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Foothills Acupuncture

5.0 (12 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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“Isaac's genuine compassion and unwavering commitment to healing shine through in every interaction.”

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Jennifer Brookstone has been seeing Dr. Mark for something like ten years now. She was injured in a…read morefall, in 1993, and developed CRPS - Complex Regional Pain Syndrome in her right leg. It's an extremely painful nerve pain syndrome. For years, she was on pain drugs, but the pain kept getting worse and worse. By around 2006, she was taking about 70mg a day of Methadone, and it still wasn't keeping the pain under control. She was literally at the point where she felt like she couldn't take it anymore, and didn't know what to do. I suggested, that as a last resort, maybe she could try Acupuncture. We found an Acupuncturist named Marcus Rhoden, who later partnered with Mark VanOtterloo in the same office. After working on her for some time, Marcus started getting the pain better. In fact he was able to eventually get Jennifer off of the Methadone and manage the pain very well. Marcus eventually moved out of the state, and left Jennifer in the care of Mark. He has continued, to this day, to keep the pain managed and she no longer takes drugs for it. Jennifer sees him twice a week and we think he's simply the best. In fact, he's so great that he teaches Acupuncture, and has been lecturing around the country on his expertise. So if you've been thinking of getting the help of a top notch Acupuncturist, we highly recommend Dr. Mark VanOtterloo.

I suffered from very frequent and severe headaches for approximately 35 years. I had seen many…read moreneurologists and tried every prescription medication, including injectables, and over-the-counter meds as well which did not provide relief. As a last resort, I decided to try acupuncture and through a personal recommendation, I became a patient of Dr. Mark Van Otterloo in Wheat Ridge, Colorado in October. Gradually through his excellent care, the frequency decreased dramatically, and I am living a much more pain-free life. He is a very gentle practitioner, explains everything in full, and answered all of my questions. I would highly recommend Dr. Mark for any of your needs. I truly feel Blessed to have found him.

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