I'm a dentist and the use of my hands is quite important to my livelihood as well as being a father…read moreto 5 children. So when I severed the tendon to my right middle finger in an accident, I needed to get it fixed pronto and perfectly. I did my research and landed with Dr. Catalano. He rocked! The surgery went well and he had a special splint made that would allow me to get back to work ASAP. He said the swelling would take a year to completely resolve and he was right. It's been almost 2 years and I rarely remember it being injured because it healed perfectly and functions as if I never severed it. Grazie molto Dr. Catalano!

I had an incredible experience with Dr. Catalano! I had been having issues with De Quervain's on…read moreand off and was seeing an orthopedist. I woke up one day and my hand was spasming out of control. Dr. Catalano saw me on his day off and was attentive and caring. He made me feel completely at ease with the fact that I needed surgery ASAP to fix my issues. Going in for surgery during a pandemic was very scary, but Dr. Catalano kept me chatting and laughing throughout the whole thing. After the surgery was over, he followed up with me every 2-3 days without prompting to make sure I was okay and would answer my questions after hours or on weekends. I would highly, highly recommend Dr. Catalano!

Dr.Pollard has been very helpful. My wife also sees Dr. Pollard and appreciates her. Staff is…read morefriendly and helpful. We have no intention of letting our feet take us, or taking our feet, anywhere else! Highly recommend!

I am writing this to warn others about my experience with surgery at this facility. My entire life…read morehas been flipped upside down since my surgery with Dr. Cramer. I am 28, used to run half marathons and play soccer regularly, and now I struggle to walk or stand for more than five minutes. I have spent months essentially bedridden. Details below. I had surgery with Dr. Cramer in April 2026 for what I understood to be a very minor plantar plate tear in my right foot. I went into surgery expecting a straightforward repair so I could eventually return to running and sports. The surgery was far more extensive than necessary. My toe was left in a forced plantar-flexed position, a graft was added, and deep internal sutures were left in my foot. After surgery, my toe became extremely stiff and essentially locked. I developed severe, constant pain and could barely walk or stand. I couldn't cook, grocery shop, shower normally, or manage basic daily activities without help. I spent most of my time in bed with my foot elevated. I repeatedly told Dr. Cramer how much pain I was in. I was given antibiotics because an infection was suspected, but that did not resolve the problem. I also struggled to understand why my toe was becoming increasingly stiff and unable to move. I was told to "just start PT and keep going," but by that point the stiffness had progressed significantly. I was also presented with additional surgical options if things did not improve. At one point, I was told, "Well, at least you tried something!" That statement was incredibly upsetting. I wasn't casually "trying something." I was trying to fix what I understood to be a minor injury. I eventually sought a second opinion at Massachusetts General Hospital with their Orthopedic Surgeons. During my revision surgery, he found an over-scarred and tightened plantar capsule, removed deep nonabsorbable suture knots, released the scar tissue, addressed a bone spur, and released an EHL tendon that had become contracted into the surrounding tissue. He was also unable to identify an obvious plantar plate tear on the original MRIs, which made me question whether surgery had been necessary in the first place. What makes this especially difficult is that I specifically told Dr. Cramer I was moving abroad to start graduate school shortly after surgery and asked whether I would realistically be recovered in time. She was very confident that I would be and even told me I could drive about four weeks after surgery. Instead, months later, I was nowhere close to functioning normally. I am now living at home with my parents, unemployed, and dependent on them for basic things like meals. I had to defer graduate school for an entire year and postpone my wedding. I went from being an active athlete to struggling to walk up the stairs. The physical and emotional impact has been devastating, I truly don't wish this on my worst enemy. I am incredibly grateful that I was eventually able to get care from Massachusetts General Hospital (top doctors in the world), and that I now have a path forward. If you are considering surgery for a plantar plate injury, please get a second opinion from an orthopedic surgeon instead of a podiatrist. I wish I had done that, but I didn't know. Your feet are too important to take chances with.

Dr. Jatana and his surgical team receive a five-star rating from me only because the Yelp system…read moredoes not permit a higher rating. His knowledge of the Cervical Spine is encyclopedic, his candor and honesty are beyond reproach, and for me, the outcome of a multiple, cervical disc replacement was an outstanding success. Dr. Jatana was wonderful - his team of PA's and nurse specialists - reflect his philosophy of placing the patient's welfare first. It is rare for me to be trusting of a surgeon, but Dr. Jatana is a straight shooter and he and his team were able to assuage my concerns regarding this delicate surgery. You may ask why my apprehension is beyond what anyone would normally feel facing c-spine surgery, here is why. Before retirement, my principal job was reviewing healthcare organizations for a congressional committee of the U.S. Congress. Unlike today, this position at the time was totally non-political. The scope ranged from major multiple hospitals, clinics, rehab, nursing homes, and related healthcare organizations. Admittedly, I saw the full spectrum of healthcare quality - that is why I rate Dr. Sanjay Jatana and his team of professionals so highly - they represent the best possible confluence of surgical skill and knowledge with extraordinary people skills. Even in the years since my retirement about a decade ago, I saw the full-range of quality in healthcare. At the bottom end of the spectrum are surgeons who drag gargantuan egos through the hallways and produce bad results. One north Denver based surgeon spent a total of less than three minutes total over the course of two office visits with me for a Lumbar disc replacement, instinct told me to just walk out - I knew better - I wish I had. He did not even bother to stick his face behind the pre-op curtain before surgery and did not follow-up post-surgery, left me in excruciating pain of 10/10 for an hour because the nursing staff were terrified of talking to this guy, and finally saw me some three months later, almost an afterthought. He spent more time talking about his teaching engagement in Europe than caring about his patients. This is the exact opposite of Dr. Jatana and his team's approach - thank goodness. My training and expertise tell me that you cannot go wrong with the Jatana-team. I think he is the best I have ever seen!

I went to this office on Dec 06,2019, I has my insurance with company, Im not sure what's going on,…read moreI received collection on April 2021. I ever had balance due with them. Today I received the collection was freak me out! ALL stars ALL reviews are LIE!!!! Also the lady who is work there so rude!!!! THE WORST ONE !!!!!NEVER GO AGAIN!!!!

It's an average PT office. Came here a few times to accompany a patient for moral support. 1st time…read more, walked in and asked to make an appointment, doors were open and nobody was at the desk around noon, they go on lunch. People got to eat. Somebody happen to come out and explain that there are 2 desk stations , one for Orthopedic doctor visits and another for PT visits. They told us to come back in a bit later and someone would help. Came back and made an appointment and asked if they could call with the co-pay amount, they said they would call 24 hours before the appointment with that amount. No phone call was given. 1st appointment had to be cancelled by them because the PT woman got sick , rescheduled with a different PT person. Very thorough 1st appointment. He was very good. Heard around the office that people were getting ill. Came back a second time , overheard one PT guy telling his patient he was ill and the patient said she had gotten sick too. We got sick and now another PT person said he was sick. Geeze thats an issue and this place needs to get a deep clean.

Good therapists. Nice atmosphere. I prefer their Lincoln/-Parker location. The quality of care is…read moremuch better.

Was told in 2016 I had a rotator cuff issue which when prepped for surgery they told me it was…read morefrozen shoulder. Most painful surgery ever experienced! I have now, after med consults & MRI been told NO ROTATOR cuff!!! Completely unnessary surgery!!! Also was told by Dr Greenhow that my knees were an issue and might have to have knee replacement, saying that I must have been born with a birth defect with knees pointing inwards!! ALL lies, come to find out there's nothing wrong with them after years of synviscous injections! SHAMEFUL PRACTICE!!!!!

Exceptional care when I had my hip replaced! I couldn't be happier with the results and how well…read morePeak and it's staff treat their patients. Brandon, Amanda, Sylvia and Dr. Green how are amazing!!

Conveniently located in the Lakewood neighborhood with other nearby cool places! They do a great…read morework, knowledgeable, helping with painful issues and adjustments to make sure that people get much needed care. The new office location is much bigger and a lot more cozy to get treatment. Best physical therapy in Colorado.

Despite having sustained numerous sports injuries over the past 30+ years, I'd never had positive…read moreexperiences with physical therapy -- save one -- up until coming to Physical Therapy of the Rockies to see Dr. Amanda Dunn following a less common foot surgery with a recovery that was hampered by multiple healing setbacks before starting physical therapy. I arrived with little to no range of motion, and a jaded outlook as my attempts at avoiding surgery at a different PT clinic had epically failed and left me worse off. When I called to make my first appointment, I relayed my concerns -- and unlike the other clinics I called, I wasn't dismissed, but rather scheduled with the clinic director with more extensive experience and advanced certifications. To say that I've been pleased with the progress made entirely possible due to the hands-on treatment, customized therapy sessions, communication about at-home exercises, pain management and an understanding of the non-linear progress that is postoperative healing, is an understatement. Any hands-on doctor/patient care requires a healthy dose of trust; trust that is earned. Dr. Dunn and Physical Therapy of the Rockies have earned my trust. I don't plan on going anywhere else for my physical therapy care going forward.

I recommend Pro Active Physical Therapy and Sport Medicine in Lowry. I met with Wes Riggs and he…read moreimmediately diagnosed what he believes if the problem with my ankle. He reached out to a specialist to get me in to determine the extent of my injury. Once the entire problem is revealed, I will be returning to Pro Active for physical therapy.

Been seeing Abby B. for TMJ therapy and am immensely greatful for the work she's doing with me…read more She does a lot of manual work on my jaw and it's been incredibly supportive and calming to my chronic jaw pain. I get releif short term which is invaluable to me although im very aware the issues are structural and need dental work. I told her the other day that I feel like it's Christmas morning whenever I see her, it feels like a gift and I appreciate her so much! Justin is also a fabulous PT! Abby hit the sweet spot with the TMJ work for me.

Soon to be 77 years old. Thanks to Peak Physical Therapy--Friday I swam 2000 meters in a Masters…read moreSwim workout. I also actively power lift in the gym -- now deadlifts to 250 lbs. Peak PT is just an unbelievable knowlegeable and compassionate group. This review pertains to the Hale Parkway location. I again had shoulder pain 4 weeks after a cortisone shot rendered me pain free. Dr. Parker, my orthopedic, gave me the option of one more cortisone shot and then surgery-- or PT. When I started, I was barely swimming 50 m freestyle as my shoulder could not withstand impingement after my surgery of 8 years ago. A combination of 20 min massages by Steve, combined with some needling (Jennifer) and cupping plus creative bands and balance workouts crafted by Beth, Aaron, Connor, and Taylor, all of whom devised exercises to not only strengthen my shoulder but also to work on balance. Not only have I increased my swimming from barely 1000 m to 2000 m+; I can also now just hop up onto the starter blocks -- no wobble just solid footing--strong starts (gone the fear of DQ from perhaps falling in!). I worked with this group for 4 months - twice a week - the result was just outstanding. Not only was the PT effective, but so much fun -- I really miss PT --how many reviews state that! Back to swimming - just a dream to be back swimming freestyle and butterfly pain free! Monique, the receptionist, is also just a delight -- so on top of things -- with her smile and friendly reminders! Heartfelt thanks to my PT team. rkkjr

I've been working with Kendall to address some rheumatoid arthritis pain, while simultaneously…read moreseeing Katie for pelvic floor dysfunction. Both women are incredibly talented therapists who put their patients at ease by ensuring their clients feel safe, seen, and heard at all times throughout the course of your treatment. They genuinely care about improving your quality of life, and it's clearly apparent their field of work is their passion, not just another paycheck. The exercises and explanations provided thus far have helped a tremendous amount and have reinstated a sense of confidence in what my body and mind are capable of achieving. I feel so fortunate to have a found a clinic that's not only located close to home but also has free, ample parking available near the entrance. Even the front desk personnel are pleasant, helpful and efficient, when it comes to scheduling and billing services. Strongly recommend this clinic and its staff for all of your health needs!