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Few osteopaths offer home care<\/a> . And for good reason! The effort to provide care to the patient is not the same. At his office, the osteopath does not have to look for the road route, nor to use a car between each client. He does not have to carry his equipment, nor to face the bad weather. He does not have to organize a new care facility at every home, etc. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

But if osteopathy were not sometimes offered in the client’s home, it would simply not be accessible to a certain number of people: those with reduced mobility, for example. Or those who have had surgery or a recent accident, or who feel too much pain to transport to the clinic, etc. <\/p>\n\n\n\n