Dynamic Mobility & Balance Center

07/30/2026

We use dry needling for tension headaches, neck and shoulder tightness, low back pain, lower leg muscle activation, and the stubborn knots that just won’t release with massage alone. It’s not a standalone fix, but we always pair it with movement and corrective exercise. It’s an incredibly effective way to break through pain and mobility limitations that have been resistant to other treatments.

And right now we are running a LUNCH HAPPY HOUR SPECIAL! Get $5 off any dry needling treatment during lunch hours (11:30 - 1:30). This is for a limited time only, so CALL NOW to get on the schedule!!

07/27/2026

⚡ Not all electrical stimulation is created equal.

Most people have tried traditional electrical stimulation at some point. It tingles, makes your muscles contract, and then... you're done.

The Neubie®️ works differently.

Instead of using alternating current (AC) like traditional e-stim, it uses direct current (DC) while you move through specific exercises and facilitates neuro-muscular reeducation.

In simple terms:
• Traditional e-stim = your muscles do the work for you.
• Direct current with the Neubie = you move while your nervous system gets real-time feedback.

The goal isn't just temporary relief, it's to help your brain and body communicate more efficiently so you can move with greater confidence and less discomfort.

Whether you're recovering from an injury, dealing with chronic pain, or looking to improve performance, the type of stimulation matters.

Curious if Neubie®️ could help you?
Send us a message or ask about it at your next visit!

EMS Neubie

07/13/2026

If a stroke, MS, or brain injury has left you struggling to lift your foot when you walk, you’re not stuck with a clunky brace as your only option. The Bioness L300 Go is a small cuff worn around the leg that uses functional electrical stimulation (FES) to fire the nerves that lift your foot at exactly the right moment in your gait. Smoother step. Safer walk. More confidence.

Call to set up an appointment to try the Bioness L300 Go!

04/09/2026

What if you could see and improve how you walk—at the same time?

Better walking starts with better data and the right tools.

Join our upcoming workshop featuring:
Bioness Medical Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) + 3D Gait Analysis

→ See your movement in real time
→ Experience targeted intervention
→ Leave with a clear next step

Ideal for those dealing with:
• Balance issues
• Neurologic conditions
• Gait impairments

Only 30 spots available!
Call us to reserve your spot TODAY!

04/03/2026

We are hiring! Our team is looking for a part-time Patient Care Coordinator to work two 9-10 hour days.

If you, or someone you know, are interested please message us or email [email protected].

JOIN OUR TEAM!

03/04/2026

It's National Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month! We are highlighting technology that can help with improved mobility in people with MS. Pons Therapy is one avenue. Our clinicians are trained in treatments with PoNS.

See below or contact us for more information!

Make 2026 Your Year with PoNS Therapy!

PoNS Therapy is a 14-week program designed to address gait-related challenges associated with multiple sclerosis. Used in combination with physical rehabilitative exercise, the PoNS device aims to support neuroplasticity to improve walking.

In our latest blog, explore:
• Recent reimbursement wins
• Inspiring patient success stories
• How PoNS Therapy is helping people Get Back In Step With Life

Read more: https://hubs.ly/Q043cnpZ0

01/29/2026

New Community Class: Chair Yoga

This guided class focuses on gentle, effective movement to support mobility, balance, circulation, and confidence in daily activities.
Designed for individuals managing pain, neurological conditions, or post-surgical recovery.

Enrollment is now open! Sign up at the front desk or call us at 720-647-3456 to reserve your seat!!

01/14/2026

A concussion isn’t just a headache.

And recovery isn’t just rest.

Concussion-trained physical therapy helps retrain the neurological and vestibular systems, restore balance and vision, and support a safe return to daily life, work, and sport.

If things don’t feel “back to normal,” it may be worth taking a closer look.

Give us a call!

01/05/2026

Living with Parkinson’s disease presents daily challenges, but targeted physical therapy can make a meaningful difference.

Specialized Parkinson’s focused physical therapy helps address:
- gait and balance difficulties
- slowness of movement and rigidity
- postural changes and fall risk
- confidence with everyday activities

Through evidence-based exercise, movement retraining, and individualized care, physical therapy can improve mobility, safety, and overall quality of life at every stage of Parkinson’s disease.

If you or a loved one is navigating Parkinson’s disease, give us a call. We can help.