Officially opened in April 2016 at it's current downtown Castle Rock location, No Limits Physical Therapy has been in business for 4 years and has quickly expanded from its origins as a one man operation. The prime reason for this growth is that these guys know what they are doing and are getting clients back on their feet faster - and people, both medical professionals and the general public, are taking notice.
Since this location is on the newer side, there are still some cosmetic things being done to the space, but it is a clean, welcoming environment with all the necessary equipment. Much of the treatment time is centered upon manual therapy techniques followed by guided exercises, with a focus on highly personalized one-on-one care. This is not a factory; the therapists are very hands-on and actively engaged with their clients. Clients in turn are expected to be equally engaged in their recovery and are issued homework to allow for continued progress outside of clinic hours. No Limits also has great connections with the broader medical community, from orthopedic surgeons and primary care physicians, to chiropractors, massage therapists, and acupuncturists, each of which can greatly contribute to the healthcare continuum.
Full disclosure: I have known the owner Ken since our college days, so I admit to some bias. However, as a physical therapist myself, Ken is who I go to to bounce off ideas and thought processes on complicated matters involving my patients, or when I or my loved ones personally need treatment. I know I can trust his years of clinical expertise and I have full faith in his ability to diagnose and treat movement disorders. He was one of the brightest minds in our program and has an obvious passion for helping others as well as for education. It's this second part that makes No Limits Physical Therapy stand out. Not only do they want their clients to regain function, but they want them to truly understand why the dysfunction occurred in the first place and what they can do to prevent it from reoccurring. And that's empowering. read more