Physical Therapy

We believe that Physical Therapy should be provided one-on-one, by a Doctor of Physical Therapy, for 60 minutes. This approach will get you better faster, with fewer visits.

To provide you with the utmost quality of care, we do not have contracts with insurance companies. We act as an out-of-network provider— meaning that we collect payments for our services and can provide you with our paperwork to submit for reimbursement to your insurance carrier. PT's in the state of Colorado have direct access, meaning no physician prescription is required to access our services. This saves you time and money, getting you the treatment you need exactly when you need it.

We believe strongly that movement quality is the key to being durable as an athlete. This movement philosophy helps us find the root cause of your pains and address those primary issues vs simply treating the symptoms.

Our expert Physical Therapists provide treatment to Pediatric patients as well as adults, professional athletes and weekend warriors alike.

  • This 60-minute session is for new patients and for returning patients with new sites of pain or new injuries. When in doubt, this is the session to schedule so your PT is prepared for an evaluation appointment. We will typically have time for only one body part to be properly evaluated during a 60-minute session.

  • This 60-minute session is for returning patients. You’ve already had your Initial Evaluation with a PT. Now, you and your clinician are working on the areas of need identified during that evaluation.

  • This 90-minute session is intended for patients who would like to have 2 areas of the body evaluated at the same time or who have an extensive history with a specific injury site.

  • For all post-operative and dry needling sessions, you should have already been to an Initial Evaluation session with your clinician. At that initial session, your PT will guide you on which type of follow-up appointment is most appropriate for your needs.

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Orthopedic Rehabilitation

  • Manual therapy

  • Soft tissue techniques

  • Dry Needling

  • Range of motion

  • Corrective exercises

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Sports Rehabilitation

  • Video Motion Capture

  • EMG evaluation

  • Motor control testing

  • Strength training

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Post-operative Rehabilitation

  • Swelling management

  • Range of motion

  • Incision care

  • Manual therapy

  • Monthly packages available