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Coach House Clinic is located at Anstey Hall, Maris Ln, Trumpington, Cambridge CB2 9LG, UK, we aim to offer all our customers a great experience with Coach House Clinic and we would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.

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Steve 'O'

5 Google Rating

It wasn't witchcraft.......,it was a very experienced hands and a very knowledgeable Osteopath combi

5/ 5

It wasn't witchcraft.......,it was a very experienced hands and a very knowledgeable Osteopath combination. I really felt very much improved movement when I left the coach house clinic and with a very pleasant chat in the process. P.S, ask for Alex.....

Trevor Smith

1 Google Rating

Saw podiatrist Kaseem Javed on 8-1-2018 to check leg length for equality. He mis-measured my leg l

1/ 5

Saw podiatrist Kaseem Javed on 8-1-2018 to check leg length for equality. He mis-measured my leg length and gave me an 8 mm raise for the right shoe. A subsequent appointment at Cutting Edge Podiatry in July 2018 found my legs to be equal in length, not requiring the wearing of a raise at all. Coach House Clinic is a waste of time and money.

Shayanti C

5 Google Rating

Alex Taylor is definitely the best osteopath I have seen in the UK - and yes, I have tried many!

5/ 5

Alex Taylor is definitely the best osteopath I have seen in the UK - and yes, I have tried many!

Francesco Gatti

5 Google Rating

Alex is great. Really worth every penny felt great afterwards

5/ 5

Alex is great. Really worth every penny felt great afterwards

Alex Taylor

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

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