Help Secure the Future of Osteopathic Medicine
Through advanced courses, students and doctors have the opportunity to train with the best and the brightest physicians in a specialty designed to transform their approach to patient care: Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine (hands-on diagnosis and treatment).
Your gifts will improve the odds of doctors learning to work creatively and become indispensable to their patients.
Join us in changing the lives of countless patients.
For more information, please contact :
Gretchen Weinzimer, OCAF Executive Administrator,
(818) 796-6750 or email the office at info@osteopathicCAF.org.
Why Donate?
To support training the next generation of Osteopathic physicians to become extraordinary doctors, with the vision and talent to diagnose and treat even the most challenging health disorders.
How Can Osteopathy Help?
Through hands-on diagnosis, the physician can detect and treat anatomical dysfunction that is uniquely imprinted in a patient’s body. Their sense of touch is trained to feel anatomical disorders that may not appear on an imaging scan, including blockages in fluid, trauma to tissues, and compression in bones.
Research Grants
We support research grants for early-stage investigations and pilot protocols in the specialty, including studies of basic physiology, clinical assessment, clinical efficacy, and effectiveness.
Latest News
OCAF’s Annual Meeting: June 4th, 2026.
OCAF’s Annual Meeting will be June 4, 2026 in Indianapolis, IN at the end of the first day of the OCA Annual Conference: Autonomic Nervous System. Details to come!
AAO 2026 Convocation: Mastering Technique, Precision & Perception
The American Academy of Osteopathy will hold the 2026 Convocation March 18-22, 2026 at the Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado Springs, CO. William M. Foley, DO, MSc is the Program Chair.
OCAF: Awardee & Proud Copper Sponsor at the American Osteopathic Foundation’s Annual Gala
OCAF was awarded A Caring For The Community Grant.
Dr. Dolgin, Dr. Feely, Dr. Cruz, Dr. Mai, Mrs. Caldwell Munsinger and Mrs. Weinzimer headed from all corners of the US to Nashville for the dazzling American Osteopathic Foundation’s annual Gala.