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Our highly educated and experienced team work with each of our patients to set up an individualized therapy plan. We take the time to involve each patient in the decision-making process and help set realistic goals for you or your loved ones to return to the highest level of function possible. We listen carefully to your needs and concerns, perform a comprehensive examination, explain our findings to you and then develop a treatment plan specifically for YOU. Our goal is to provide a comfortable, relaxed and friendly environment for everyone.

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Colorado Institute of Sports Medicine (CISM) Physical Therapy Clinic Services — We offer a variety of services to help you return to doing what you love!

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Injury prevention, post operative therapy, return to sport testing, and recovery

Sports Medicine

Recent Blog Posts

Sep 28, 2023

What is IASTM? ( Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization)

Sep 28, 2023

Sep 26, 2023

Achilles SpeedBridge™ Repair – Speeding Up the Return-to-Sport

Sep 26, 2023

A novel procedure developed by Arthrex is being utilized for Achilles tendon repairs that has yielded positive results thus far in both repair strength and a quicker return-to-sport. The unique characteristics of this repair allows for full weight-bearing in the boot at around two weeks without wedges compared to eight weeks following a traditional Achilles repair.

Sep 26, 2023

Sep 18, 2023

Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) Injury: Prevalence in Sports Rehabilitation

Sep 18, 2023

There are anatomical and biomechanical factors that predispose females to a greater risk of ACL injury than males

Sep 18, 2023

Sep 13, 2023

UCL (Ulnar Collateral Ligament) Injuries in Throwers: There May Be an Alternative Option

Sep 13, 2023

Sep 6, 2023

Incidence of Acromioclavicular (AC) Joint Sprains in Hockey

Sep 6, 2023

The sport of hockey has a large presence in the United States with 547,429 registered

athletes according to USA Hockey. 2 With the increasing

number of participants in the sport it is important to

understand the most common forms of injury. Through direct

and indirect forces, AC-joint sprains account for about 7.3% of

injuries seen at the NCAA collegiate level. The most common

source of these injuries is direct forces seen in player-player

and player-boards impacts.

Sep 6, 2023

Apr 7, 2023

Healing Pain with Dry Needling with Fox21 Living Local

Apr 7, 2023

Learn more about Trigger Point Dry Needling

Apr 7, 2023

Jul 11, 2022

Running is Great, until it’s not

Jul 11, 2022

In a nutshell, running is one of the most popular recreational activities enjoyed by people around the world. It is unique in the fact that you are not limited to inside, outside, trail, mountain road, or grass. You can run anywhere. However, an estimated 50% of runners become injured annually with an overwhelming amount of those injuries being overuse injuries (1). So what does that mean? An overuse injury typically occurs when musculoskeletal structures such as muscles, ligaments, and/or bones are overloaded (2). Those structures become overloaded with repetitive microtrauma over a long period of time, (2) including running mile after mile, day after day, month after month training for race day, compounding into an injury.

Jul 11, 2022

Feb 7, 2022

Skiing: Keep Catching an Edge

Feb 7, 2022

Skiing has become a popular sport in the last several years. Unfortunately, injuries have become much more prevalent in professional and recreational skiers. The lower extremities are the most common areas of injury for skiers, but head and upper extremity injuries are also common. These injuries often require proper medical management including initial assessments and treatments performed by physical therapists and other rehabilitation professionals.

Feb 7, 2022

Jun 12, 2020

Blood Flow Restriction Maximizes Recovery from Injury and Surgery

Jun 12, 2020

Blood Flow restriction (BFR) training has been around since the early 1990’s but has gained popularity in the rehabilitation and athletic worlds more recently. This is largely due to further research on safety, mechanism, protocols and implementation of pneumatic tourniquet devices.

Jun 12, 2020

Apr 21, 2020

Hip Pain: The Technical Overview and The Basics of Femoroacetabular Impingement Effects on Double and Single Leg Squats

Apr 21, 2020

A journal review and further understanding of the literature on femoroacetabular impingement effects on double and single leg squats

Apr 21, 2020

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