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Mappin House, 4 Winsley St, London W1W 8HF
Mappin House, 4 Winsley St, London W1W 8HF
If you live or work in Marylebone, MHV Clinic is around ten to fifteen minutes on foot, just east of Oxford Circus on Winsley Street.
From Marylebone High Street, walk along Wigmore Street, past Cavendish Square, and cross Regent Street to Oxford Street. Winsley Street is just east of Oxford Circus. From Bond Street or Baker Street stations it is a short ride to Oxford Circus, which is about two minutes from our door.
Marylebone patients are a mix of local residents, office workers and people who have already tried the medical district around Harley Street. Many come to us for persistent back and neck pain, hip and knee problems, and recovery after sport or a long period of sitting.
Your first appointment starts with a proper conversation about your symptoms, followed by a hands-on assessment and treatment in the same session. We explain what we have found in plain language and give you a simple exercise plan so the benefits last between visits.
The Bakerloo line runs from Marylebone station, Baker Street and Regent’s Park straight to Oxford Circus with no change. From the Oxford Circus exits, Winsley Street is a couple of minutes on foot, running north off Oxford Street just east of the circus. If you are walking from the Marylebone Village end, allow around fifteen minutes; from the Cavendish Square end it is closer to ten.
Because we are so close to the West End, many Marylebone patients book before work, in a lunch break or on the way home. You can see live availability and book online at any time, or call us on 020 3305 6186 and we will help you find a slot that suits.
No. You can book to see an osteopath directly, without a referral from your GP.
Yes. Every osteopath in the UK must be registered with the General Osteopathic Council, the body that regulates the profession, and our osteopaths are.
We ask about your symptoms, your health and your daily routine, then carry out a hands-on assessment. Treatment usually starts in the same session, and we explain what we have found and what we suggest next.
It depends on the problem and how long you have had it. We will give you an honest view at your first visit and review progress as we go, so you are never committed to a long course without a reason.
Comfortable clothing you can move in is ideal. Your osteopath may ask to see the area being treated, and you can always ask questions or say if you would prefer to stay covered.
Coming from Fitzrovia? See our osteopath for Fitzrovia page for walking routes and appointment times.
Health Insurance Coverage
Most major health insurance providers cover our services. Payments are made at the time of treatment, and we provide invoices for reimbursement. Please check with your insurer for details.
