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D.O.’s Do It All

Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine (DOs) are versatile and highly skilled physicians trained to provide comprehensive care across the entire spectrum of medicine. From primary care to specialized surgical procedures, DOs are equipped with the knowledge, skills, and holistic approach to meet the diverse needs of patients in various medical settings.


The DO Difference

Holistic Approach

DOs are trained to look beyond symptoms, considering the whole person and their lifestyle, environment, and emotional well-being in diagnosis and treatment.

Patient-Centered Care

Emphasizing empathy and communication, DOs build strong patient-physician relationships, ensuring patients feel heard, understood, and cared for.

Versatility

With the ability to practice in any medical specialty and setting, DOs offer a flexible and adaptable approach to healthcare, meeting the varied needs of diverse patient populations.

Why Choose DO?

Expanding Recognition

The DO degree is increasingly recognized and respected within the medical community, with many DOs holding prominent positions in healthcare

Community Impact

Many DOs practice in rural and underserved areas, playing a crucial role in improving access to healthcare and making a significant impact on community health.

Commitment to Wellness

Osteopathic medicine values the well-being of the physician as well as the patient, encouraging a healthy work-life balance and personal wellness.

Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine truly “Do It All.” With a foundation in holistic care, a wide-ranging skill set, and a commitment to treating the whole person, DOs provide exceptional healthcare across all fields of medicine. Discover how a DO can meet all your healthcare needs with expertise, empathy, and comprehensive care.

Doctor touching womans ears on Montana Campus.

Primary Care

Family Medicine

DOs are dedicated to providing patient-centered care for individuals and families across all ages. They focus on preventive health, wellness, and treating the whole person, ensuring comprehensive care from infancy through adulthood.

Internal Medicine and Pediatrics

Whether managing chronic conditions in adults or ensuring the healthy development of children, DOs offer thorough and compassionate primary care tailored to each patient’s unique needs.


Surgical Precision

General Surgery

DOs perform a wide range of surgical procedures, from routine operations to complex surgeries. Their comprehensive surgical training ensures they provide high-quality surgical care with a focus on patient recovery and wellness.

Orthopedic Surgery

Specializing in the musculoskeletal system, DOs excel in orthopedic surgery, treating injuries and disorders of bones, joints, and muscles with precision and care.

Doctor in surgery wuth students around in Colorado.

Students in the OR in the classroom.

Emergency and Acute Care

Emergency Medicine

In high-pressure environments like emergency rooms, DOs are trained to handle acute and life-threatening conditions efficiently and effectively, ensuring patients receive prompt and proficient care.

Critical Care

Working in intensive care units, DOs manage critically ill patients with expertise and compassion, focusing on stabilization, treatment, and recovery.


Specialized Medical Expertise

Cardiology to Dermatology

From the heart to the skin, DOs specialize in a variety of fields, including cardiology, dermatology, endocrinology, and gastroenterology. They bring a holistic perspective to these specialties, integrating osteopathic principles with advanced medical treatments.

Psychiatry and Neurology

In fields like psychiatry and neurology, DOs address both physical and mental health, emphasizing the interconnectedness of mind and body to provide comprehensive care.

Woman getting the inside of her mouth checked.

Woman looking at ultra sound with student.

Preventive and Rehabilitative Care

Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment (OMT)

Unique to DOs, OMT involves hands-on techniques to diagnose, treat, and prevent illness or injury. These treatments enhance the body’s natural ability to heal and can be particularly effective for musculoskeletal issues.

Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

DOs help patients recover and improve physical function after injuries, surgeries, or chronic conditions. They promote overall wellness and quality of life through comprehensive rehabilitative care.

Ultrasound

DOs are known for their holistic and patient-centered approach to healthcare. One of the essential tools that enhance their ability to provide comprehensive care is ultrasound. Ultrasound technology allows DOs to diagnose and treat a wide range of conditions with precision, safety, and efficiency.