Sunil Bhat, DO, Neurologist | Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine & OMM
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Sunil Bhat, DO

Osteopathic Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine

2135 Charlotte St Ste 1A Bozeman MT, 59718

About

Dr. Sunil Bhat practices Traditional Osteopathy, also known as Osteopathic Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine in Bozeman, MT. Dr. Bhat evaluates and treats conditions that affect the musculoskeletal and nervous systems, as well as many other systemic and chronic diseases. Osteopathic Physicians are trained to fully understand the mechanisms of health and healing through anatomy, and optimize the body's natural healing potential primarily using manipulation techniques to augment physiologic function, to improve or overcome most dysfunctional states of health.

Education and Training

Touro University COM DO 2014

Boston University ENG BS Biomedical Engineering 2006

Board Certification

American Osteopathic Board of Family Physicians

American Osteopathic Board of Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine

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Sunil Bhat, DO's Expert Contributions
  • What can I do for my shoulder and neck pain?

    You should be evaluated by a licensed physician (DO or MD) who can rule out any neurologic problems through a history, physical exam, and any necessary labs or imaging studies. Osteopathic treatment would likely be a good option for normalizing neuromusculoskeletal imbalances to reduce your pain and improve the function of your body. READ MORE

  • Can massage therapy help me with my menstrual cramps?

    Responses to massage therapy can be highly variable, it depends on the skill level and technique of the therapist which can be highly variable. Osteopathic Treatment requires minimum 5-8 years of training in a medical setting, and in my experience has a much better chance of improving symptoms that conventional medicine deems 'normal' like your menstrual cramps. READ MORE

  • Will massage help my arm pain?

    You should be evaluated by a fully licensed doctor (DO or MD) to make sure there is nothing serious going on. Responses to massage therapy can be highly variable, it depends on the skill level and technique of the therapist which can be highly variable. Osteopathic Treatment requires minimum 5-8 years of training in a medical setting, and in my experience has a much better chance of improving symptoms that conventional medicine does not have great treatments for. READ MORE

  • Can massages relieve stress?

    Stress can come from many sources, usually physical, mental, emotional, spiritual etc. massages will help relieve physical stress, which can sometimes reduce the overall load enough to make you feel better. Osteopathic Treatments are even more effective than massage at achieving this goal. Identifying sources of mental, emotional, and spiritual stress, and addressing those through counseling and lifestyle modifications is critical and often overlooked in treating stress. READ MORE

  • Will osteopathic manipulative medicine help my stiff joints?

    Osteopathic treatment is very effective for balancing muscle tension and optimize mobility of joints, reducing joint stiffness and musculoskeletal pain. READ MORE

  • What are the treatment options for a neck sprain?

    You should first be evaluated by a licensed physician (DO or MD) to ensure this is just a sprain. Osteopathic treatment will help speed recovery of the sprain and return you to optimal function quickest and most effectively. Physical Therapy, rest, anti-inflammatory medications, and gentle yoga can also be helpful. READ MORE

  • What should I do with my persistent crick in neck?

    Your best option would be to see an Osteopathic Physician who specializes in Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine. They can evaluate you for serious problems (like nerve impingement) and also treat you with Osteopathic Manipulation. You could also rule out serious problems with any physician (DO or MD) and see if they recommend injections, or some other sort of manual therapy, such as Physical Therapy, Chiropractic or Massage Therapy. READ MORE

  • Can a massage relieve my anxiety?

    Anxiety can come from many sources, usually physical, mental, emotional, spiritual etc. Massages will help relieve physical stress, which can sometimes reduce the overall load enough to make you feel better. Osteopathic Treatments are even more effective than massage at achieving this goal. Identifying sources of mental, emotional, and spiritual stress, and addressing those through counseling and lifestyle modifications is critical and often overlooked in treating anxiety. READ MORE

  • Do I need a brace to correct my scoliosis?

    Depending on the causes and severity of your scoliosis, a brace may prevent it from getting worse. To improve the curve, more active treatments will be more effective. Osteopathic Treatment can help balance tensions in the muscles and joints affected, and specialized Physical Therapy may help strengthen your own core muscles to strengthen and straighten your spine from the inside. READ MORE

  • I twisted my ankle and I'm in a lot of pain. What should I do?

    Hello, If you are in significant pain, you must first rule out an insidious ankle fracture. The Ottawa ankle rules are typically used to see if you need an x-ray. If it is indeed just a sprain, ice is helpful in the first 24 hours, then I usually recommend transitioning to heat. Antiinflammatories of choice, whether medical or herbal will help reduce the pain by reducing the swelling, however realize that the inflammatory response is your body's attempt to heal so it's not all bad. Osteopathic manipulation can significant speed up the rate of healing, by helping your body eliminate traumatic strain patterns that have been retained in the fascias surrounding the muscles, bones, ligaments and tendons of the ankle, foot and leg. This can significantly reduce pain, speed healing and improve function. READ MORE

Areas of expertise and specialization

Back painNeck PainHeadacheTMJ disordersRib PainHip PainKnee PainFoot/Ankle PainScoliosisAbdominal PainInflammatory conditions

Professional Memberships

  • Osteopathic Cranial Academy  
  • American Academy of Osteopathy  

Treatments

  • Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine, Integrative Medicine

Fellowships

  • Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine and Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine

Favorite Place to Vacation

  • Ocean or Mountains

Hobbies / Sports

  • Telemark Skiing/Snowboarding, Golf, Surfing, Hiking and Camping

Sunil Bhat, DO's Practice location

Big Sky Osteopathy

2135 Charlotte St Ste 1A -
Bozeman, MT 59718
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