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"More important than telling patients their problems don’t fit my model of the human body is to consider they may be right, and try to get my ego out of the picture." - Daniel Lopez, D.O.

Why I love what I do

Osteopathy is not just a philosophy, but is also a way of life. It is an approach to health that involves nature. Osteopathic physicians, D.O.s, have a different way of looking at the human body that involves a deep understanding of anatomy. Osteopathy is stimulating because one can easily spend the rest of his or her life studying osteopathy and still have new and deeper insights throughout. I love exploring health and questioning our current paradigms and practices.

Besides this, it is a very gratifying feeling to be able to help people and be able to give them their lives back when everything else at that point has failed. Sometimes the patients need a new or different approach. Osteopathy is so simple in principle, yet deep and unique when practiced as intended.

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A little bit about me

My Story
Dr. Lopez is an Osteopathic Physician that is board certified in Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine / Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine (NMM/OMM). Daniel Lopez, D.O., a Colorado native,  joined Osteopathic Integrative Medicine (www.oimcare.com) in July 2016 after spending 6 years in New York City. Dr. Lopez took over Osteopathy New York, P.C. in October 2010.  Since that time, he has quickly been sought after by people from around the world.

He was first introduced to osteopathy as a swimmer while attending Truman State University in Kirksville, Missouri, the birthplace of osteopathy.

Dr. Lopez graduated from Midwestern University Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2007 in Glendale, Arizona.  While living in Arizona, Dr. Lopez studied Neurofascial Release, a technique developed by his mentor, Stephen Myles Davidson, D.O.

From Arizona, Dr. Lopez spent one year in Portland, Maine to complete his postgraduate training as an intern at Mercy Hospital in 2008.  He went on to complete the remaining two years of his residency at Plaza Medical Center in Fort Worth, associated with the Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine.

During medical school and residency, Dr. Lopez advanced his skills by studying at a variety of seminars, including Primal Reflex Release Technique, in which he is now a certified instructor.

Greatly influenced by Stephen Myles Davidson, D.O., other practitioners, and the writings of AT Still, Dr. Lopez enjoys deepening his knowledge and understanding of Osteopathic Medicine to best help his patients.  He also enjoys teaching, in order to invest in the future of his profession.

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