Physical Therapy at Your Door in Cherry Hills Village
Homes here sit far back on lots that often run an acre or more, and plenty of residential streets have little or no sidewalk. The walking people do in Cherry Hills Village is walking they choose: an hour on the High Line Canal, eighteen holes at Cherry Hills Country Club, a lap of John Meade Park, or touring the grounds of Kent Denver School on Grandparents Day.
Each of those makes its own demand. The canal trail is granite sand and crusher fines, so every step lands on a surface that gives a little. Golf means sloped lies, soft turf and a rotation your low back has to tolerate. At the playground you get down to a small child's level and need to get back up without help. After a snowstorm, the trip to the mailbox can be a long icy walk with no sidewalk to use. When a sore back, a new knee or shaky balance gets in the way, these are the things that quietly fall off the calendar.
A licensed physical or occupational therapist from Roaming Rehab drives to your house and spends the whole visit with you. Treatment happens in your own gym, on your own stairs, in your own bathroom and out on your own driveway.
Serving all of Cherry Hills Village. Our therapists are out Monday through Friday by appointment. Call 303-720-4244 to get on the schedule.
What We Bring to Cherry Hills Village Homes
Concierge Therapy
Personal PT and OT planned around your week, in your own home, with no waiting room.
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Nothing is wrong, and you want it to stay that way. Ongoing strength and endurance work after therapy ends.
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Stay in the house you love. We work on the strength and balance it takes, then adjust the home where it helps.
Learn MorePhysical Therapy
Orthopedic, neurologic and post-surgical care, evaluated and treated in the rooms where you use it.
Learn MoreOccupational Therapy
Dressing, cooking, hand function and home setup, worked out with the tools and rooms you already have.
Learn MoreReady to Get Back Outside in Cherry Hills Village?
Skip the drive to a clinic. Your therapist comes up your driveway instead.
303-720-4244 Schedule AppointmentGoals Worth Training For
Quincy Farm shows why getting around here takes planning. The city keeps its 17.5 acres on the High Line Canal open from sunrise to sunset, but the east side has a single accessible parking space and the west side has none. Most visitors come on foot from the canal or the Quincy Avenue bike path. If you want to see a program in one of the farm buildings, the walk in is part of the outing, and we can train you for it.
Blackmer Common makes a good first target. Its 14.5 acres of native grasses have their own parking lot off Dahlia Street and connect to the canal, so you can set a short distance and add to it week by week. John Meade Park has a picnic shelter, a playground and two fishing piers. Standing at a pier rail for half an hour is real balance work, and we treat it that way.
Cherry Hills Country Club has hosted three U.S. Opens, and a round there asks a lot of a body coming back from surgery. Eighteen holes on foot means hours of walking on turf, with a stance that changes on every sloped lie. Each full swing loads the lead hip and twists the low back, and the short game has you bending to the ball and getting back up all afternoon. We start with what you can practice at home, like hip rotation and single-leg balance, then build from nine holes in a cart to wherever you want to finish.
Some goals are closer to home. Bleachers at Kent Denver or St. Mary's Academy are hard on a stiff knee, especially when you have to climb down them holding a railing in a crowd. If you would like classes and company, the Malley Recreation Center in Englewood runs a fitness center and programs for adults 55 and older, and we can help you get strong enough to walk in and join one.
We Roam. You Thrive.
A clinic has parallel bars and a level floor. Your home may have a split-level staircase, a sunken family room, a garage step and a long way to the street.
Our approach is fitness-forward, so expect to work. On the first visit we ask what you want back, whether that is the back nine or the walk to the canal, and the plan is written to get you there.
Where We Visit in Cherry Hills Village
Whether home is an original lot in Old Cherry Hills, a house behind the gate at Glenmoor or Cherry Hills Park, or a street in Cherry Hills Farm, Southmoor, Cherry Hills North or Cherry Hills East, we drive to you.
Conditions We Treat in Cherry Hills Village
This list covers most of what we see. If yours is missing, call and we will give you a straight answer.
- Hip and knee replacements
- Arthritis
- Back and neck pain
- Balance problems and falls
- Stroke recovery
- Parkinson's disease
- Multiple sclerosis
- Dizziness and vestibular disorders
- Lymphedema
- Incontinence
- Heart and lung conditions
- Diabetes
- Cancer-related weakness and fatigue
- Weakness after illness or surgery
Insurance: We are enrolled with Medicare Part B and check Medicare Advantage PPO plans in advance. If you have other commercial insurance, you pay our private rate and we give you a superbill to submit for reimbursement. Call 303-720-4244 and we will go over your plan before you book.
Helpful Reading
- How to get up from the floor safely after a fall
- What is balance, and how does physical therapy improve it?
- Why does sitting cause hip pain?
- Call before you fall: the benefits of early therapy
We also treat patients in Cherry Creek, Lakewood and across the Denver Metro area. See all locations we serve.
Your Goals Are Our Goals, Cherry Hills Village.
Tell us what you miss doing. We will bring the plan to your house.
303-720-4244 Schedule AppointmentFrequently Asked Questions: Physical Therapy in Cherry Hills Village
We see patients all over the city, including Old Cherry Hills, Glenmoor, Cherry Hills Park, Cherry Hills Farm, Southmoor, Cherry Hills North and Cherry Hills East. Give us your address and we will confirm it.
No. Send us the gate code or the name to give at the gatehouse when you book, and tell us where to park. If that driveway is part of your daily walk, or you want to reach the mailbox on your own again, your therapist can make it a goal.
Yes. The city's 3.75 miles of the trail are surfaced in granite sand and crusher fines, so your ankles and hips work harder than they do on pavement. We build your balance and walking tolerance at home, then practice on the trail itself when you are ready.
Often, yes. Tell us how you play: walking or riding, nine holes or eighteen, and what hurts on the backswing. We work on rotation, hip strength and footing on slopes. We have no connection to either club, and you do not need a membership for any of this.
Yes. People come home from Swedish and other Denver area hospitals and keep working with us as outpatients. You do not need to be homebound. We are independent, we are not affiliated with any hospital, and we coordinate with your surgeon or physician.
Yes. Your plan can include carrying buckets, opening gates, stepping over hoses and walking on uneven ground. An occupational therapist can also look for easier ways to get the chores done, so you can keep doing the ones you enjoy.
Colorado is a direct-access state, so many patients can begin without a referral. Medicare and some insurance plans have their own paperwork rules, and we go over those with you on the intake call.
Yes. We are an enrolled Medicare Part B provider, and we check Medicare Advantage PPO plans before your first visit. With other commercial insurance, you pay our private rate and submit the superbill we give you. Call 303-720-4244 and we will confirm your coverage first.
Home health usually follows a hospital stay, is often billed under Medicare Part A and typically requires you to be homebound. We are a mobile outpatient provider billed under Medicare Part B, so you can still be driving, golfing and getting out while you work with us.
Call 303-720-4244 or use our contact page. We will take your address, hear what is going on, verify your insurance and find a weekday time. Your first visit is a full evaluation, and treatment starts that day.
The information provided on this page is intended for general educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Individual outcomes vary. Please consult your physician before beginning any new therapy program. Roaming Rehab therapists are licensed in the state of Colorado.
Photos: Cherry Hills Village, CO by Jared Winkler, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Hopkins Farm by Jeffrey Beall, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
