AVIVA Health Insurance Osteopathy
Osteopathy with Aviva Health Insurance at Wellthy Clinic – Everything You Need to Know
Looking for an Aviva-Approved Osteopath in London?
If you have Aviva private medical insurance, you may be eligible to claim for osteopathy treatments at Wellthy Clinic. We are registered with Aviva, which means you can access treatment with us and claim reimbursement directly through your policy.
This page explains everything you need to know about using your Aviva health insurance for Osteopathy.
Does Aviva cover Osteopathy?
Yes. Osteopathy is covered by Aviva when you add the optional Therapies Cover module to your policy. It is not included in Aviva’s core health insurance cover.
This benefit covers a range of outpatient treatments, including:
Osteopathy
Physiotherapy
Chiropractic treatment
Acupuncture
It is important to note that Osteopathy is not included in Aviva’s core cover and must be selected as an optional add-on under the Therapies Cover module.
What’s Typically Covered?
Osteopathy is covered in full (up to reasonable and customary limits) if Therapies Cover is included.
Typically covers up to 10 sessions per condition per policy year.
Requires a GP referral or referral through the Aviva Digital GP service.
Common conditions covered include:
Joint discomfort
Muscular tension
Sports injuries
Posture-related pain
Pregnancy-related musculoskeletal discomfort
Is paediatric osteopathy covered by Aviva health insurance?
Paediatric osteopathy is often covered by Aviva health insurance under the category of osteopathy, depending on your individual policy. Coverage varies between plans, so we recommend checking directly with Aviva to confirm whether osteopathic treatment for your baby or child is included.
How to Claim Osteopathy with Aviva
Check Your Cover
Log into your MyAviva portal or contact Aviva to confirm that your policy includes the Therapies Cover module.
Get a Referral
Aviva requires a GP referral before you can claim Osteopathy. This can be obtained via your NHS GP, a private GP, or the Aviva Digital GP app.
Request Authorisation
Once you have your referral, contact Aviva to obtain authorisation for your osteopathy treatment.
Book Your Appointment, mentioning your Aviva policy number and claim authorisation number
Once approved, book directly with Wellthy Clinic.
Attend Your Appointment
We will bill Aviva directly on your behalf.
Common Questions
Is Osteopathy covered by Aviva?
Yes, if you have added the Therapies Cover module to your policy.
How many sessions does Aviva cover?
Aviva typically covers up to 10 sessions per condition per policy year, depending on your plan and the referral process.
Do I need a GP referral for Osteopathy with Aviva?
Yes, a GP referral is required. This can be obtained via your GP or the Aviva Digital GP service.
Can Wellthy Clinic bill Aviva directly?
Yes, we bill Aviva directly on your behalf. We just need your patient policy number and claim authorisation number.
Is cranial osteopathy for babies covered by Aviva insurance?
Cranial osteopathy is a recognised osteopathic approach and is typically classed as osteopathy by health insurers. If your Aviva policy includes osteopathic treatment for your children under a family policy, then it should be covered.
Why Choose Wellthy Clinic for Osteopathy?
Aviva-registered osteopaths
Convenient Central London location
Fully registered with the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC)
Clear, straightforward guidance on the claims process
Appointments are available on weekdays, evenings, and weekends
Holistic, client-centred approach
Book Your Appointment Today
Have questions about using Aviva for Osteopathy? We’re happy to help.
Contact us or book online today to get started.
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Looking for other providers? See our complete guide: Private Medical Insurance for Osteopathy
Disclaimer
The information on this page is provided for guidance only and was correct at the time of publishing. Insurance policies, coverage limits, and claim processes can change. We strongly recommend that you check your individual policy documents or contact your insurer directly to confirm the most up-to-date information regarding your cover before starting treatment.