Denver multidisciplinary practice combining physical therapy, chiropractic and spine care with injection treatments including platelet-rich plasma and stem cell therapy.
Denver Physical Medicine & Rehab is a private clinic in south Denver that brings several types of practitioner together in one place. The website says the team includes medical doctors, physical therapists, a nurse practitioner, a doctor of chiropractic and medical massage therapists, and that the practice has more than twenty years of experience treating spine and scoliosis patients.
Most of what the clinic does is hands-on and non-surgical: physical therapy and rehabilitation, post-operative therapy, chiropractic care, spinal decompression, posture correction, vestibular rehabilitation for balance problems, and treatment after road traffic injuries. Alongside this it offers a range of injections and infusions, including trigger point injections, steroid injections, hyaluronic acid knee injections, platelet-rich plasma and what it describes as stem cell therapy.
The clinic also offers hormone replacement, medically supervised weight loss, vitamin B12 injections and intravenous vitamin therapy. The website does not say where the cells used in its stem cell treatment come from, does not publish prices, and states that it does not accept Medicare or Medicaid, so cost is a question to raise at the first appointment.
The website advertises stem cell therapy but does not say what the cells are or where they come from. Ask for the product name and source before agreeing to treatment.
The site refers to clinicians by first-name-only titles and does not set out full credentials.
The clinic is at 1780 S Bellaire St, Suite 140, Denver, Colorado 80222, described as near the junction of Interstate 25 and South Colorado Boulevard. Opening hours are Tuesday to Friday, 10am to 6pm. Spanish is spoken. The website states that the practice does not accept Medicare or Medicaid. No international patient service is described.
No prices are published for any treatment. Because the clinic does not accept Medicare or Medicaid, patients on those programmes would be paying privately; ask for a written estimate before starting.
Profile compiled from information published on the clinic's own website and from the StemCell Registry directory record. Details may change; confirm directly with the clinic before making decisions.