, recovery after injury, as well as infant and pregnancy care with osteopaths who specialise in it. The approach is manual and gentle.
What happens during an osteopathy session?
The session starts with a conversation and an assessment of mobility and posture, followed by manual techniques on joints, muscles and tissues. It lasts about 45 minutes; two to four sessions are usually enough.
Is osteopathy covered by the health funds?
Some funds reimburse part of the session under supplementary insurance. The appointment is booked privately on Olamkal, and the receipt you get is used to claim the refund.