Five clinics along the Front Range.

The original clinic, four blocks off the Pearl Street Mall and ten minutes from the Chautauqua trailheads — which is more or less the entire injury profile in one sentence.

• Longest-running clinic in the group — Dana still treats here two and a half days a week
• The only clinic with a hangboard and a systems board, for climbing rehab
• Same-week evaluations held back daily, including for direct-access walk-ins

Our post-surgical clinic. Sited deliberately within fifteen minutes of the orthopaedic groups on 17th and in Cherry Creek, because week-one rehab should not require a highway.

• Heaviest post-surgical caseload in the group, with two dedicated early-phase bays
• Extended Monday and Wednesday evenings for patients coming straight from work
• Bilingual English/Spanish clinical care with Benjamín Arriaga

The paediatric and adolescent hub for northern Colorado, two blocks off Old Town Square and inside the catchment of roughly every high-school and club programme between Loveland and the Wyoming line.

• Largest paediatric and adolescent caseload in the group
• Saturday mornings run long in season, for club athletes who cannot miss school
• Direct relationships with eleven high-school and club programmes in Larimer County

Built for people who work with their hands. Longmont sits among the trades, manufacturing, and agricultural employers of the northern corridor, and the caseload reflects it.

• Group's workers' compensation and functional capacity testing centre
• Doors open at 6:30am so a shift is not lost to an appointment
• We handle employer and adjuster communication directly, in writing

The trail clinic. Two hundred metres from Clear Creek and at the bottom of the road to Apex, Chimney Gulch, and every other reason people in this town end up needing us.

• Running and gait analysis is the clinic's centre of gravity
• Mountain-bike injury caseload — wrists, shoulders, and collarbones
• Smallest clinic in the group: two therapists, no waiting-room crowd