Mountain View Pain Center offers Physical Therapy at our Colorado Springs clinics — Central on North Academy Blvd, North at InterQuest, and South on Tenderfoot Hill Rd. Colorado's direct-access law means you can start PT without a referral, and our therapists work alongside Pain Management physicians and chiropractors in the same building. Call (720) 749-5599.
Same-week appointments are usually available.
Learn more about our Physical Therapy approach.
Our Colorado Springs physical therapists see a wide range of conditions, and the plan is built around what the exam finds rather than a generic protocol:
A physical therapist's job after spine, shoulder, knee or hip surgery is to follow the surgeon's protocol precisely — moving too fast risks the repair, moving too slowly costs range of motion and strength that is harder to get back later. Our Colorado Springs therapists build the plan around your surgeon's timeline: protecting the repair early, then progressing loading, motion and strength in phases as you're cleared.
The same team also sees orthopedic pain that hasn't reached a surgical decision yet — a stiff shoulder, a knee that catches, a hip that won't loosen up. Physical Therapy and Chiropractic read the same chart in the same building, and Pain Management is under the same roof if the exam points to something rehab alone won't resolve. See shoulder pain and knee pain in Colorado Springs.
Hiking, running, cycling, skiing and gym training all show up in our Colorado Springs clinics as overuse and sports injuries, and the plan is built around what the movement exam finds rather than a generic protocol for the activity. Our therapists progress loading and return-to-activity work in stages, so you're not cleared to go back before the tissue can handle it.
It's the same team that treats sciatica and nerve pain using nerve glides, directional-preference exercise and graded loading, and the approach applies to a training injury the same way it applies to a disc-related one: find the driver, then load around it.
Arthritis and long-standing joint pain don't usually need less activity — they need the right activity. Strengthening the muscles around an arthritic joint can reduce pain and help protect the joint, and that's the basis of our arthritis programs here.
Work injuries and whiplash after a car accident get the same structured approach, with documentation built in from the first visit for your claim, and workers' compensation is accepted for Physical Therapy at every Colorado clinic. If a case turns out to need more than rehab, Pain Management is one door down, not a separate referral.
We proudly serve the Springs' military community and accept Tricare.
Recovering from a collision? See car accident Chiropractic care and personal injury care.
Call (720) 749-5599 to book at any of our Colorado Springs clinics.
No — Colorado allows direct access to Physical Therapy. Some insurance plans still require a referral for coverage, which we verify for you before your first visit.
We have our clinics: Central on N Academy Blvd, North at InterQuest, and South on Tenderfoot Hill Rd.
Yes — we accept Tricare, along with most major plans, Medicare, Colorado Medicaid, workers' compensation, and auto/lien cases.
Often, yes. Guided exercise and rehab meaningfully reduce pain for many spine problems, and our therapists coordinate with in-house pain physicians if your condition needs more than rehab alone.
Same-week appointments are typically available at our Colorado Springs clinics.
No. We treat every kind of injury and condition, from a desk-job neck ache to a training injury. Being active in the Springs' outdoor and military community, we also see a lot of hiking, running, cycling and skiing injuries, but that's not a requirement to book.
A full history and movement exam, before any treatment decision is made. Your therapist writes a plan at that visit and adjusts it as you improve, working alongside Pain Management and Chiropractic in the same building if your condition needs more than rehab alone.
Yes — workers' compensation is accepted for Physical Therapy at every Colorado clinic, with return-to-work planning built into your rehab.
Through your auto insurance or med-pay, through health insurance, or on a lien with payment held until your claim settles.
Yes — we're in network with most Medicare Advantage plans; call to confirm yours.
Yes — our post-surgical rehab programs for spine, shoulder, knee and hip follow your surgeon's protocol, coordinating with Pain Management in the same building if you need more than rehab alone.
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Physical Therapy patients in Colorado Springs are seen by named, credentialed clinicians, and you can read about each of them before you book. By clinic: Tenderfoot Hill in south Colorado Springs and Academy Boulevard in central Colorado Springs — Jay Aranez, DPT.
Every clinician listed here has a page setting out their training, what they work with most and where they see patients. The rest of the team is on the Colorado Physical Therapy providers page.
Physical Therapy at Mountain View Pain Center clinics across Colorado and Arizona — see Physical Therapy or the full clinic map.
