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New patients
Please call to schedule your first visit
First visits are booked by phone rather than online to ensure Osteopathy is a good fit for your concerns. Not sure yet? Ask about a free 15-minute phone consultation when you call.
(608) 301-5641Returning patients
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If you’ve been seen before, you can book online or call to schedule
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What to expect
Your history
First visits are 60–70 minutes (40–60 for children). They begin with a conversation: your current concern, medical and past treatment history.
Hands-on examination
A structural exam follows: observing and feeling how your body moves, where motion is free, and where it is restricted.
Treatment, the same day
Treatment is gentle, you stay fully clothed, and most people find it relaxing. You’ll leave with an explanation of what was found, a recommended plan, and a realistic estimate of how many visits to expect.
What to wear
Comfortable, loose clothing you can move in. You remain fully clothed throughout — no gowns. Please do not wear fragrances.
What to bring
- Relevant imaging or test results, if you have them
- A list of current medications and supplements
- Notes from other providers, if you’d like them considered
Intake forms
Intake paperwork is sent to you once the visit is scheduled, so it’s done before you arrive.
Location & parking
For now, visits are held inside Apollonia Dental Wellness at 970 S Silver Lake St, Ste 101, Oconomowoc, WI 53066. There is parking on site; check in at the front desk when you arrive.
Afterward
The days after treatment
The effects of treatment continue to develop after you leave. Over the following days you may feel looser, or more tired than usual; both are normal. Take it a little easier than you otherwise would, and notice what changes.
Questions between visits are always welcome — call the office anytime. For fees and scheduling policies, see Fees & Policies.
Still deciding?
Call the office to schedule a free 15-minute phone consultation. Describe what’s going on and you’ll get a straightforward answer about whether osteopathic care is likely to help.