Osteopath near Courbevoie
Bus 175 links Courbevoie directly to its Gabriel Péri terminus, immediately next to the practice: no change, no connection. Transilien line L is the alternative from Courbevoie station. Allow around a quarter of an hour.
Getting here from Courbevoie
By bus, the 175 crosses Courbevoie and Puteaux before terminating at Gabriel Péri. It is the simplest journey: one route, no changes.
By train, Transilien line L connects Courbevoie station to Asnières-sur-Seine, a short distance from the practice.
By car, around fifteen minutes via boulevard de la Paix and the pont de Courbevoie outside rush hour.
For people working at La Défense
Courbevoie takes in part of the La Défense business district, with the postural load that comes with it: seated days, multiple screens, daily commuting, weekday sedentariness offset by intense weekend sport. That profile produces more neck pain, upper back pain and shoulder tendinopathy than any other.
Opening at 8:15am on Mondays and Fridays allows a session before the office. Late finishes until 11:45pm on Tuesdays cover the days that overrun.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a direct bus from Courbevoie?
Yes, route 175 serves Courbevoie and Puteaux and terminates at Gabriel Péri, immediately next to the practice. No change is needed.
Can I book before or after work?
Yes. The practice opens at 8:15am on Mondays and Fridays and runs until 11:45pm on Tuesdays. Saturday mornings are also available from 8:00am to 1:15pm.
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