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Osteopath and chiropractor in Rome Cassia, at the La Giustiniana location

At this practice, at Via Giulio Galli 66B in north Rome, in the La Giustiniana location, Massimo Fratini, osteopath D.O. (Diploma in Osteopathy), chiropractor, paediatric osteopath and physiotherapist, sees patients every Tuesday by appointment. This location is easy to reach for those coming from the Cassia, La Storta, Olgiata, Formello and Cesano.

Massimo Fratini, osteopath

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Tuesday8am-8pm
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Via Giulio Galli 66BRome Cassia
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By appointmentPhone and WhatsApp 340 94 39 444

Cassia La Giustiniana practice

Massimo Fratini, osteopath (D.O.) and chiropractor, works at the Cassia La Giustiniana practice in north Rome, by appointment, every Tuesday from 8am to 8pm.

Ample parking is available.

Address and days

Rome Cassia

Days

Tuesday, 8am-8pm

Phone and WhatsApp

I see patients by appointment only.

Treatments

Osteopathy practice, Cassia La Giustiniana location: my treatments

At the practice at Via Giulio Galli 66B, La Giustiniana, Rome, Massimo Fratini looks after adult patients, athletes, pregnant women, newborns and children with great care, through work based on clinical reasoning, osteopathic manoeuvres and chiropractic techniques, with the aim of restoring harmony to the body as a system.

Osteopathy and chiropractic are two ways of working with the patient, with a single aim: their overall wellbeing.

Depending on the type of treatment you need, you will find the relevant pages here: osteopathy for adults and athletes, paediatric osteopathy and the list of all treatments. Animal osteopathy, mainly focused on horses and dogs, is carried out throughout Italy with at least one week’s notice. For more information, you can click directly on the animal osteopathy.

Adult osteopathy

Adult osteopathy

Overall assessment and manual techniques for mobility, posture and wellbeing.

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Paediatric osteopathy

Paediatric osteopathy

Gentle, non-invasive techniques to support newborns and children as they grow.

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Animal osteopathy

Animal osteopathy

Dogs and horses, treated where the animal is, by appointment.

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How to get there

How far La Giustiniana is from La Storta, Olgiata and Formello

3.7 km

La Storta

About 3.7 km, six minutes by car.

5 km

Olgiata

About 5 km, seven minutes by car.

5.8 km

Tomba di Nerone

About 5.8 km, 10 minutes.

10.6 km

Isola Farnese

About 10.6 km.

13 km

Formello and Cesano

About 13 km, around twenty minutes.

10.6 km

Ponte Milvio

About 10.6 km, 20 minutes by car; the Rome Cipro location is certainly closer, less than 4 km from Piazza Mancini.

2.2 km

By train

La Storta station on the FL3 line is about 2.2 km as the crow flies from the practice.

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How to book a session at the Cassia La Giustiniana practice

To book at the Cassia La Giustiniana practice, send a WhatsApp message (including the reason for your appointment) or call 340 94 39 444, Monday to Saturday from 8.30am to 8pm. Appointment day: Tuesday, 8am to 8pm.

Monday to Saturday, 8.30am to 8pm

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What to bring to the first session

At the first session, recent tests such as X-rays, MRI scans or reports issued by a specialist are a useful help in taking a complete and detailed case history. The treatment session lasts about 45 minutes and is preceded by a consultation on your recent and past history.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

By car, outside rush hour, it takes about 7 minutes from Olgiata (5 km) and around twenty minutes from Formello or Cesano (about 13 km).

Yes, on the FL3 line: La Storta station is about 2.2 km as the crow flies from the practice at Via Giulio Galli 66B.

Techniques are adapted to the individual and, in general, are carried out with respect for the patient’s physiology and tolerance.

You can contact the practice directly to arrange an assessment.

It depends on the problem, how long it has lasted and each person’s individual response. The course of treatment is defined after the first assessment.

A session lasts about 45 minutes.

The paediatric approach uses specific, gentle techniques, adapted to the age and physiology of the young patient.

Yes, the approach can be geared towards prevention, recovery and mobility in sport.

The information on this page is for general information only and does not replace a medical examination, diagnosis or prescription. Each clinical situation must be assessed individually.

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