Loveland itself has no Mountain View Pain Center clinic. The city is served from opposite directions. Harmony, at 3491 E Harmony Road in Fort Collins, lies straight north, and Greeley, at 1900 16th Street, lies east along US-34.
The better choice is usually the direction you already drive. West Loveland patients tend to head north to Harmony, while those toward Centerra and I-25 often find Greeley easier.
Each clinic provides the whole range, with Pain Management, Physical Therapy, Chiropractic and Acupuncture in one building on a single treatment plan, so the drive is the only thing to weigh and what you can be treated for stays the same.
For Harmony, take US-287 up through the middle of town, or I-25 from the Crossroads Boulevard interchange if you start on the east side. For Greeley, stay on US-34 the entire way, passing Boyd Lake and going out through Johnstown.
We see patients from all over Loveland, including downtown and Old Town, Mariana Butte, Seven Lakes, The Ridge and Centerra, as well as from Berthoud, Johnstown, Campion and Masonville.
Any of our services can be booked without a referral. We check benefits before the first visit, an appointment is usually available within the same week, and Lumi provides real-time translation.
Patients in northern Colorado typically wait a while before booking. The complaints include low back pain and sciatica, neck pain with accompanying headaches, a disc pressing on a nerve, a knee or hip that no longer tolerates the load it once did, neuropathy, and injuries from collisions or work.
Your first appointment is an examination: what moves, what does not, what brings the pain on and where it most likely comes from. Imaging is ordered when it would affect the plan and left out when it would not.
When an image-guided injection or interventional procedure is called for, it is carried out in the office at our Northglenn clinic. The Fort Collins or Greeley team books it and looks after your care before and after. A procedure at another location does not restart your treatment, because the chart is a single one throughout.
Every clinic on this list keeps Chiropractic, Physical Therapy, Acupuncture and Pain Management on one chart, and a move between services does not call for a new referral.
The Denver area, from downtown outward.
Colorado Springs is served from Academy, InterQuest and Tenderfoot, across the north, middle and south.
Harmony in Fort Collins and Greeley between them serve Larimer and Weld counties.
In Arizona, clinics stretch from the West Valley across Phoenix to the East Valley.
No. Harmony, at 3491 E Harmony Road in Fort Collins, and Greeley, at 1900 16th Street, are the clinics serving Loveland.
Go with the direction you normally drive. US-287 or I-25 heading north gets you to Harmony, and US-34 heading east gets you to Greeley. The services are the same at both.
No. Pain Management, Physical Therapy, Chiropractic and Acupuncture can all be booked directly, and appointments are usually available within the same week.
At our Northglenn clinic, in office. The Fort Collins or Greeley team arranges the visit and manages the surrounding care.
Yes, at each clinic. Pain Management, Physical Therapy, Chiropractic and Acupuncture are together there and follow one treatment plan.
An examination and a history come first, with no treatment on arrival. Imaging is ordered only if it would change what happens next.
Most major commercial plans are taken, and most Medicare Advantage plans are in network in Colorado, so call to confirm yours. Your benefits are checked before the first appointment.
Charges can go to the med-pay portion of the auto policy, an attorney lien or your health plan, and we sort that out at the first visit.
Loveland patients can be evaluated without a referral, appointments are usually available within the same week, and we check benefits before the first visit.
