The Plaza Drive clinic covers Highlands Ranch, Littleton and Lone Tree. It sees an unusual amount of neck pain and headache, including a good number of headaches that have been managed as migraine for years and turn out to be coming from the upper neck — a distinction the examination is specifically designed to make. Conditions treated here include:

• Upper Back Pain

• Lower Back Pain

• Neck Pain

• Nerve Pain

• Pelvic Pain

• Migraines

• Arthritis

• Sciatica and More

No matter where you are in your pain journey, we’re here to guide you toward real, lasting relief. Visit our Highlands Ranch officeand take the next step toward a pain-free life!

Conditions We Treat in Highlands Ranch

The Plaza Drive clinic serves Highlands Ranch, Littleton, Lone Tree and the Douglas County suburbs. Neck pain brings more people here than anything else, and it is the problem this clinic is best known for.

Neck Pain and Headaches

Two things get confused constantly: a migraine and a headache that comes from the neck. The second starts at the base of the skull, is usually one-sided, worsens through the day and after long drives, and eases when the upper cervical joints are treated. It is one of the most satisfying things to treat because the response is quick and obvious. The examination is built around telling the two apart rather than assuming.

Knee and Shoulder Pain

Suburban knees and shoulders mostly hurt for one of two reasons: a sudden increase in load, or a slow loss of range somewhere adjacent that the joint has been quietly compensating for. Both respond to the same sequence — examine, settle the joint if it is too irritable to work with, then rebuild the strength and mechanics that let it tolerate what you want to do. Injections are available here when a joint needs quieting first, but they are the start of the plan rather than the plan.

Back Pain and Sciatica

The dividing line worth knowing is whether the pain stays in the back or travels down the leg. Pain that stays put is usually a joint or muscle problem and responds well to manual treatment and a loading program. Pain that passes the knee, or brings numbness, tingling or weakness, means a nerve is involved and the plan changes — sometimes to imaging, sometimes to an injection that identifies the level and relieves it at once.

The clinic is at 640 Plaza Drive, Highlands Ranch, with pain management, chiropractic care and physical therapy under one roof.

Chiropractic Care in Highlands Ranch, CO

Our Highlands Ranch clinic on Plaza Drive has licensed chiropractors on site Monday through Friday, working alongside pain physicians, physical therapists and acupuncturists. You can book a chiropractic appointment directly — no referral is needed.

Most Highlands Ranch patients come to our chiropractors with lower back pain, neck pain, sciatica and nerve pain, headaches and migraines, joint stiffness, or whiplash after a car accident. Your first visit starts with an exam rather than an adjustment: we look at how you move before choosing a technique, whether that is traditional hands-on adjusting, low-force work, or instrument-assisted care.

The advantage of being adjusted inside a full medical clinic is what happens when adjustments alone are not enough. Your chiropractor can add physical therapy for strengthening work, or ask a pain physician to review imaging, without sending you elsewhere or making you repeat your history. Most people never need that step — but it is already in the building.

We see patients from Highlands Ranch, Westridge, Southridge, Littleton, Lone Tree, Centennial and Ken Caryl. Read more about our chiropractic care approach, browse every Denver-area chiropractic clinic, or learn about chiropractic care after a car accident.

Physical Therapy in Highlands Ranch, CO

Our Highlands Ranch clinic on Plaza Drive has licensed physical therapists on site. Colorado is a direct access state, which means you can begin physical therapy here without a physician referral — bring your insurance card and book.

Highlands Ranch patients come to our physical therapists for lower back pain, neck pain, sciatica, knee pain, shoulder pain, post-operative recovery, sports and work injuries, and loss of balance or mobility. Sessions are one-on-one, and your plan is built around what you need to get back to doing.

Because your physical therapist works in the same clinic as your chiropractor and your pain physician, your plan can change as you progress — imaging ordered, manual care added, an interventional option considered — without a referral out or a repeated history. The whole team reads one chart.

We serve Highlands Ranch and northwest Douglas County. Learn more about our physical therapy approach, read our comparison of chiropractic care versus physical therapy, or see physical therapy across the metro.

Acupuncture in Highlands Ranch, CO

Our Highlands Ranch clinic on Plaza Drive offers acupuncture alongside pain management, chiropractic care and physical therapy. No referral is needed, and most major plans, Medicare and Colorado Medicaid are accepted.

Highlands Ranch patients most often choose acupuncture for chronic pain that has not fully settled with other treatment, nerve pain and neuropathy, headaches and migraines, neck and back pain, and the muscle tension that builds up around a long-standing injury.

Acupuncture here is not a standalone service. It sits inside the same treatment plan as your physical therapy, chiropractic care and medical pain management, documented on the same chart — so your acupuncturist knows what your imaging showed and what your physical therapist is working on.

We serve Highlands Ranch and northwest Douglas County. Learn more about our acupuncture approach, read acupuncture versus dry needling, or see acupuncture across the metro.

Looking for a specific service in Highlands Ranch? See pain management in Highlands Ranch for how we diagnose and treat, or chiropractic care in Highlands Ranch for walk-in and same-day adjustment.