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Latest reviews for osteopaths in Amsterdam
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Gosia
Amsterdam on Aug 2026
I started going to Kiki last year when I had massive lower back pain, and since then I have been going regularly. He is very careful, listens very carefully to what is happening with my body, and tries to look at it holistically by asking additional questions about my diet, how I live, and what I do. He is very gentle and attentive, and he always takes a lot of time, sometimes even prolonging the appointment if he feels it is required. It is a very pleasant and helpful appointment, and my pain was decreasing afterwards.
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Licameli
Amsterdam on Aug 2026
I had been struggling with chronic pain and other issues for a long time, and after trying many physiotherapists and chiropractors, I was so lucky that I bumped into Kiki. He has a more holistic way of seeing things, he really listened to me, looked at me, and gave me a huge amount of trust almost immediately. He is always calm, positive, understanding, and open to what I have to say, and that is definitely not granted. I kept working with him regularly, and everything is getting much, much better.
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Tomas
Amsterdam on Aug 2026
I’ve had a very good experience with Kiki since the first appointment. Kiki was really professional and could actually solve a problem that I had for a long time, and I was really grateful for that. Kiki is also a super nice person, super friendly and easygoing, and speaks English very well. I would definitely keep going and would hire Kiki again.
How much do osteopaths cost in Amsterdam?
Real price ranges from the jobs our vetted osteopaths actually do. Updated July 2026
Osteopath visit at your home
How much does an osteopath home visit cost in Amsterdam?
None of the Amsterdam practices we checked publish a rate for treating you at home, so treat this one as a quote rather than a price list. Use the clinic figures as your starting point: the local average is €84 a session and most rates sit between €56 and €112. When you call, ask what travel adds and whether the osteopath is registered with the NVO or NRO, because registration is normally what your aanvullende verzekering (supplementary health insurance) asks for before it refunds anything.
Clinic rate, for comparison
€84 average, €56 to €112
Visit at your home
Quoted case by case
Osteopathy session at a clinic
How much does an osteopathy session at a clinic cost in Amsterdam?
In Amsterdam you'll usually pay between €56 and €112 for a session, with €84 as the local average, and some practices charge more than that. A first consultation runs longer and costs more than the follow-ups after it, while a short 25 to 30 minute check is the cheapest option on most price lists. You don't need a referral from your huisarts (family doctor) or a specialist to book. Several Amsterdam practices run their websites in English as well as Dutch, so finding an English-speaking osteopath is straightforward.
Amsterdam average
€84 per session
Usual range across practices
€56 to €112 per session
Short consultation, 25 to 30 minutes
€68 to €70 per session
Full consultation, 45 to 60 minutes
€98 to €112 per session
Higher end practice rate
€128.50 per consultation
Duo session, two family members
€52 per person
Osteopathy for babies and children
How much does osteopathy for babies and children cost in Amsterdam?
A first appointment for a baby or a child up to 12 runs about an hour and costs around €105, with 45 minute follow-ups at roughly €90. Some practices offer a duo session when two family members are seen together, which splits the bill at about €52 each. Work with babies is one of the specialisations that can lift a practice's rate, so ask for the price when you book. Most aanvullende verzekering (supplementary health insurance) policies refund all or part of each session when the osteopath is registered with the NVO or NRO.
First session, baby or child up to 12
€105 per session
Follow-up, baby or child, 45 minutes
€90 per session
Duo session, two family members
€52 per person
Osteopathy for back and joint pain
How much does osteopathy for back and joint pain cost in Amsterdam?
Back, neck and joint complaints are the everyday work of an Amsterdam osteopath, and they're priced as an ordinary session: €84 on average, €56 to €112 depending on the practice and how long the appointment runs. Plan for more than one visit, since three to five sessions is the usual course. Osteopathy isn't part of the basisverzekering (the standard health insurance package), but most aanvullende (supplementary) policies pay back all or part of each session, and that refund doesn't eat into your eigen risico, the yearly deductible of up to €385. Check that your osteopath is registered with the NVO or NRO before you book, because insurers ask for it.
Amsterdam average
€84 per session
Usual range across practices
€56 to €112 per session
Adult session, 60 minutes
€105 per session
Course of 3 to 5 sessions
€252 to €420 at the €84 average
Osteopathy during pregnancy
How much does osteopathy during pregnancy cost in Amsterdam?
We didn't find a separate pregnancy rate published by any Amsterdam practice, so expect the standard adult session price: €84 on average, €56 to €112 depending on where you go. A first, longer appointment of 45 to 60 minutes is €98 to €112, and shorter follow-ups are closer to €70. You don't need a referral from your huisarts (family doctor) or a specialist to book. Most aanvullende (supplementary) insurance policies refund part of the cost, and because osteopathy sits outside the basisverzekering it doesn't touch your eigen risico, the yearly deductible.
Standard session
€84 average, €56 to €112
First consultation, 45 to 60 minutes
€98 to €112 per session
Short follow-up, 30 minutes
€68 to €70 per session
Osteopathy for a sports injury
How much does osteopathy for a sports injury cost in Amsterdam?
Amsterdam practices don't publish a separate sports rate, so you pay the standard session price: €84 on average, with €56 to €112 either side of it. Specialisation is one of the things that moves a practice's rate, along with experience and the length of the appointment. A full 60 minute consultation is around €105 and a short 30 minute follow-up sits nearer €70. No referral from your huisarts (family doctor) is needed, and most aanvullende verzekering (supplementary health insurance) policies refund part of each visit.
Standard session
€84 average, €56 to €112
Full consultation, 60 minutes
€105 per session
Short follow-up, 30 minutes
€68 to €70 per session
Osteopathy for posture
How much does osteopathy for posture correction cost in Amsterdam?
Posture work happens inside a normal consultation, so it's billed at the ordinary session rate rather than as a package: €84 on average in Amsterdam, and €56 to €112 across practices. The first appointment runs 45 to 60 minutes and costs more than the shorter follow-ups that come after it. Three to five sessions is the typical course, so it's worth asking what your aanvullende verzekering (supplementary health insurance) refunds per session and per year before you start.
Amsterdam average
€84 per session
First consultation, 45 to 60 minutes
€98 to €112 per session
Short consultation, 25 to 30 minutes
€68 to €70 per session
Structural osteopathy
How much does structural osteopathy cost in Amsterdam?
Structural work on joints, muscles and the spine is one of the approaches an osteopath uses within a normal consultation, not a separately priced treatment. So the ordinary Amsterdam rates apply: €84 on average, €56 to €112 across practices, and around €105 for a full 60 minute session. What moves the price is the length of the appointment and the practice you pick, not the technique. Osteopathy isn't in the basisverzekering (the standard health insurance package), so ask what your aanvullende (supplementary) policy refunds per session.
Amsterdam average
€84 per session
Full consultation, 60 minutes
€105 per session
Usual range across practices
€56 to €112 per session
Visceral osteopathy
How much does visceral osteopathy cost in Amsterdam?
Visceral work, meaning hands-on treatment aimed at the organs and the tissue around them, is part of a standard consultation rather than an extra with its own price. Amsterdam practices charge €84 on average, with most rates between €56 and €112 and a longer first appointment at the upper end. Reimbursement comes from your aanvullende verzekering (supplementary health insurance) and not the basisverzekering, so it doesn't count towards your eigen risico, the yearly deductible of up to €385. Insurers normally want the osteopath registered with the NVO or NRO.
Amsterdam average
€84 per session
Full consultation, 60 minutes
€105 per session
Usual range across practices
€56 to €112 per session
Cranial osteopathy
How much does cranial osteopathy cost in Amsterdam?
Cranial work is a gentle hands-on approach used inside a normal session, so it's charged at the practice's usual rate rather than separately. In Amsterdam that's €84 on average, €56 to €112 depending on the practice, and about €105 for a full 60 minute consultation. If it's for a baby, the first appointment is typically €105 for an hour, with 45 minute follow-ups at €90. Most aanvullende verzekering (supplementary health insurance) policies refund all or part of each visit when the osteopath is registered with the NVO or NRO.
Adult session
€84 average, €56 to €112
Full consultation, 60 minutes
€105 per session
First session for a baby, 60 minutes
€105 per session
Frequently Asked Questions
What people want to know before hiring osteopaths in Amsterdam.
What should I check before hiring osteopaths in Amsterdam?
Read recent reviews, be clear about exactly what you need, and agree the scope and a price in writing before any work starts. For anything regulated, check the credential yourself rather than taking it on trust.
Are prices in Amsterdam quoted with or without BTW?
Check, because it varies. A price quoted to a consumer should already include BTW, and most trades do show it that way, but plenty of price lists are still written excluding it. The rate is 21% on most work, though labour on a home more than two years old is taxed at 9%, and so are things like sports and fitness classes. Look for the word "inclusief" or "exclusief" next to the figure before you compare two quotes, and ask whether travel costs and parking are in there too.
How do I check a business in Amsterdam is properly registered?
Every legitimate Dutch business has a KvK number from the Chamber of Commerce, and you can look it up free in the public register. For gas, heating and electrical work there are extra schemes worth asking about, mainly SCIOS and InstallQ. A business that will not give you its KvK number is a reason to walk away.
What is the most important thing to know before booking?
Be clear about what you want and get the price and scope agreed up front, so there are no surprises. Reading other people's reviews is the quickest way to find someone who does the job well and turns up when they said they would.
What should I avoid when hiring osteopaths in Amsterdam?
Avoid paying the full amount up front (a deposit can be fair), anyone who will not give a clear quote, and unusually cheap prices that get padded with extras later.
How do I find osteopaths I can trust in Amsterdam?
Check the reviews and any credentials before you book. On Locallista the reviews are phone-verified and the ranking is based on real experience, not who paid the most.