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John Lant & Partners provide independent osteopathic healthcare services in Cambridge, located near the Urgent Care Cambridgeshire (formerly CamDoc) at Chesterton Medical Centre. We have an interest in all ages, old, active middle aged, young people, children and babies. |
We are an experienced Group Practice established in 1971, committed to providing the highest standards of osteopathic healthcare and continuing professional training opportunities, providing advice, support and expertise in pain management, depressive and psycho-somatic disorders. |
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John Ogdon Lant |
Alexandra Austin |
Amanda Maris |
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Over 30,000 patients have visited the practice... |
■ Practice Opening Hours 8.30am to 5.30pm Monday to Friday ■ Appointments Telephone 01223 367661 [3 Lines]Monday to Friday & speak to Receptionists Terry, Elaine, Juni or Karen |
■ Appointments by Text Mobile 07890 953229 on Weekdays or a 24 hour service with ■ e-Bookings ■ email: admin@johnlant.co.uk ■Account On-line by Internet Banking ■ Street View of Practice location with adjacent free car and cycle parking |
■ The Practice is accessible by bicycle, walking, with car parking, Guided Bus and frequent direct bus services (Stagecoach Citi 2) to the station, Park 'n Ride and Addenbrooke's Hospital. It is within easy reach of Cambridge University and Anglia Ruskin University, city centre, Science Parks, with cycle ways and five minutes walk from the Grafton Centre, PC World, Currys, Habitat, Staples, Tescos, TK Max and Boots. The Practice is easily accessible from the north Cambridge Science Park. Map... ■ How do you find us? The Practice is centrally situated set back from Chesterton Road in a quiet cul-de-sac opposite the Chesterton Medical Centre, BUPA Care Nursing Home & Elizabeth House, with a patient list of all ages of over 31,000. ■ BUPA Provider No: 30000056AXA ■ AXAPPP Provider No: ZZ0064 (Providers' List) |
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■ The Practice offers a comprehensive range of osteopathic services by male and female osteopaths, from well equipped, computerised and fully staffed premises. All professional practice services are provided on the ground floor with good access for the elderly and disabled with a waiting area overlooking the garden and with a safe childrens' area. More...opat ■ What kinds of problems can Osteopathic treatment help? Whilst back pain, musculo skeletal pain and many sports injuries are the most common problems seen, osteopathy can help families with a wide varied of problems. These include changes to posture in pregnancy, babies with colic or sleeplessness, repetitive strain injury, postural problems caused by driving or work strain, the pain of arthritis and sports injuries among many others. More...More... ■ Patients' Survey 2009 Are we performing better than 2005-7? Telephone or email us for a Survey Questionnaire on 01223 367661 |
| Our Support Staff | Cambridge University 800 |
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Terry Murphy |
Elaine Gristwood
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Juni Jenkins | Karen Northrop |
Sophie our Temp... | ■Vacancy ■ Job Description Online Application ■ |
■ Full Disabled Access & Toilet Facilities |
all provided on easily accessible ground floor premises suitable for use of wheel chairs and other mobility impaired support devices ■ Patients' Age Statistics ■ Postcodes |
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" At least 30% of primary care consultations are related to musculoskeletal disorders. With an aging population, sedentary lifestyles and the obesity epidemic, this level is expected to rise even further. The conditions seen represent a spectrum, including issues in rheumatology, orthopaedic, metabolic bone and sports medicine. " [Addenbrooke's Post Graduate Medical Centre 2010]
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September 3, 2010
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