There is no clinic in Fountain. The closest is Tenderfoot, at 1230 Tenderfoot Hill Road, and Academy, at 3204 N Academy Boulevard, serves the east side of the city.
From the Mesa Ridge Parkway exit, I-25 north gets you to Tenderfoot Hill Road in about ten minutes. Anyone coming up from the south end of the valley can take US-85 instead.
All four services are available at each clinic (Pain Management, Physical Therapy, Chiropractic and Acupuncture) on a single treatment plan.
People come from throughout Fountain, including Mesa Ridge, Countryside, Cross Creek and the Fountain Valley, and from Security-Widefield, Fort Carson and Widefield next door.
The reasons are common ones: low back pain with sciatica, neck pain and the headaches that come from it, a disc pressing a nerve, knee and hip problems, neuropathy, and injuries from a crash or at work.
A referral is not required. We check benefits before the first appointment, and there is usually an opening within the same week. Lumi offers real-time translation.
The first appointment finds the source of the problem and finishes with a plan and a realistic timeframe. Imaging is arranged if it changes what happens next, and left out if it does not.
If an image-guided injection or an interventional procedure is the right step, it takes place in office at our InterQuest clinic. The team in south Colorado Springs arranges it and manages your care before and after.
Our Colorado Springs pages on each complaint: sciatica treatment in Colorado Springs, herniated disc treatment in Colorado Springs, low back pain treatment in Colorado Springs, neck pain treatment in Colorado Springs, knee pain treatment in Colorado Springs and neuropathy treatment in Colorado Springs.
And on specific procedures: epidural steroid injection in Colorado Springs, radiofrequency ablation in Colorado Springs, spinal cord stimulator in Colorado Springs, kyphoplasty in Colorado Springs (at our surgery center in Denver) and nerve block in Colorado Springs.
All four services share one chart at the clinics below, so care moves between Chiropractic, Physical Therapy, Acupuncture and Pain Management without another referral.
The whole Denver area: downtown, then the suburbs outward in each direction.
Academy, InterQuest and Tenderfoot run from the north of the city through the center to the south.
Fort Collins (Harmony) and Greeley look after patients in Larimer and Weld counties.
Clinics in Arizona are spread across the Valley, from the west side through Phoenix to the east side.
Not in Fountain itself. Tenderfoot, on Tenderfoot Hill Road, is nearest, and Academy serves the east side of the city.
Take I-25 north from the Mesa Ridge Parkway exit; Tenderfoot Hill Road is about ten minutes along.
No. Any of the services can be booked directly, usually within the same week.
In office at InterQuest, which the south Colorado Springs team sets up.
Yes. Each clinic houses all four services in one building, working from a single plan.
A history and an examination come first, followed by a plan. Imaging is used only if it would change the plan.
Most major commercial plans work with us. Most Medicare Advantage plans in Colorado are in network, so call to confirm yours.
Med-pay, an attorney lien or your health plan can cover the billing, and it is arranged at the first visit.
There is no referral requirement for an evaluation, same-week appointments are usually available, and we check benefits before you arrive.
