Dr. Josh Krembs

Josh Krembs, DO earned his medical degree from the University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine in Southern Maine, and became Board-Certified through the American Osteopathic Board of Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine (AOBNMM) after completing residency training at St. Barnabas Hospital in New York City. He has been trained, through more than 15 years of extensive mentorship and coursework, in the subtle yet powerful Biodynamic approach to Osteopathic diagnosis and treatment, which allows for the precise correction of dysfunction in any body part or system with the most gentle technique.

Dr. Krembs supports his patients’ healing processes through hands-on Osteopathic Manual Treatment (OMT) and an extensive knowledge of nutritional biochemistry, micronutrient supplementation, and the use of powerful natural remedies. He is passionate about giving his patients tools to improve their self-care including postural, movement, and mindfulness/ meditation practices as well as some useful insights from the basic principles of Ayurveda.

Areas of particular interest include:

– Issues related to pregnancy – back and pelvic pain, sciatica, nausea, breech or transverse presentations, headaches, constipation, exhaustion, anxiety and sleeplessness.

– Treating newborns, infants and children – difficulty nursing, reflux, colic, fussiness, plagiocephaly, torticollis, shoulder dystocia, poor immunity, food sensitivities, asthma, allergies, vaccine reactions, sinus and ear infections, poor growth, anxiety, ADHD, behavioral issues and sleeplessness

– Treating adults with – sports injuries, arthritic pain, back/neck pain, pelvic pain, hip pain, headaches, indigestion, frequent infections, asthma, allergies, chronic sinusitis, autoimmune disorders, exhaustion, anxiety, depression and sleeplessness.

Dr. Krembs has extensive teaching experience, with hundreds of hours spent training medical students and residents in a private office setting. He is also a frequent lecturer on Osteopathic Principles and general health topics. His ongoing class series on Osteopathic Self-Care can serve as an introduction to the world of mindfulness-based practices, or as a way to simply join with community and deepen one’s journey into meditation and body awareness. “I approach each encounter as an opportunity to help my patient experience the sensation of their tissues moving and breathing more freely. Cultivating more familiarity with how the body expresses its basic fluid nature and wholeness is invaluable in the pursuit of greater resilience and Health.” ~ Josh Krembs, DO

In his free time, Dr. Krembs enjoys climbing, camping, skiing, and moving to good music as forms of inspiration, and he loves sharing adventures with his friends and family.

Practice Location: Denver and Louisville Offices