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Serving north Colorado Springs, Briargate, Northgate, Gleneagle, Flying Horse, Monument, Black Forest
10807 New Allegiance Dr
Suite 160, Colorado Springs
Hours vary by day
Get directionsYour pain relief shouldn't be a one-size-fits-all. We offer a variety of treatments personalized to meet your needs. In Colorado Springs, our PAs give shoulder, knee and other joint injections, along with Dysport (botulinum toxin) injections for cervical dystonia.
Spanish-language communication is available at every clinic through real-time translation.
The InterQuest clinic sits at the north end of the city, closest to Northgate, Monument and the Air Force Academy. These are the problems people most often bring through the door, and what happens when they do. See everything we evaluate
Our North Colorado Springs clinic on New Allegiance Drive has licensed chiropractors on site Monday through Friday alongside pain physicians, physical therapists and acupuncturists. You can book Chiropractic care directly — no referral is required.
Patients here most often see our chiropractors for lower back pain, neck pain, sciatica and nerve pain, headaches and migraines, joint dysfunction, and whiplash after a car accident. Every plan starts with an exam, and the adjusting technique is matched to what it shows — traditional hands-on, low-force, or instrument-assisted, depending on what suits you.
What sets this clinic apart is the depth behind the adjustment. When back pain needs more than Chiropractic alone, your chiropractor can bring in a physical therapist for strengthening work or hand off to a pain physician for imaging — no new referral, no repeating your history. Most patients never need that step; the option is simply there when they do.
Before anything is adjusted you are examined — range of motion, orthopedic testing, and neurological screening when symptoms travel into a limb. The examination sorts your problem into one of several categories that look identical to the patient and are treated completely differently: a restricted joint, a disc under load, a nerve root with genuine neurological compromise, or something that belongs to a different specialty altogether.
Where imaging should come first, we order it rather than adjusting and hoping. Techniques are Diversified manual adjustment, Activator instrument-assisted adjustment where a manual thrust is unwanted or unwise, and drop-table (Thompson) technique, with soft-tissue and myofascial work and home exercise between visits. Spinal decompression and dry needling are available as modalities alongside adjusting.
See Chiropractic Care for more.
We care for patients across North Colorado Springs, Briargate, Northgate, Gleneagle, Flying Horse, Monument and Black Forest. Learn more about our Chiropractic care approach, see all Colorado Springs Chiropractic clinics, or read about Chiropractic care after a car accident.
Medicare Part B covers one Chiropractic service: manual manipulation of the spine to correct a subluxation, when it is medically necessary.
Dry needling is available at every Mountain View Pain Center clinic in Colorado and Arizona. It is used as a modality alongside Chiropractic and Physical Therapy rather than as a treatment booked on its own.
Spinal decompression is available at every Mountain View Pain Center clinic in Colorado and Arizona. Every clinic has a decompression table, so you are not sent elsewhere for it.
See Dry Needling and Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression for more.
Our Colorado Springs clinic on New Allegiance 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.
Colorado Springs 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 north Colorado Springs, Briargate, Northgate and Monument. Learn more about our Physical Therapy approach, read our comparison of Chiropractic care versus Physical Therapy, or see Physical Therapy across the metro.
Our Colorado Springs clinic on New Allegiance Drive offers Acupuncture alongside Pain Management, Chiropractic care and Physical Therapy. No referral is needed, and most major plans are accepted.
Cupping is performed here as well; see cupping therapy.
Colorado Springs 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 is not a treatment for everything, and it is not usually the first thing tried. It earns its place where pain has become persistent, where medication is being avoided or has stopped helping, or where a nerve is involved.
Pain that has outlasted the tissue healing behind it behaves differently, and the aim shifts from fixing a structure to changing how the system responds. That is where Acupuncture sits most comfortably alongside Pain Management, and where it is worth trying a course rather than a single session before judging it.
You can book Acupuncture here on its own. If you also see us for Physical Therapy, Chiropractic care or medical Pain Management, it is documented on the same chart — so your acupuncturist knows what your imaging showed and what your physical therapist is working on.
Learn more about our Acupuncture approach, read Acupuncture versus dry needling, or see Acupuncture across the metro.
InterQuest is one of the Mountain View Pain Center clinics in Colorado Springs, alongside N Academy Blvd and Tenderfoot Hill. For how we diagnose and treat a specific problem across all three — back pain, neck pain, sciatica, hip and knee pain in Colorado Springs — including which conditions call for an injection and which do not.
Back pain is the reason for more visits here than every other complaint combined. The first job is deciding what kind it is. Pain that stays in the back and eases with movement usually points to a joint or muscle problem that responds to manual treatment and a rehabilitation program. Pain that travels down the leg past the knee, or brings numbness, tingling or weakness with it, points to a nerve root and is treated differently — often with imaging first, and sometimes with an injection to settle the inflammation while the rehabilitation work does the rest.
Hip and knee pain is the second most common reason people come to this clinic, and it is one of the clearer arguments for a practice that has physicians and physical therapists in the same building. An image-guided injection can quiet a joint down; it does not fix the mechanics that irritated it. The Physical Therapy that follows is what stops it coming back, and it is booked in the same visit rather than referred out.
Neck pain that spreads into the shoulder blade, and headaches that begin at the base of the skull, usually come from the upper cervical joints rather than from anything in the head. They respond to manual treatment, but only durably if the desk setup, sleeping position or driving posture that produced them changes too. We spend time on that part.
When the source of the pain is genuinely unclear, a diagnostic nerve block answers the question directly: numb one specific nerve, and see whether the pain goes with it. It is both a test and a treatment, and it is the fastest route out of the cycle of trying things and waiting to see.
People usually reach the InterQuest clinic after a few weeks of hoping something would settle on its own. The useful thing we do first is work out what the problem actually is — a joint, a disc, a nerve, a tendon — because each of those is treated differently and guessing costs months. Pain Management physicians, chiropractors, physical therapists and acupuncturists all work from the same chart here, so the answer decides the plan rather than the other way round. 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 and a better quality of life. Visit our office near InterQuest Parkway in North Colorado Springs and take the next step toward a pain-free life!
Cervical injections and medial branch blocks are performed at InterQuest when imaging and examination point to a specific pain generator.
If leg pain persists or weakness is progressing, an epidural steroid injection or a selective nerve root block can be performed at our north Colorado Springs clinic on InterQuest, guided by imaging.
We also offer trigger point injections for myofascial pain that has not released with manual therapy.
Hip pain is frequently referred pain. A lumbar disc, the sacroiliac joint or a gluteal tendon can each present as pain felt in the hip, so we examine the back and the hip together before treating either. What we see most is hip osteoarthritis, greater trochanteric bursitis, gluteal tendinopathy, and pain referred from the lumbar spine.
We assess the hip and ankle alongside the knee, because a stiff ankle or a weak hip changes what the knee absorbs with every step. We treat knee osteoarthritis, patellofemoral pain, meniscus irritation, post-operative knee recovery, and arthritis in the shoulder, hand and other joints.
Colorado Springs patients also come in for knee, hip and shoulder osteoarthritis.
Needles are fine — much finer than the ones used to take blood. Most people describe the sensation as a dull ache or heaviness at the point rather than a sharp pain.
The clinic is at 10807 New Allegiance Dr, Suite 160, Colorado Springs. It is one of the Mountain View Pain Center clinics in the city, with Academy Boulevard in the center and Tenderfoot Hill to the south.
At Mountain View Pain Center in North Colorado Springs, we know how frustrating chronic pain can be—but you don't have to live with it. Our comprehensive approach allows our experts to thoroughly evaluate your pain and provide multiple treatment options — from Physical Therapy and Chiropractic care to minimally invasive interventional pain procedures such as injections and spinal cord stimulation — ensuring you receive accurate, trustworthy care. Conveniently located near InterQuest Parkway, our Colorado Springs clinic is easy to access. With many locations near you, we're here to help you find real, lasting relief. Hurt in a collision? We offer car accident injury treatment in Colorado Springs.
Medicare in Colorado: see pain management that accepts Medicare.
Altitude sport. Colorado Springs runs, rides, climbs and hikes at six thousand feet and above, and the injuries are overuse rather than trauma — sacroiliac and hip complaints in runners, position-related neck and low back pain in cyclists, shoulders and elbows in climbers on the Front Range crags.
Load-bearing work and training. Rucking, lifting, and the accumulated spinal load of physically demanding service. This produces low back problems that have usually been present for years before anyone examines them.
Neck pain and cervicogenic headache, including the headaches treated as migraine for years without the upper cervical spine ever being checked. And car accident injuries, documented for the claim as well as treated.
Colorado Springs is a military town and this clinic group treats accordingly. Tricare is accepted at our Colorado Springs locations, and so are workers’ compensation and auto and lien cases.
A practical note for anyone active-duty or recently separated: bring what documentation you have of prior injuries, including anything from a deployment or a PT test that went badly. Back and knee problems managed with rest and ibuprofen for years are extremely common in this population, and they are almost always more diagnosable than people expect after that long.
Where to be seen
InterQuest (north) sits off InterQuest Parkway and is closest for Monument, Gleneagle, Briargate and the north I-25 corridor, including the Academy.
Academy (central) is easy to reach from most of the city and convenient for Peterson Space Force Base. Tenderfoot (south) sits off South Nevada and is nearest to Fort Carson, Broadmoor and the south end.
All three share a chart system, so if the closest is booked and another has an opening today, switching costs you nothing.
Our Colorado Springs Pain Management specialists treat lower back pain, neck pain and headaches, sciatica and radiating leg pain, herniated and degenerative discs, spinal stenosis, arthritis and joint pain, peripheral neuropathy, shoulder and knee pain, and pain that lingers after an injury or surgery.
Back pain is the most common reason people come to our Colorado Springs clinics, and the first visit is a diagnostic one — history, physical examination, and imaging only where the findings call for it. Disc, facet joint, sacroiliac and muscular pain all hurt in similar places and respond to entirely different care.
Crash injuries follow a different path through the clinic. Care is generally billed to auto medical-payments coverage, or on a lien where an attorney is involved.
The documentation is written as the treatment happens rather than assembled afterwards, which is what makes it usable when a claim is settled months later.
Therapeutic exercise — progressive, targeted strengthening for the muscles that support the painful area. Orthopedic and post-surgical rehabilitation after spine, shoulder, knee or hip surgery, coordinated with your surgeon’s protocol.
Sciatica and nerve-pain rehabilitation, using nerve glides, directional-preference exercise and graded loading. Auto accident and whiplash rehabilitation — early active rehab with thorough documentation for injury claims.
Work injury rehabilitation, with workers’ compensation treatment and return-to-work planning. And arthritis and joint programs, because strengthening around an arthritic joint reliably reduces pain.
Colorado allows direct access to Physical Therapy, so you can book without a referral. Some insurance plans still require one for coverage rather than for access, which we verify for you before your first visit.
Our Colorado Springs clinics run Physical Therapy alongside Pain Management, Chiropractic and Acupuncture, so if the plan needs to change it changes in the same building.
Why it hurts on day three
The most common question we hear in Colorado Springs is some version of “the crash was three days ago and now my neck hurts — is that normal?” It is. Adrenaline and muscle guarding mask injury for the first days. What surfaces afterward is the actual soft-tissue damage.
Delayed symptoms after a collision typically include neck stiffness and pain, headaches beginning at the base of the skull, upper back and shoulder pain, low back pain that worsens with sitting, reduced range of motion, and tingling or numbness into the arms or legs.
None of that means you waited too long — but it does mean the clock matters now. Early evaluation both shortens recovery and creates the record your claim depends on.
| Mon–Thu | 8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. |
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| Fri | 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. |
| Sat–Sun | Closed |
Phone(720) 749-5599
ParkingParking is available on-site near the clinic.
Chiropractor
Focus areas: spinal alignment, neck & low back pain, posture and mobility.
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Pain Management Physician Assistant
Focus areas: chronic Pain Management, injection coordination, patient education.
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Pain Management Nurse Practitioner
Focus areas: spinal Pain Management, diagnostic assessments, integrated care.
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Acupuncturist
Focus areas: Acupuncture for pain relief, headaches and migraines, neck & back pain, stress-related tension, and overall wellness support.
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“The staff are professional, courteous & compassionate. The waiting room & exam rooms are very clean & the wait times are not very long.”
“Great staff always accommodating to my flexible schedule. Very polite and really seem to care.”
“They have to be the best! Was at urgent care 3 times in 3 weeks and then to ED, this was the only place that helped me. I am ever so grateful to these people!!”
“Everyone that I've encountered has been absolutely wonderful. I feel like it's family when I come here. Everyone is very kind and caring yet, professional. Highly recommend!”
“I have had a wonderful experience here recovering from an injury from a car wreck. The nurse practitioners actually listened to me and got me the appropriate tests and care I needed to heal. Every staff member I have encountered is amazing. They are so kind and helpful. I highly recommend.”
“I get most of my stuff, injections, PT, Pain Management etc all in one place so they can follow all of my pain information. It's great!”
“I absolutely love the staff. And how convenient it is that all the things are in one office. I fully recommend coming here quite often to those I know.”
Everyone deserves access to expert care, and we make that easier by accepting a variety of insurance plans. Browse the list below or contact us to learn more about your coverage options.
Parking is available on-site near our North Colorado Springs clinic. If it's your first visit, we recommend arriving a few minutes early so you have time to park, locate the suite, and complete check-in. If you have any trouble finding the entrance or suite, call our front desk and we'll guide you in.
Yes — we help patients with both sudden flare-ups (like a new episode of back or neck pain) and ongoing chronic pain that has been affecting daily life for weeks, months, or longer. Your first visit focuses on understanding your symptoms, medical history, and movement limitations so we can recommend the most appropriate next step—whether that's Chiropractic care, Physical Therapy, or a Pain Management evaluation—based on your condition and goals.
Yes — many patients come to our North Colorado Springs location for hip and knee pain related to an active lifestyle, including running, hiking, gym training, and seasonal sports. We focus on identifying what's contributing to symptoms (mobility, strength, stability, and movement mechanics) and building a plan to improve function and reduce flare-ups. Care may include Physical Therapy and/or Chiropractic depending on what's most appropriate after your evaluation.
Yes. Our North Colorado Springs clinic on New Allegiance Drive offers Acupuncture alongside Pain Management, Chiropractic care and Physical Therapy. No referral is needed, and most major plans are accepted.
Injections and interventional procedures are performed on site at this clinic — InterQuest is one of the group's procedure clinics, with a Pain Management physician on site.
Yes. The focus is non-surgical, opioid-sparing care, escalating only when it is needed.
No. Many patients only ever see one. The advantage of the integrated model is that if you do need another discipline, it is already in the building and already reading the same chart.
Usually, after an examination — unless imaging is indicated first.
Yes. Instrument-assisted and drop-table techniques are available.
Yes. If a surgeon has recommended an operation, our pain physicians will review your history and the imaging you already have, and go through the non-surgical options first — injections, physical therapy, chiropractic care and spinal decompression among them. Bring any relevant imaging to the first visit. No referral is needed to be seen.
Mechanical back and neck pain — the kind driven by joints, discs, muscles and nerves under load — is treated by Chiropractic and Physical Therapy. Pain that has outlasted those, or that travels into an arm or a leg, is the ground a physiatrist or an interventional pain physician works on; our page on what a physiatrist is sets out the difference. What decides it is not the label on the door but whether someone examines you and identifies the structure producing the pain before treatment starts.
Each complaint has a Colorado Springs page of its own — sciatica care across Colorado Springs, disc treatment in Colorado Springs, low back pain in Colorado Springs, Colorado Springs neck pain treatment, knee pain across Colorado Springs, nerve pain in the feet in Colorado Springs.
So does each procedure done in this building: epidural injections across Colorado Springs, radiofrequency ablation, Colorado Springs, spinal cord stimulation in Colorado Springs, nerve blocks across Colorado Springs.
After a collision, start with a car accident chiropractor in Colorado Springs. There is a separate page on acupuncture across Colorado Springs, and the north end of the county is covered at Monument.
The building is easier to find than the pain is to ignore.
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Serving north Colorado Springs, Briargate, Northgate, Gleneagle, Flying Horse, Monument, Black Forest.
