Our care
Care built for complex needs.
Four programs under one roof, coordinated by one team. Specialization gets you better. Holistic care keeps you well. Community is what makes both possible.
Clinical
Specialized Rehabilitation
Physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech-language pathology for people with complex neurological conditions and physical disabilities. Our clinicians hold advanced certifications in neurologic specialty care.
Board-certified neurologic clinical specialists
Evidence-based, condition-specific protocols
Extended visit times for complex needs — no ten-minute appointments
Sliding fee scale; Medicaid and Medicare accepted
Adaptive fitness
Adaptive Fitness Program
Inclusive fitness for people with disabilities and adaptive athletes at every level — whether you are training toward competition or simply want to move with more confidence.
Group and 1:1 training sessions
Adaptive equipment for every ability level
Para-athlete and recreational pathways
Coordinated with the clinical team for continuity of care
Membership
Gym access plus one complimentary 1:1 session a month. $0–$50 per month, on the same sliding tiers as your visits — free at the lowest tier. Extra 1:1 sessions are $20 each.
Find your membership tier
Wellness
Wellness & Mental Health
Neurological conditions and disabilities affect more than the body. Integrated wellness and counseling services address the full spectrum of health — including caregivers.
Outpatient therapy and counseling
Whole-person care model
Coordinated with your rehab and fitness team
Caregivers count too
No one recovers alone — and no one should have to carry someone else's recovery alone either.
Adjustment to disability, diagnosis-related challenges, caregiver mental health, and the long grind of a rehabilitation journey are all within scope here. If you are the spouse, parent, or adult child doing the caregiving, you can be seen too.
Vocational
The Monarch Café Program
A working café inside our building, staffed by people with disabilities in paid transitional employment — supported by volunteers and a professional café manager.
Partnerships in development with Colorado Division of Vocational Rehabilitation and the Poudre School District
The only program of its kind in northern Colorado
A community café open to the public
Five disciplines, one team
Everyone you need,
all in one place.
You do not have to assemble your own care team across four clinics and three waiting rooms. Our multidisciplinary team work together towards the same things: your goals and your quality of life.
Physical Therapy
Restoring functional mobility, strength, balance, coordination, and quality of life through evidence-based intervention and training.
Occupational Therapy
Rebuilding independence in daily living, from self-care routines to community reintegration and vocational readiness.
Speech-Language Pathology
Helping people regain the ability to communicate, swallow safely, and engage meaningfully with the world around them.
Mental Health
Outpatient therapy and counseling, addressing the emotional and psychological dimensions of disability and recovery.
Adaptive Fitness
Personalized training, wellness coaching, and preparation for recreational or competitive sport, at every ability level.
Who we serve
Conditions we treat.
- Stroke
- Traumatic Brain Injury
- Spinal Cord Injury
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Parkinson's Disease
- Dizziness & Vertigo
- Cerebral Palsy
- ALS
- Amputations
- Limb Asymmetries
- Ataxia
- Spina Bifida
- Brain Tumors
- Vestibular Disorders
- Developmental Disabilities
Don't see your condition?
Ask us anyway. This list is where we specialize, not a set of gates — and if we genuinely are not the right fit, we will tell you plainly and help you find who is.
A note while we're still building
These programs are our committed model, not a wish list.
We are pre-launch and not yet open for clinical services. Every program described here is designed, staffed on paper, and funded in our launch plan — but we are not scheduling patients yet.
If you have an urgent medical need, please contact your primary care provider or call 911.