Same-week Chiropractic on Park Meadows Drive, inside a clinic with Physical Therapy and Pain Management under the same roof.
Same-week appointments.
Colorado lets you see a chiropractor without anyone's permission. Book directly, be examined, and begin treatment.
Patients travel to this clinic from the Park Meadows and Lincoln Avenue corridor.
Monday to Thursday 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Friday 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Call (720) 749-5599 on your way in and the paperwork will be ready.
Doug Hall, DC provides Chiropractic care at our Lone Tree clinic.
The same chiropractor, consistently — which means the person adjusting you on visit six is the person who examined you on visit one and can tell you honestly whether the trajectory is right.
More people come to this clinic for leg pain than for back pain, and the distinction matters more than it sounds.
Pain running from the low back into the buttock and down the leg is a symptom with at least four common causes: a lumbar disc pressing on a nerve root, spinal stenosis narrowing the canal, sacroiliac joint dysfunction, and piriformis involvement. They present similarly to the patient and completely differently on examination.
Treating all four the same way is the single commonest reason sciatica drags on for months. The examination here is built around telling them apart before anything is treated — including establishing whether this is a Chiropractic problem at all.
A specific note for an older catchment: leg pain and heaviness that comes on when you walk and eases when you sit down or lean over a trolley is usually stenosis, not disc pain. It is managed differently, it responds to different loading, and adjusting it as though it were a disc problem tends not to help.
Worth an examination rather than an assumption.
Range of motion, orthopedic testing, and neurological screening whenever symptoms travel below the knee or into the hand.
Techniques available: Diversified manual adjustment, Activator instrument-assisted adjustment where no manual thrust is wanted, drop-table (Thompson) technique, soft-tissue and myofascial work, and home exercise. The examination determines which of these you get. Spinal decompression and dry needling are available as modalities alongside adjusting.
Where imaging is indicated before treatment, it can be ordered here.
Kale Greiner, DPT covers Physical Therapy. Pain Management is provided by Shannon Oliver, PA-C, Jesse Sheldon, PA-C, Alison Smith, PA-C and Gabrielle Tingstad, PA-C.
So when an adjustment is not what your problem needs — a confirmed radiculopathy, a joint that needs a diagnostic block — the next appointment is in this clinic, with someone who has read the notes rather than someone starting from a blank page in six weeks' time.
Six patterns account for most of the chiropractic caseload here. Each has a page of its own if you want the detail behind it.
Sciatica and leg pain. A disc or a nerve root under load, not a tight muscle. The examination separates the two before anything is adjusted, because they do not respond to the same treatment.
Neck pain and stiffness. Desk posture, a night slept badly, or a collision weeks ago that never fully settled. Range of motion and neurological screening come first where symptoms travel into an arm.
Headaches that start in the neck. Cervicogenic headache is a neck problem that presents as a head problem. Treating the neck is what changes it; treating the head does not.
Middle and upper back. Between the shoulder blades, usually loading-related and usually mechanical, though rib and thoracic joints are worth ruling in or out properly.
Sport and training injuries. Return-to-activity matters as much as pain relief, so the plan is built around what you are trying to get back to rather than around a visit count.
Disc injury. Where the exam points at a disc, Chiropractic care is available here, with Physical Therapy and Pain Management in the same building if you need them.
Our Lone Tree clinic accepts Aetna, ASH (American Specialty Health), Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield (Pathway), Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, OptumCare, Optum Physical Health, Humana, Medicare, Devoted Health, First Health, Columbine, Tricare, ATA Holista, workers' compensation and auto/lien cases.
We verify benefits before your first visit, so you know the cost in advance. Call (720) 749-5599.
After a collision we bill auto med-pay directly, or hold the lien ourselves, so you are not paying out of pocket while the claim is still open.
10375 Park Meadows Dr, #270, Lone Tree, CO 80124 — parking on site.
Serving Lone Tree, Parker, Castle Pines, Centennial and south Douglas County. For medical pain care at the same address, see Pain Management in Lone Tree. Not sure which practitioner you need? Read the chiropractor versus physical therapist comparison.
If you are uninsured, or your plan is one we do not take, there is a flat self-pay price for a first visit. Ask when you call.
Often, but only once the cause is identified. Disc, stenosis, sacroiliac and piriformis-related leg pain need different treatment, and the examination is what separates them.
No. Colorado is a direct access state. Some plans require one for coverage, which we verify with your benefits.
Usually, after an examination — unless the findings call for imaging first.
Yes. Instrument-assisted and drop-table techniques are both available.
No. Chiropractic visits at our Colorado clinics are not billed to Colorado Medicaid. Medicare, Tricare, workers' compensation, auto and lien cases and most major commercial plans are accepted, and we verify your benefits before the first visit.
Yes — see Chiropractic care after a car accident.
Yes. Chiropractic, physical therapy, pain management and acupuncture all run on one chart at Mountain View Pain Center, so if your care needs to move between them your providers already have your history, your imaging and your notes. You do not need a new referral to add a service.
Appointments are usually available within the same week. Book online or call the Lone Tree clinic and the front desk will find the first opening that fits your schedule. You do not need a referral from another provider to be seen.
Yes. Aetna is among the plans this clinic accepts. We verify your benefits before your first visit and tell you what the visit will cost, rather than after treatment has started.
Yes. Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield (Pathway) is among the plans this clinic accepts. We verify your benefits before your first visit and tell you what the visit will cost, rather than after treatment has started.
Yes. Cigna is among the plans this clinic accepts. We verify your benefits before your first visit and tell you what the visit will cost, rather than after treatment has started.
Yes. UnitedHealthcare is among the plans this clinic accepts, along with OptumCare and Optum Physical Health. We verify your benefits before your first visit and tell you what the visit will cost, rather than after treatment has started.
Medicare is among the plans this clinic accepts. We verify your benefits before your first visit and tell you what the visit will cost, rather than after treatment has started.
Our chiropractors also see patients for ongoing (maintenance) adjustments once a problem has settled. Maintenance visits are not covered by insurance, and self-pay pricing is available.
Chiropractic patients in Lone Tree are seen by named, credentialed clinicians, and you can read about each of them before you book. By clinic: Lone Tree — Doug Hall, DC.
Every clinician listed here has a page setting out their training, what they work with most and where they see patients. The rest of the team is on the Colorado Chiropractic providers page.
Each of these pages sets out the same two things for one problem: when chiropractic is a reasonable first step, and when it is not. The second half is the part worth reading, because knowing what would change the plan is what stops six weeks being spent on the wrong treatment.
Chiropractic Care at every Mountain View Pain Center clinic in Colorado and Arizona — see Chiropractic Care or the full clinic map.
