At Back to Motion,
We provide top quality Denver Physical Therapy to address all your aches and pains.
Our goal is to get you
Back to your life.
We’ve Moved!
Come check out our new location, only blocks away!
600 Grant St Ste 208
Denver, CO 80203
COVID-19 UPDATE:
As of now, Back To Motion is still open and operating with recommended precautions. We are diligently keeping our clinics wiped down, we only have 5 people working at most and only treat 1 person per client, to stay at or below the 10 person threshold.
“I have been to numerous different PT around Denver and found Back to Motion to be hands down the best.”
They were able to quickly identify my issue and give me exercises to help me alleviate pain in my knee and restore my health. I am forever grateful to what they have helped me accomplish!
“This is, by far, the best PT place in Denver!”
Patty really listens to you and finds the root of the problem/pain, treats it effectively with dry needling, movement, massage… and then sends you on your way. No unnecessary appointments! Highly, highly recommend Back to Motion for your PT needs!
Have you Been Struggling with Pain?
Unable to carry out your normal activities?
If you have been putting off getting help because of money or lack of time, we may have your answer.
Outpatient Physical Therapy has been demonstrated to be more cost-effective, with better outcomes than other options.
At Back to Motion, Denver Physical Therapy Center, you’re in good hands.
You’ll receive professional, specialized care by experts in our field.
We’re Here for You When You Need Us.
We offer early morning and evening appointments to accommodate busy schedules. We accept all insurances, so you can utilize physical therapy benefits. There’s no reason not to give it a shot.
Give us a call for a free assessment of your pain.
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