Your Osteopathy Clinic in Byron Bay town centre

Trusted Osteopaths in Byron Bay Since 2015

Byron Central Osteopathy is a locally owned osteopathy clinic in the heart of Byron Bay, providing high-quality, patient-focused care since 2015. We help people move better and feel stronger by treating a wide range of pain, injury, and movement concerns — including back pain, neck pain, headaches, and joint or muscle injuries.

Whether your pain is new, persistent, or recurring, our experienced team takes the time to understand your body and tailor treatment to your individual needs and goals.

A Family-Run Clinic with Experienced Practitioners

Founded by Dr Jamie Bennett, Byron Central Osteopathy is proudly family-run and now operated alongside his daughter, Dr Jade Bennett, together with osteopaths Dr Estelle Leonard and Dr Andrew Fyffe. Our team provides osteopathic care for people of all ages and activity levels — from surfers and athletes to families, office workers, and older adults.

Conditions We Commonly Treat

  • Low back pain
  • Neck pain, headaches, and migraines
  • Shoulder, hip, and knee pain
  • Sports injuries and chronic pain conditions

Personalised Osteopathic Care in the Heart of Byron Bay

Conveniently located in Byron Bay’s town centre, we are committed to delivering personalised, evidence-informed osteopathic care in a calm and supportive environment. Whether you’re recovering from injury, managing long-standing pain, or working to improve mobility and strength, we are here to support your health and movement goals.

A Trusted Osteopathy Clinic in the Byron Shire

Byron Central Osteopathy has built a strong reputation as one of the most trusted osteopathic clinics in the Byron Shire. We are proud to care for both locals and visitors, offering professional, compassionate treatment to help you move well and get back to what matters most.

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How can Osteopathy help you?

Osteopaths are primary health care practitioners who are trained to recognise conditions that may be more complex than initially considered which may require a referral or progression to other health professionals or specialists.

They are trained to perform specific examinations of musculoskeletal, neuromusculoskeletal, respiratory, cardiovascular, endocrine and nervous systems.

Using skilled evaluation, diagnosis and a wide range of hands-on techniques, such as soft tissue manipulation, myofascial release, muscle energy technique (MET), joint articulation, joint mobilisation and if needed, high velocity low amplitude (HVLA).

In Australia, osteopaths are government registered practitioners who complete an in-depth, specific university/master’s degree in anatomy, functional anatomy, physiology, pathophysiology, general healthcare diagnosis, osteopathic techniques, philosophy and methodology.

Dr. Jamie Bennett, Dr. Jade Bennett, Dr. Estelle Leonard & Dr. Andrew Fyffe are fully qualified, registered and insured osteopaths, as well as a members of the Osteopathy Board Australia, Osteopathy Australia, and the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency.

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About Byron Central Osteopathy Clinic

Byron Central Osteopathy was founded in 2015 by Principal Osteopath Dr. Jamie Bennett and remains proudly family-owned and operated. Jamie is joined by his daughter Dr. Jade Bennett (osteopath) and osteopaths Dr. Estelle Leonard & Dr. Andrew Fyffe. Our dedicated team is committed to treating your conditions and managing your health holistically with passion and empathy.

Our osteopathy and sports injury clinic is located in Byron Bay town centre. It's fully accessible by lift with disabled parking available behind the clinic, via Marvell Lane. There is ample parking in front of the clinic as well as in nearby streets. Access is available directly from Marvell Street through the double glass sliding doors or via the back entrance on Marvell Lane.

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Rebates & Payment Types

Osteopathy is covered by most private health funds and by Medicare’s Chronic Disease Management (CDM) Plans and Enhanced Primary Care (EPC) Plans.

Osteopaths are registered providers for DVA patients, as well as by state workers’ compensation schemes and motor accident insurers (SIRA, iCare, Workcover). Osteopathic treatment may also be covered by those on self-managed or plan-managed NDIS packages.

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Medicare & Department of Veteran Affairs (DVA)

Our osteopaths are registered to provide services for patients referred by their GP under the Enhanced Primary Care (EPC) Program and Chronic Disease Management (CDM) plans and also to DVA cardholders. A valid referral from your GP must be presented on your initial consultation. EPC & CDM treatments will require full payment at the time of service, and the Medicare rebate can be processed on the spot.

Health Fund Providers

No referral is required. Our services are covered by most major private health funds. We advise you confirm with your health fund provider prior to booking your consultation. On the spot rebates are available through our HICAPS machine by using your membership card. The subsequent gap must be paid at the time of service.

National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)

Patients who manage their own NDIS claims may be eligible to apply for osteopathic treatment as part of their treatment plan, in line with the NDIS regulations. Please contact us if you would like to make a booking under your NDIS plan.

WorkCover/MVA Insurance Claims (SIRA claims)

Byron Central Osteopathy welcomes all patients who are covered by the State Insurance Regulatory Authority (SIRA). It must be noted, however, that if a claim is not accepted, the patient is responsible for settling the account promptly. Please note that in some cases, a gap fee may be payable at the time of treatment. Please provide a claim number, name of insurer, contact details of your case manager and any other relevant information at the time of the consultation.

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If you have questions or simply would like to get in contact with the team at Byron Central Osteopathy, please get in contact using the form.