As we age, joints stiffen and pain sets in more easily. I see seniors with gentle osteopathy, adapted to their pace and their situation. My support is in addition to your medical follow-up, not a replacement for it.

For which situations?
- Prevention and maintaining mobility.
- Joint pain and rheumatic conditions, alongside the follow-up by your doctor or rheumatologist.
- After injuries (fall, sprain), once medical care is finished.
- Support with a condition already followed by your doctor.
See a doctor first
After a fall, see a doctor first to rule out a fracture, especially if you take anticoagulant medication or have hit your head. Also seek medical advice without delay in case of:
- chest pain or breathlessness;
- new confusion, weakness on one side of the body or speech difficulties;
- sudden, severe back pain;
- unexplained fatigue or weight loss.
Osteopathy does not replace medical advice or treatment.
Your treatments and conditions
Please tell me about your conditions and medications (anticoagulants, osteoporosis, prostheses, etc.) when booking. Bring your prescription and your latest reports. My movements are gentle and adapted to your condition.
The consultation
A consultation lasts 45 minutes: a discussion to understand your situation, a clinical examination, then osteopathic tests and treatment with tailored practical advice.
If you find it hard to get around
I make home visits in Lyon 1st, 2nd and 4th, and in Caluire. See the home visits page.
Practical information
Fees
| Consultation | Fee |
|---|---|
| At the practice | 70 € |
| Home visit (Lyon 1st, 2nd, 4th and Caluire) | 85 € |
Lyon 4th – Croix-Rousse
69 rue Belfort, Monday to Friday, 9am–8pm, Saturday, 9am–1pm.
Access: practice on the 1st floor, with an access ramp and a lift.
The practice is not suitable for wheelchairs (no wheelchair-accessible facilities inside).
Reimbursement
The French national health insurance does not reimburse osteopathy, but many mutual insurers (mutuelles) do.
Check with yours.
An invoice is issued at the end of each consultation, for possible reimbursement by your mutual insurer.
Frequently asked questions
I cannot travel: what can I do?
Call me on 06 18 62 08 12: I make home visits in Lyon 1st, 2nd, 4th and in Caluire.
I take anticoagulants or have osteoporosis: can I come?
Yes, but please tell me when booking. I adapt my movements, and refer you to your doctor if needed.
Do I need a prescription?
No. Bring it anyway if you have one, together with your recent reports.
Does osteopathy replace medical treatment?
No. It is practiced as a complement. Only your doctor can change or stop a treatment.
Is the practice wheelchair accessible?
The rue Belfort practice (Lyon 4th) is on the 1st floor, with an access ramp and a lift, but it is not equipped for wheelchairs inside. The rue Condé practice (Lyon 2nd) is on the ground floor, with no steps: wheelchairs are welcome in the waiting room and the consultation room. The toilets are not yet adapted (work in progress). If you cannot travel, I can come to you: call me on 06 18 62 08 12.
