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Whether your pain is new or something you’ve managed for years, we focus on results: reducing pain, improving movement, and helping you stay active. Explore the conditions below to learn what we treat and how we can help. If your pain started with a collision, see our car accident injury treatment.

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Six areas
Back, nerve, arms, neck, head, hips
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Physical therapy at Mountain View Pain Center
Back & Spine→Neck & Upper Body→Nerve Pain→Headaches & Jaw→Arms & Hands→Hips & Legs→

Back & Spine

Back and spine pain can come from muscles, joints, discs, or irritated nerves. We focus on reducing pain, improving mobility, and building strength and stability to help prevent flare-ups.

Neck PainUpper Back PainLower Back Pain / Low Back PainHerniated DiscSpinal StenosisDiscogenic PainFacet Joint SyndromeSacroiliac Joint (SI) PainCoccydynia (Tailbone Pain)Post-Laminectomy SyndromePostural DysfunctionWhiplashMyofascial Pain Syndrome

Nerve Pain

Nerve pain often feels sharp, burning, radiating, or electric—and may include numbness or tingling. We evaluate where the nerve is being irritated and build a plan to reduce symptoms and restore function.

Sciatica & Nerve PainNumbness & TinglingRadiculopathy Peripheral NeuropathyDiabetic Peripheral NeuropathyPost-Herpetic NeuralgiaTrigeminal NeuralgiaCRPS (Complex Regional Pain Syndrome)Piriformis SyndromeNeuropathies

Arms & Hands

Arm, wrist, and hand pain can stem from overuse, tendon irritation, joint stress, or nerve compression. Our goal is to relieve symptoms, restore strength and mobility, and help you return to daily activities comfortably.

Golfers/Tennis ElbowTrigger FingerCarpal Tunnel SyndromeWrist SprainsNumbness & Tingling

Neck & Upper Body

Neck and upper-body pain is often tied to posture, muscle tension, joint irritation, or nerve involvement. We focus on easing pain while improving mobility and movement patterns that can contribute to recurring symptoms.

Neck PainWhiplashPostural DysfunctionThoracic Outlet SyndromeShoulder PainRotator Cuff TearSLAP Tear (Superior Labrum Tear)Cervical Radiculopathy

Headaches & Jaw

Headaches and jaw pain can be driven by muscle tension, joint irritation, posture, or nerve involvement. We focus on reducing symptoms while improving mobility and movement patterns that can contribute to recurring flare-ups.

Headaches & TMJ DysfunctionMigraine HeadacheFace PainOccipital Neuralgia (Arnold’s Neuralgia)Post-Concussion Syndrome

Hips & Legs

Hip and leg pain can come from joint mechanics, muscle imbalance, tendon irritation, or referred nerve pain. We focus on improving mobility, stability, and strength so you can move more comfortably and stay active.

Hip ImpingementKnee Pain & Osgood Schlatter’sHip PainPiriformis SyndromeSciatica & Nerve PainPelvic PainSports Injuries & Overuse SyndromesArthritis & Joint PainRheumatoid Arthritis (Foot/Ankle)Plantar FasciitisFoot PainHammer ToeAnkle Sprains

How We Treat Pain

  • Targeted treatments to reduce inflammation and calm irritated nerves or joints—so you can move more comfortably. Pain Management
  • Movement-based care to rebuild strength, stability, and mobility, often paired with hands-on techniques when appropriate. Physical Therapy
  • Hands-on adjustments and soft tissue work to improve joint motion, reduce tension, and support better movement patterns. Chiropractic Care
  • A natural option to support pain relief and relaxation, often combined with your broader treatment plan. Acupuncture
Also here

Less common, still treated

Some conditions do not fit neatly under a body area but are treated here all the same, and each has a page setting out how it is diagnosed and what the options are.

Occipital Neuralgia →Trigger Finger →Trigeminal Neuralgia →Injuries We Treat →
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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a referral to schedule an appointment?

In many cases, you can schedule directly—no referral needed. Some insurance plans may require a referral or prior authorization. If you’re unsure, call and we’ll help verify what your plan requires.

What should I bring to my first appointment?

Bring a photo ID, your insurance card, a list of current medications, and any imaging or records you have available. Arriving a few minutes early helps ensure a smooth check-in.

How do you decide which treatment is right for my condition?

We start with your symptoms and history, then build a plan based on what’s most likely to help—often combining services when appropriate.

What if my pain includes numbness, tingling, or radiating symptoms?

Those symptoms can be related to nerve irritation. We’ll evaluate where it’s coming from and recommend the best next steps.

Do you treat both acute injuries and chronic pain?

Yes. We treat recent injuries and long-standing pain conditions, with a plan focused on relief and preventing recurrence.

Can I use more than one service at MVPC?

Yes. Many patients benefit from a coordinated plan that includes multiple services, depending on their needs and goals.

Can I combine services like PT, Chiropractic care, Acupuncture, and Pain Management?

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.

How quickly can I be scheduled?

Availability varies by clinic and provider, but we aim to schedule you as quickly as possible. Contact us and we’ll find the soonest option.

Which locations offer these services?

Services vary by location. Use our locations page or contact us and we’ll match you with the right clinic.

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If your condition is not on this list, it is still worth a call.

Our clinics across Colorado and Arizona — see the full clinic map, Colorado or Arizona.

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Mon: 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Tue: 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Wed: 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Thur: 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Fri: 8:00 am - 1:00 pm
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