PRACTITIONERS IN GOOD STANDING 2024

In order to benefit our members and to ensure the ease of verification by the Insurance Companies, the Good Standing list has been updated. Only Practitioners listed here remain members of our association. Claims Providers may contact us by Email.

MANUAL OSTEOPATHS

Osteopathic Manual Practice, by decompressing and releasing body structures will treat injury, pain, illness, and other chronic disorders. A Manual Osteopath palpates the body to assess the flow of fluids, tissue dysfunction, bone compression, joint mobility, and related affected tissue. Treatment mobilizes the affected area to release the injury pattern.

Osteopaths work by decompressing structure and tissue restrictions, thereby enhancing the body's ability to heal and restore total function.

Developed by Dr. Andrew Taylor Still, Osteopathy is the study of structure (Osteo) and suffering (pathy) and how they relate to each other. Manual Osteopaths assist with a host of common medical problems that appeared resistant to antibiotics and/or pain relievers:

Musculoskeletal Disorders / Trauma From Car Accidents Or Falls

Sub-Acute Or Chronic Conditions / Gastro-esophageal Reflux

Low Back Pain / Sciatic Pain / Scoliosis / foot disorders

Anxiety-Behavior Disorders

Ear Infections / Vertigo-Dizziness

Tennis Elbow / Frozen Shoulder / Knee Pain / Carpal Tunnel

Sinusitis-Cold / Asthma / Breathing Issues

TMJ Dysfunction / Headaches-Migraines

Fibromyalgia / Chronic fatigue

Bowel dysfunction and Digestion

Unexplained ailments / aches

Anyone is a candidate for Osteopathy!!! Pregnant women, newborn babies, children, adults, and seniors can all benefit from an Osteopathic treatment. Olympic athletes use Osteopathy for injury recovery and performance enhancement.

Updated as of December 2024

Khayal Abdullazade - Espinola - 437-996-8696

Myer Babaeff - Maple - 226-383-0505
Marilena Carano - Richmond Hill - 905-727-4400

Norman Cramer - Burlington - 905-331-9658

Sandra Cramer - Burlington - 905-331-9658

Michael Dalla-Longa - Cornwall - 514-992-2925

Hussein Eid - Toronto - 604-468-2300
M. D. Helen Faulhaber - Gravenhurst - 905-712-8118
Andrea Goldberger - Toronto - 416-587-3341
G. Rao Hanchate - Brampton - 647-668-3567

Anjael Hebron - Mildmay - 519-367-5330

Tahira Ikram - Toronto - 416-568-5582
Simon Iron - Toronto - 416-837-3131

Wojciech Jelinowski - Penetanguishene - 416-315-7713

Paul Joseph - Toronto - 416-438-3939
Ezhilmathi Kalaimamani - Scarborough - 647-467-1252

June Ann Kelly - Toronto/Moncton - 416-953-7633
Angelika (Petra) Koeth - Milton - 905-878-5165

Linley E. Leuthard - Toronto - 416-481-1936

Paul Lewis - Etobicoke - 416 951- 2724

Christine Pik Kwan Lum - Ottawa - 613-295-2335
Rashida Naraharasetti - Mississauga - 647-228-1405
Allan Austin Oolo - Toronto/Estonia - 416-481-1936
Medderick Pollock - Brampton - 647-328-1455

Rivkah Roth - Nova Scotia - 902-691-3363

Luciana Stan - Toronto - 647-924-2410

Elie Tannous - Richmond Hill - 647-292-9154
Boris Zaborskiy - Toronto - 416-665-7474

Updated as of December 2024

Some Osteopaths use Orthotics, which is intended to mechanically compensate for a pathological condition. Orthoses are an orthopedic device that supports or corrects the function of a limb. It is used to control, guide, limit and/or immobilize an extremity or joint for a particular reason:

To restrict movement in a given direction
To assist movement generally
To reduce weight bearing forces for a particular purpose
To aid rehabilitation from fractures after the removal of a cast
To otherwise correct the function of the limb, to provide easier movement capability or reduce pain.

Patients that have suffered a physical impairment such as a stroke, have abnormalities of foot bio-mechanics, diabetes or sports injuries; as well as those who walk and stand for many hours per day at work can benefit from custom made Orthotics.