- What is the official definition of a DO?
DOs are fully licensed osteopathic physicians who specialize in all areas of medicine; founded on the philosophy of treating people, not just symptoms. - How many years do DOs attend medical school?
DOs attend osteopathic medical college for a period of four years, which includes clinical and classroom learning. - Can a DO be my primary care physician?
YES! - How do I find a DO that specializes in a field?
Visit the Doctors that DO homepage and scroll down to “Find Your DO”. - What is OMT?
Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment is hands-on care. - How many DOs are there in the United States?
There are more than 54,000 DOs in the United States. - How many DOs in the state of Massachusetts?
Currently, there are nearly 600 DOs in Massachusetts. - Does my insurance plan cover DOs?
Most insurance plans cover DOs. To find out the specifics about your particular health plan, please contact your health provider.
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