
Physical therapy
in Boulder
One-on-one visits with the same physical therapist for back, neck, knee, and sports injuries, ending with a home program you keep.
Our approach
Every visit is one-on-one, with no second patient on the next table, and your plan stays with the same physical therapist from the first visit to the last.

60
minutes for your first visit, with treatment the same day
1
physical therapist, from your first visit to your last
6 to 10
visits for most plans, over 4 to 8 weeks
Our approach
Every visit is one-on-one, with no second patient on the next table, and your plan stays with the same physical therapist from the first visit to the last.

60
minutes for your first visit, with treatment the same day
1
physical therapist, from your first visit to your last
6 to 10
visits for most plans, over 4 to 8 weeks
Our approach
Every visit is one-on-one, with no second patient on the next table, and your plan stays with the same physical therapist from the first visit to the last.

60
minutes for your first visit, with treatment the same day
1
physical therapist, from your first visit to your last
6 to 10
visits for most plans, over 4 to 8 weeks
What we treat
Treatment by body area
Start from where it hurts. Each condition has what to expect, how we treat it, and how many visits it usually takes.
All
Back and spine
Neck
Shoulder
Knee
Foot and ankle
Hip and leg
All
Back and spine
Neck
Shoulder
Knee
Foot and ankle
Hip and leg
Services
Ways we treat
From a sprained ankle to the months after surgery, each plan is built and treated by one physical therapist.
Your first visit
Your first visit, step by step
Most people need 6 to 10 visits over 4 to 8 weeks. We give you our estimate at the end of the first visit and check it with you every few weeks.
1
- 1
Book
Online or by phone. We check your insurance and tell you what you will owe before the visit.
- 2
Fill in two forms
Your health history and consent forms, online, about ten minutes.
- 3
First visit, 60 minutes
We talk through your history, test how you move, and start treatment the same day.
- 4
Your written plan
A diagnosis, the number of visits we expect, and the exercises you do at home.
- 5
Recheck every few weeks
We retest the numbers from your first visit and adjust the plan or discharge you.
Your first visit
Your first visit, step by step
Most people need 6 to 10 visits over 4 to 8 weeks. We give you our estimate at the end of the first visit and check it with you every few weeks.
1
- 1
Book
Online or by phone. We check your insurance and tell you what you will owe before the visit.
- 2
Fill in two forms
Your health history and consent forms, online, about ten minutes.
- 3
First visit, 60 minutes
We talk through your history, test how you move, and start treatment the same day.
- 4
Your written plan
A diagnosis, the number of visits we expect, and the exercises you do at home.
- 5
Recheck every few weeks
We retest the numbers from your first visit and adjust the plan or discharge you.
Your first visit
Your first visit, step by step
Most people need 6 to 10 visits over 4 to 8 weeks. We give you our estimate at the end of the first visit and check it with you every few weeks.
1
- 1
Book
Online or by phone. We check your insurance and tell you what you will owe before the visit.
- 2
Fill in two forms
Your health history and consent forms, online, about ten minutes.
- 3
First visit, 60 minutes
We talk through your history, test how you move, and start treatment the same day.
- 4
Your written plan
A diagnosis, the number of visits we expect, and the exercises you do at home.
- 5
Recheck every few weeks
We retest the numbers from your first visit and adjust the plan or discharge you.
Our physical therapists
The same face, every visit
Every clinician works under one roof on Fernhollow Street. You choose one, and they stay with you to the last visit.
Patient reviews
01 / 06

“I had sciatica for four months. Lena found that sitting was the trigger, gave me three exercises, and I was off pain medication in five weeks.”
Rachel M.
Low back pain and sciatica,
with
Lena Hartwell.
Patient review

“Marcus tested my leg strength every three weeks after ACL surgery. I was cleared to ski at nine months with numbers to show for it.”
Owen T.
Knee pain and ACL rehab,
with
Marcus Bell.
Patient review

“I had vertigo every time I rolled over in bed. Daniel did one repositioning maneuver and it was gone by the next morning.”
Gail P.
Neck pain and headaches,
with
Daniel Ortiz.
Patient review

“After my second baby I leaked every time I ran. Six visits with Priya and I ran a 10K without thinking about it.”
Hannah K.
Low back pain and sciatica,
with
Priya Raman.
Patient review

“My shoulder hurt every time I swam freestyle. Sofia changed how I lifted my arm and gave me a plan I could do at the pool.”
Chris D.
Shoulder and rotator cuff pain,
with
Sofia Lindqvist.
Patient review

“Shin splints kept ending my training blocks. The gait video showed my stride, Jordan helped me fix it, and I finished the half marathon.”
Ana R.
Running injuries,
with
Jordan Ames.
Patient review
Insurance and costs
What a visit costs
No doctor’s referral needed in Colorado. HSA and FSA cards accepted. Superbills for out-of-network plans.
In-network
Front Range Health
,
Summit Mutual
,
Peakline Health
,
Continental Divide Plan
,
Silver Peak Senior
Out-of-network
Kestrel Health
Visit
Length
Self-pay
Initial evaluation
History, movement testing, a diagnosis, first treatment, and a written plan.
60 minutes
$185
Follow-up visit
Treatment and exercise progressions with the same physical therapist.
45 minutes
$145
Extended follow-up
A longer visit for sport-specific rehab or more than one problem area.
60 minutes
$175
Dry needling add-on
Dry needling added to a follow-up visit.
15 minutes
$40
Telehealth visit
Video visit for exercise progressions and home program checks.
30 minutes
$85
Free phone consult
A call with a physical therapist to ask whether physical therapy fits your problem.
15 minutes
$0
If you pay for your own care, you will get a Good Faith Estimate of the expected cost before your plan of care starts.
Insurance and costs
What a visit costs
No doctor’s referral needed in Colorado. HSA and FSA cards accepted. Superbills for out-of-network plans.
In-network
Front Range Health
,
Summit Mutual
,
Peakline Health
,
Continental Divide Plan
,
Silver Peak Senior
Out-of-network
Kestrel Health
Visit
Length
Self-pay
Initial evaluation
History, movement testing, a diagnosis, first treatment, and a written plan.
60 minutes
$185
Follow-up visit
Treatment and exercise progressions with the same physical therapist.
45 minutes
$145
Extended follow-up
A longer visit for sport-specific rehab or more than one problem area.
60 minutes
$175
Dry needling add-on
Dry needling added to a follow-up visit.
15 minutes
$40
Telehealth visit
Video visit for exercise progressions and home program checks.
30 minutes
$85
Free phone consult
A call with a physical therapist to ask whether physical therapy fits your problem.
15 minutes
$0
If you pay for your own care, you will get a Good Faith Estimate of the expected cost before your plan of care starts.
Insurance and costs
What a visit costs
No doctor’s referral needed in Colorado. HSA and FSA cards accepted. Superbills for out-of-network plans.
In-network
Front Range Health
,
Summit Mutual
,
Peakline Health
,
Continental Divide Plan
,
Silver Peak Senior
Out-of-network
Kestrel Health
Visit
Length
Self-pay
Initial evaluation
History, movement testing, a diagnosis, first treatment, and a written plan.
60 minutes
$185
Follow-up visit
Treatment and exercise progressions with the same physical therapist.
45 minutes
$145
Extended follow-up
A longer visit for sport-specific rehab or more than one problem area.
60 minutes
$175
Dry needling add-on
Dry needling added to a follow-up visit.
15 minutes
$40
Telehealth visit
Video visit for exercise progressions and home program checks.
30 minutes
$85
Free phone consult
A call with a physical therapist to ask whether physical therapy fits your problem.
15 minutes
$0
If you pay for your own care, you will get a Good Faith Estimate of the expected cost before your plan of care starts.

Location and hours
One clinic in downtown Boulder
Fulcrum Physical Therapy
1420 Fernhollow Street, Suite 200
Boulder, CO 80302
Weekdays
Monday to Friday, 7:00 am to 7:00 pm
Saturday
8:00 am to 12:00 pm
Sunday
Closed
Phone
Parking
Two-hour street parking on Fernhollow Street and a public garage one block east.

Location and hours
One clinic in downtown Boulder
Fulcrum Physical Therapy
1420 Fernhollow Street, Suite 200
Boulder, CO 80302
Weekdays
Monday to Friday, 7:00 am to 7:00 pm
Saturday
8:00 am to 12:00 pm
Sunday
Closed
Phone
Parking
Two-hour street parking on Fernhollow Street and a public garage one block east.

Location and hours
One clinic in downtown Boulder
Fulcrum Physical Therapy
1420 Fernhollow Street, Suite 200
Boulder, CO 80302
Weekdays
Monday to Friday, 7:00 am to 7:00 pm
Saturday
8:00 am to 12:00 pm
Sunday
Closed
Phone
Parking
Two-hour street parking on Fernhollow Street and a public garage one block east.
Questions
Before your first visit
Still not sure? Call (303) 555-0142, or send your question and a physical therapist will write back.
Do I need a doctor's referral?
No. Colorado lets you see a physical therapist without a referral. Some insurance and senior plans still ask for one before they pay, and we check that for you before your first visit.
Do you take my insurance?
How much does a visit cost without insurance?
What happens at the first visit?
What should I wear and bring?
How many visits will I need?
Questions
Before your first visit
Still not sure? Call (303) 555-0142, or send your question and a physical therapist will write back.
Do I need a doctor's referral?
No. Colorado lets you see a physical therapist without a referral. Some insurance and senior plans still ask for one before they pay, and we check that for you before your first visit.
Do you take my insurance?
How much does a visit cost without insurance?
What happens at the first visit?
What should I wear and bring?
How many visits will I need?
Questions
Before your first visit
Still not sure? Call (303) 555-0142, or send your question and a physical therapist will write back.
Do I need a doctor's referral?
No. Colorado lets you see a physical therapist without a referral. Some insurance and senior plans still ask for one before they pay, and we check that for you before your first visit.
Do you take my insurance?
How much does a visit cost without insurance?
What happens at the first visit?
What should I wear and bring?
How many visits will I need?
01
What brings you in
02
Time and payment
03
Your details
Step 1 of 3
What brings
you in?
Pick the area that hurts and the kind of visit you want. You can change anything before you send.
01
What brings you in
02
Time and payment
03
Your details
Step 1 of 3
What brings you in?
Pick the area that hurts and the kind of visit you want. You can change anything before you send.
01
What brings you in
02
Time and payment
03
Your details
Step 1 of 3
What brings you in?
Pick the area that hurts and the kind of visit you want. You can change anything before you send.






