Osteoparis7: frequently asked questions
Practical information for English-speaking patients visiting Michael Abergel’s practice in Paris 7.
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Can I have my consultation in English?
Yes. Consultations can take place in French or English. The practice welcomes people living in Paris as well as visitors. Mention your preferred language when arranging your appointment.
Where is the practice?
Osteoparis7 is at 80 rue Saint-Dominique, 75007 Paris, France, in the 7th arrondissement.
How do I book?
Check appointment availability on Doctolib. For practical questions or help arranging your visit, call +33 1 45 51 65 21.
What happens during a consultation?
The appointment begins with a detailed conversation, followed by an assessment and an approach adapted to your situation. It may also include practical advice. You can ask questions throughout.
How long does a consultation take?
The practice’s usual consultation duration is 30 to 45 minutes. Ask the practice if you need to plan around a specific time constraint.
What should I bring?
Bring any relevant reports or imaging, such as X-rays, MRI scans or ultrasound results, that may help explain your history.
How many appointments will I need?
This depends on your situation and how it develops. Discuss any proposed follow-up with Michael after the assessment; a fixed number of sessions cannot be determined from this page.
Does the practice welcome athletes and infants?
Yes. Michael’s practice includes adults, athletes and infants. The consultation is adapted to the patient’s age and situation. Contact the practice if you have questions about arranging a visit.
Can I find a short-notice appointment?
Check the current slots on Doctolib or call the practice. Availability changes, so a same-day appointment cannot be guaranteed here.
Can my insurance cover the consultation?
Coverage depends on your insurance policy. Check your benefits and any required documents with your insurer. The practice provides an invoice after the consultation.