Altitude Physical Therapy

3 recommendations and reviews from 3 people

• Referral from December 2, 2016
  

  sincladk asked:

  Physical therapist recommendation I reaggravated a lower back injury while exercising and would like to find a good sports-based physical therapist to help me improve. I did some searching and found [this post](https://www.reddit.com/r/boulder/comments/3d2om1/recommendations_for_sports_medicine_physical/) from a year ago, but I wasn't sure if the recommendation still stands/ (Also, is BCSM now [CU Sports Medicine and Performance Center](http://cusportsmedcenter.com/)?)

  

  Anonymous replied:

  [Altitude Physical Therapy](https://www.altitudephysicaltherapy.com/) was great for me. I saw Lisa Adams for six months and she helped my doctors diagnose a problem they couldn’t.

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• Referral from October 27, 2014
  

  Nika G. asked:

  Hi everyone! I go to school in southern California and am currently trying to find an outpatient ortho clinical site for my 12 week rotation starting May 2015. I've requested sites in the Denver/Arvada area, but haven't had any luck so far. Anyone know of sites in that area that have taken out of state students or that don't have an affiliation with Regis/Colorado? Any help would be much appreciated, thanks!

  

  Megan B. replied:

  I work at Altitude Physical Therapy in Longmont, you could check with our Wheat Ridge or Englewood clinics to see if anyone is willing to take students. I know they have taken students in the past, it just depends if they are currently wanting to. Good luck! www.altitudephysicaltherapy.com

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• Referral from March 1, 2014
  

  Cody F. asked:

  Hi... anybody have a great recommendation for an AWESOME physical therapist that specializes in Lisfranc recoveries and manual therapy?! Ohhh... AND near broomfield?

  

  Stef B. replied:

  http://www.altitudephysicaltherapy.com/ There is one in Wheat Ridge and Lafayette (where I go). I think my PT's the bee's knees. She has gone into surgeries to understand what her patients have gone through

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