Hermers osteopathie
Osteopath · Voorhout Oude Dorp
5.01+ reviews · GoogleHermers osteopathie offers osteopathic consultations in Voorhout.

About Hermers osteopathie
Hermers osteopathie is an osteopathy practice in Voorhout. Bram Hermers treats a range of complaints and looks at the body as a whole.
Complaints and indications
People come with issues including pain, movement problems and complaints that are harder to pinpoint. The practice also lists preventive appointments.
- Back, neck and shoulder complaints
- Headaches and migraine
- Joint pain, such as knee, hip or ankle complaints
- Digestive problems
- Sports injuries and recurring overuse
- Complaints after an accident or surgery
- Fatigue or stress-related complaints
- Pregnancy-related complaints
- Preventive
Approach
Osteopathy does not focus only on the site of the pain, but also investigates possible connections in the body. At a first appointment, the osteopath discusses the complaint and examines the body.
- Discussion and intake
- Physical examination
Practice
The practice is located in the Fysiotherapie Voorhout building and works with the therapists there.
- Pieter de Hooghstraat 43, Voorhout
Fees and appointments
A consultation lasts an average of 55 minutes. You can cancel free of charge up to 24 hours in advance; consultation fees are charged for later cancellations or missed appointments.
- Pay by debit card at the practice or by bank transfer after receiving the invoice
Services
- Osteopathy consultation55 min
At a glance
| Listed under | Osteopath |
|---|---|
| Location | Pieter de Hooghstraat 43, 2215 AL Voorhout |
| Google rating | 5.0 out of 5 (1+ reviews) |
| Phone | 0252 211 317 |
| Website | hermers-osteopathie.nl |
| Last updated | November 2026 |
Good to know
- Free intro
- Yes
- Payment methods
- Debit card
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Contact
Pieter de Hooghstraat 43, 2215 AL Voorhout
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