OUR STORY
At Mountain View Pain Center, our multidisciplinary team provides evidence-informed pain care across Colorado and Arizona.
Pain Management Redefined
Put Patients First
We start by listening and building a plan around your goals—less pain, better function, and a clear path forward.
Stronger Together
Your care is coordinated across pain management, physical therapy, chiropractic care, and acupuncture so nothing falls through the cracks.
Relentless Effort
We track progress and adjust when needed. The goal is steady momentum you can feel in daily life.
Continuous Growth & Innovation
We continuously improve how we deliver care—refining processes, training, and tools to make the experience smoother & more effective.
Clear plans. Transparent next steps.
We explain what we recommend, why it matters, and what to expect—so you can make confident decisions.
A Team-Based Model of Care
Pain is complex, and treatment works best when it’s coordinated. Our care model brings multiple specialties together—so recommendations are based on your exam findings, goals, and response to treatment over time. We focus on clear next steps, consistent follow-up, and a plan that evolves as you improve.
Clinical leadership and operational oversight are guided by our Executive Team to help ensure consistency, quality, and a patient-first experience across all locations.
We start with a clear exam + history to understand the “why,” not just the symptoms
You get a plan with priorities and measurable goals
Care is coordinated across services when appropriate
We adjust based on progress—if something isn’t helping, we change course
You’ll know what to expect next and who you’re seeing
Care model and services vary by location. See your clinic page for details.
Where We Serve
We serve patients across Colorado and Arizona with coordinated care designed to help you move better and feel better. Choose a location below to learn about services, providers, and clinic details.
Colorado
Arizona
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Timeline Highlights
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![Mountain View Pain Center's Holly Location - Now Closed]()
Holly (Centennial)
2009 • Colorado
Mountain View Pain Center opened its first clinic in Centennial, Colorado—built on a simple idea: put patients first and deliver care that helps people get back to living.
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![Exterior of Mountain View Pain Center East Aurora]()
East Aurora
2015 • Colorado
East Aurora marked a major step forward as our first multi-disciplinary clinic—expanding beyond chiropractic care to include Physical Therapy.
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![Exterior of Mountain View Pain Center Downtown Denver clinic in Denver, Colorado]()
Downtown Denver
2018 • Colorado
As we opened in downtown Denver, we expanded our model and launched our pain management program to better support patients with complex, ongoing pain.
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![Exterior of Mountain View Pain Center Northglenn clinic in Northglenn, Colorado]()
Northglenn
2020 • Colorado
With early success in our team-based model, we expanded to Northglenn—continuing to grow access for patients across the Front Range.
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![Exterior of Mountain View Pain Center Central Colorado Springs clinic in Colorado Springs, Colorado]()
Central Colorado Springs
2020 • Colorado
We brought our coordinated care model to Colorado Springs, offering pain management and supportive services designed to help patients move better and feel better.
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![Exterior of Mountain View Pain Center North Colorado Springs clinic in Colorado Springs, Colorado]()
North Colorado Springs
2021 • Colorado
North Colorado Springs strengthened access in the Colorado Springs corridor—making it easier for patients to receive the care they need closer to home.
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![Exterior of Mountain View Pain Center Glendale clinic in Glendale, Arizona]()
Glendale
2023 • Arizona
Our Arizona expansion began at Westgate in Glendale—bringing our multidisciplinary approach to the Phoenix metro area.
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![Exterior of Mountain View Pain Center Mesa clinic in Mesa, Arizona]()
Mesa
2024 • Arizona
We expanded into the East Valley with Mesa, continuing to grow access to coordinated care across the Phoenix metro communities.
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![Exterior of Mountain View Pain Center Greeley clinic in Greeley, Colorado]()
Greeley
2025 • Colorado
We opened in Greeley to better serve Northern Colorado with coordinated care and a clear plan focused on progress and function.
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![Exterior of Mountain View Pain Center South Colorado Springs clinic in Colorado Springs, Colorado]()
South Colorado Springs
2025 • Colorado
South Colorado Springs expanded access in south Colorado Springs—making our care model more convenient for patients in the area.
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![Exterior of Mountain View Pain Center Lafayette clinic in Lafayette, Colorado]()
Lafayette
2025 • Colorado
We relocated our Northwest Metro presence from Broomfield to Lafayette—continuing to serve the community with an updated clinic home.
Frequently Asked Questions
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It means your care can be coordinated across multiple services when appropriate—so you’re not navigating everything on your own. Your plan is built around your history, exam findings, goals, and how you respond over time.
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Services vary by clinic. The easiest way to confirm what’s offered is to select a location in the Where We Serve section above—each location page lists available services, clinic details, and directions.
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Sometimes. Referral requirements depend on your insurance plan and the type of visit. If you’re not sure, we can help you confirm what your plan requires and point you to the right clinic to get scheduled.
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It depends on your insurance plan and the type of appointment. If you’re unsure, our team can help confirm whether a referral is needed and guide you to the right location.
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Bring a photo ID, your insurance card, a list of current medications, and any relevant records (imaging reports, prior treatment notes, or a referral if you have one). If there’s anything else needed for your specific visit, the clinic will let you know ahead of time.
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You can expect a focused conversation about your symptoms and goals, a review of your history, and an exam when appropriate. Before you leave, you’ll have clear next steps—what we’re recommending, why it fits, and what to expect next.
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In many cases, yes. When it makes clinical sense, combining services can support progress and function. Your care team will recommend the right mix and timing based on your needs and response to treatment.
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We start with your symptoms, history, and goals, then recommend next steps based on exam findings and what’s most likely to help. We also adjust the plan based on progress—if something isn’t working, we change course.
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Insurance participation can vary by location and service type. The fastest way to verify is to choose your clinic in the Where We Serve section above and contact that location so we can confirm your specific plan and benefits.
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We serve patients across Colorado and Arizona. Use the Where We Serve section above to select a location and view services, clinic information, and directions.
Ready to get started?
Choose a clinic in Colorado or Arizona to explore services and directions, or contact our team and we’ll help you find the right next step.