Sergey KolesovOsteopathy & Bioresonance · Erfurt

Appointments & fees

How an appointment works — and what it costs.

An appointment does not follow a rigid schedule. Conversation, assessment and treatment flow into one another, and I adapt my approach to the findings and the body's response as we go.

01

Arriving and talking

We talk about your complaints, how they developed, previous treatment, surgery, accidents, your daily life and the demands on you. Please bring any findings or imaging you have.

02

Assessment as we go

Posture, mobility of the spine and joints, tissue and fascial tension, breathing mechanics and organ mobility. The assessment continues throughout the session.

03

Treatment based on findings

Structural, visceral, craniosacral or biodynamic — with the intensity agreed with you. I explain what I find during the examination and how I interpret it.

04

Summary and next steps

At the end I summarise, give recommendations for the time in between and say how many appointments I consider useful — including when I advise against further ones.

Fees

Appointments and fees

By appointment only, at both practice locations in Erfurt.

Osteopathic treatment60 minutes
€120
Bioresonance analysis incl. frequency-based application, digital report and recommendationsapprox. 90 minutes
€150
Frequency correction60 minutes
€95
Frequency correction90 minutes
€130
Health consultation60 minutes
€120

All appointments are billed privately. For osteopathic treatment many statutory health insurers contribute towards the cost under certain conditions. My osteopathic qualification has been reviewed by several insurers; a number of them list me as an osteopath and provider of osteopathic treatment. You receive an invoice you can submit. Whether and how much is reimbursed depends on your health insurer and your policy. Please clarify the conditions with your insurer in advance.

Health consultation

An extended conversation about complaints, findings, daily habits and possible next steps.

About the health consultation
Treatment of the cervical spine in a seated position by Sergey Kolesov

Frequent questions

What patients ask before their first appointment.

What should I bring?
Comfortable clothing, any medical findings and imaging you have, and a list of your medication.
How long does an appointment take?
An osteopathic session usually lasts 60 minutes, a bioresonance analysis about 90 minutes, and a health consultation 60 minutes.
Will my insurance cover the cost?
Many statutory health insurers contribute towards osteopathic treatment under certain conditions. My qualification has been reviewed by several insurers and a number of them list me as a provider. Whether a medical certificate is required, how many treatments are subsidised and at what level depends on the individual insurer. Private health and supplementary insurers reimburse according to your policy. Please check with your insurer in advance.
Should I bring previous findings?
Yes, please. Medical letters, imaging and laboratory results help me understand your situation, even though I do not replace medical diagnostics.
Can I come during pregnancy or with my child?
Yes. The treatment is adapted to age, the course of the pregnancy and the individual situation.
Which option suits me?
For physical complaints, osteopathy is usually the starting point. If you are looking for orientation and recommendations, a bioresonance analysis or a health consultation may fit better. Write to me briefly and I will tell you what I think makes sense.
Which languages do you work in?
German, Russian and English.
What is the difference between the analysis and frequency correction?
The analysis includes the measurement, a joint review of the results, a digital report and individual recommendations. Frequency correction can follow the analysis or take place as a separate appointment.
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