Traditional Osteopathy · Oconomowoc, Wisconsin
Restore motion,Recover from pain,Perform at your best.
Stillwater Osteopathic Medicine is the practice of Jared Dubey, DO— gentle, hands-on care for newborns, athletes, and everyone in between.
The Approach
What is Osteopathy?
In traditional Osteopathy, the physician's hands are the diagnostic instrument and the treatment modality. The osteopath feels for places where the body’s structure has lost healthy motion, then works gently to restore it so the body can heal.
Core Tenets
The body is a unit
Pain in one place often starts somewhere else. Treatment considers the whole person, not just the part that hurts.
It is designed to heal
The body is always working to repair itself. Treatment removes the structural obstacles that get in the way of that work.
Structure governs function
When anatomy moves freely, physiology works better. Restoring motion to restricted tissue improves circulation, nerve function, and pain.
Conditions Treated
What Osteopathy can help
Most visits are for pain or restricted movement, but a wide range of symptoms can be amenable to osteopathic treatment when the cause is structural in nature.
Children & Newborns
Gentle care for infants and children, from the strains of birth to feeding, sleep, and ear aches.
Headaches, Concussion & Jaw
Head pain traced to its sources in the neck, cranium, and jaw.
Chronic Pain
A whole-person approach to persistent back, neck, joint, and nerve pain.
Neurological & Post-Infectious Concerns
Nerve-related symptoms, dizziness, and the fatigue, congestion, or brain-fog that can persist after an illness.
Sports Injuries
Treatment and recovery for athletes of every age and level.
Auto Injuries
Care for whiplash and the other lasting effects of a collision.
The Name
Why “Stillwater”?
Motion is present, even in stillness.
A body of water is never truly at rest. The human body is the same — mostly water, and in constant subtle motion even in stillness: breath, circulation, and quieter rhythms the osteopath trains for years to feel.
That motion is not incidental; it is how the body stays healthy. Moving fluids carry nourishment to every tissue and carry waste away, and where motion is lost, problems tend to settle. Osteopathic treatment restores this vital motion.
The name is also a nod to A.T. Still, MD, DO, who built Osteopathy on these same observations.
Patient Voices
What patients are saying
After years of being rushed through appointments, sitting down with a doctor who actually listened was a relief. Dr. Dubey’s hands are magic. He always seems to know where tension is hiding and how to release it. Plus he explained his reasoning and gave me some at-home exercises that help me stay loose.
— Sam H.
I came to Dr. Dubey for help with neck and low back pain. How my body felt afterward was remarkable. He took the time to explain what he was doing and why — and I always left feeling more balanced and with less pain.
— Maria D.
I was skeptical about manual therapy and Osteopathy in general, but within a few visits my neck pain was practically gone and my shoulder moved freely again. Thoughtful, gentle, and clearly skilled at what he does.
— Paul D.
I came to Dr. Dubey for help with neck and low back pain. How my body felt afterward was remarkable. He took the time to explain what he was doing and why — and I always left feeling more balanced and with less pain.
— Maria D.
After years of being rushed through appointments, sitting down with a doctor who actually listened was a relief. Dr. Dubey’s hands are magic. He always seems to know where tension is hiding and how to release it. Plus he explained his reasoning and gave me some at-home exercises that help me stay loose.
— Sam H.
I was skeptical about manual therapy and Osteopathy in general, but within a few visits my neck pain was practically gone and my shoulder moved freely again. Thoughtful, gentle, and clearly skilled at what he does.
— Paul D.
After a frisbee injury to my hand, I was in a tremendous amount of pain that persisted for a year. Dr. Dubey helped restore my hand function and relieved my pain, allowing me to get back to my active lifestyle.
— Kyle R.
Getting Started
Your first visit
Schedule a visit
Book online anytime, or call the office at (608) 301-5641. No referral is needed, and it’s fine to call with questions before you decide.
Share your history
First visits run 60–90 minutes. They start with a thorough conversation about your history, followed by a hands-on examination.
Treatment begins
Nearly every first visit includes treatment. You leave with a clear sense of what was found and a plan going forward.