We’re Here to Help
Contact Barry White Osteopathy for appointments, enquiries, or advice on how osteopathy can support your health and wellbeing.
Get In Touch
Whether you’re seeking relief from pain, recovering from an injury, or looking to improve your overall mobility, we’re here to help. Please feel free to contact the clinic with any questions or to book an appointment.
Email: info@barrywhite.ie
Phone: 087 600 1907
Address
Barry White Osteopath
Barnavara Hill, Glanmire
Cork, Ireland
T45 E264
Do I need to be referred to by a GP?
No, you don’t need a GP referral to book an appointment. You can contact the us directly. However, some insurance providers may require a referral for reimbursement, so it’s worth checking your policy.
How soon can I get an appointment?
Appointments are usually available within a few days. We will always do our best to accommodate urgent cases as quickly as possible.
Will I have treatment on my first consultation?
Yes. Your first session will include a detailed case history, examination, and, where appropriate, treatment during the same appointment.
How long does a treatment take?
The initial consultation typically lasts 60 minutes. Follow-up treatments are 40 minutes.
Will I be given exercises/advice?
Yes. You will usually be given tailored exercises, stretches, or lifestyle advice to support your recovery and help prevent future issues.
I have private medical insurance - am I covered with you?
Many private health insurers provide cover for osteopathy. Coverage depends on your plan, so we recommend checking directly with your provider before booking.
What about payments?
Payment is made directly at the clinic after your appointment. We accept cash and most major debit/credit cards.
Can I have my appointment after work hours?
Evening or weekend appointments may be available by arrangement. Please contact the clinic to discuss suitable times.
If i need a referral to a consultant, do I need to visit my GP again?
No, you do not need to see your GP again but Barry would encourage that you do so as this keeps your GP fully informed and your medical records up to date.