Physical Therapists near Aurora

“I suffered a significant ankle injury from skiing. After surgery I attended weekly physical therapy sessions here. Christine and her staff were wonderful. I could not be happier with the care I received and the outcome. I highly recommend Fysical in Aurora for any physical therapy needs“

“I was recently referred to Heritage Health by my doctor. So far, I have seen Mike six times and I am already feeling better. He is kind, professional, and concerned about how I am doing.

The office is clean and comfortable. The staff is always prompt and helpful. Top notch.“

“I did 10 visits after arthroscopic surgery on my knee. I would highly recommend Dr. Tim Nguyen and the practice, especially for anyone living in East Denver/Lowry. Assistants are also very efficient in scheduling, billing and followup.“

“Dr. Kelley at Revelle was so great to work with during my pregnancy and postpartum. She is incredibly knowledgeable and kind, and I learned a lot from her. I'd never had pelvic floor therapy before coming to Revelle, and I wasn't sure if it would be awkward or uncomfortable but it wasn't at all. Working with Dr. Kelley helped me feel more prepared to give birth for the first time by teaching me different labor positions, breathing techniques, and how to prevent tearing; and I truly believe that all those things positively impacted my birth experience and postpartum recovery.“

“My massage therapist suggested that I see Skylar for my hip & knee pain (from old injury). After just 4 visits, my hip /knee pain from scoliosis (and an old injury) subsided. Skylar is thorough and prescribed exercises (with helpful videos) for me to do at home. She is knowledgable about scoliosis and knows exactly what to say so that I can access muscles that need to wake up from my scoliosis. I’m so happy I’ve find Skylar. Although I am not in pain anymore, she’ll be a good resource for me and my family.“

“I had a total shoulder replacement in Nov '22. While working with another therapy clinic, I was feeling discouraged by the lack of progress in regaining my range of motion. At my 3 month follow-up appointment with the surgeon, he was concerned enough with my lack of progress that he recommended a manual manipulation of my shoulder while under anesthesia in order to break up scar tissue. The procedure comes with fairly significant risk and isn't necessarily a fix all. It was during this appt while examining my elbow/wrist that something occurred that caused significant nerve pain. The nerve pain was the worst pain I've ever felt! Comparatively, the shoulder replacement was a walk in the park! My husband and I had previously experienced positive results with dry needling. Going to Ascent for the dry needling and PT on my shoulder has literally given me back my life! After waking up with a cold the morning of the scheduled procedure, we decided with Jeff and Will's guidance to see what we could do with PT and forego the manipulation. Fast forward... after feeling like I wouldn't be able to do the activities I love again without pain, I am back to an active lifestyle hiking and biking while essentially pain-free!!! I worked with Jeff and Will primarily, but also had a session with Tess. All of them are extraordinary, and I don't believe that Jeff (the owner) would hire anyone that isn't top-notch. Lauren and Arby at the front desk were also extremely helpful and kind to work with. We're of the age and lifestyle that we'll likely need PT at some point moving forward and feel so very fortunate to have Ascent Therapy in our neighborhood!!!“

“I'm late in writing this. When I showed my massage therapist my scolosis, she told me there were scolosis doctors. I had never head of this before, but it made sense as there's a specialist for everything else. She gave me some names and I chose this facility as they seemed to be the most comprensive. They explained what the treatment would involve and cost. At my free consultation, the doctor wanted to know the extent of my scolosis. All I knew was my lumbar which I'd known about since my early 20s. At the exam, he took a whole spine x-ray and then explained the different things going on. He suggested I might have osteopenia and osteoporosis. While this has been noted on x-ray and MRI reports, no other doctor addressed it. He recommended a bone scan which revealed I had both conditions. Treatments are intense with LOTS of stretching. The goal for me, is to reduce the curvature, rather than a full straightening, due to my age. Everyone is very helpful and kind. I would definitely recommend them.“