Physical and Functional Therapy For Your Personal Best
Pain, physical stress, or functional challenges can limit life. Family Health West has the region’s largest adult rehabilitation program, with a therapy team here to support you. Together, we will help bring relief, mobility, and hope.
Our goal is to help you recover quickly and return to life. That’s why we’ve built one of the most comprehensive programs in Colorado and employ the most experienced team of therapists. Many of our providers are board-certified and have attained post-graduate training. You will love our modern, clean, and comfortable facility.
Your one-to-one care begins with a detailed diagnosis by our multidisciplinary team of Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists, and Speech-Language Pathologists. Your care team personalizes your recovery plan to your unique needs and life after therapy.
Choosing the right program and a great team are your best assets on the road to recovery. You got this, and we are here to help.
Physical and Functional Recovery for Adults
Recovery can be stressful. Whether you are healing from an injury, medical procedure, or debilitating event, our skilled team will help ease your mind and heal your body. We treat a broad range of conditions, including:
- Physical therapy for athletic injuries
- Orthopedic dysfunction in the neck, back, knees, legs, feet, ankles, and hands
- Occupational therapy and work-related injuries
- Post-operative recovery
- Driving rehabilitation
- Neurological and stroke rehabilitation
- Parkinson’s, cognitive, and memory care
- Head injury and concussion management
- Speech and language impairments
- Post-COVID recovery
The struggle with physical or functional limitations should not isolate you or your loved ones. Family Health West will support and help you through the challenges you face in recovering to your best health.
Exclusive Services for a Speedy Recovery
Adult rehabilitation at Family Health West offers many patient conveniences, including quick appointment scheduling, online account access, text reminders, special programs and services, and more. That is why Family Health West receives the highest ratings in patient satisfaction.
As our patient, you will have access to exclusive therapies and advanced care programs, including:
- Aquatic therapy
- Biodex Balance System
- Strideway Gait analysis
- LifeGate rehabilitation system
- Bioness Integrated Therapy System (BITS) for visual-motor retraining
- Functional Dry Needling and skilled manual therapy interventions
- Customized hand splinting
- Wheelchair assessments and customized hardware
- Exclusive programs in collaboration with the Fruita Community Center
We understand that insurance coverage is a crucial element to your recovery. We accept most major insurance plans and will help you with pre-authorization for treatment.
If you need a referral, we are happy to coordinate with your doctors. We offer cash discounts and no-interest payment plans. Contact us for more information about coverage and options.
What is a Driver Rehabilitation Specialist?
Driver rehabilitation specialists work with people of all ages and abilities, exploring transportation solutions for drivers with special needs, medical conditions, and aging.
Driver Rehabilitation Specialists:
- Conduct a thorough evaluation of abilities and limitations.
- Provide driver remediation and training.
- Assist with navigating the state driver licensing process for adaptive driving or return to driving needs.
- Work closely with mobility equipment dealers to ensure appropriate adaptive equipment installation and fitting.
Our Certified Driver Rehabilitation Specialist (CDRS) is an Occupational Therapist who has completed additional training and education in driver rehabilitation. The most knowledgeable of the specialists is CDRS. Family Health West provides the only Driving Rehabilitation Program and Services between Salt Lake City, UT, and Denver.
Neurological Rehabilitation
Neurological rehabilitation under the care of an occupational therapist consists of supporting and facilitating an individual to be as independent as possible in their daily life.
For some, this may involve a focus on improving reduced cognitive functions such as planning or memory. For others, it may focus on removing physical barriers to independence through well-designed housing, assistive technology, or equipment.
Occupational Therapists also provide vision therapy for those whose injuries result in double vision or visual field loss. Intervention is always goal-oriented, client-specific, and focused on maximizing and enabling independence, no matter what form this may take.
What Can a Hand Therapist Do For Me?
Hand Therapists bridge the gap from medical management of upper extremity conditions to successful recovery, allowing individuals to function normally in their daily lives. Hand therapists provide non-operative interventions, preventative care, and post-surgical rehabilitation for various upper extremity disorders, from simple fingertip injuries to complex tendon transfers.
Patients with chronic conditions such as arthritis or neurologic conditions like stroke can benefit from therapy through education on joint protection and energy conservation, with recommendations for adaptive equipment or devices to improve function. A hand therapist employs various techniques and tools, including activity and exercise programs, custom orthotic fabrication, management of pain and swelling, and wound and scar care.
Hand Therapy at Family Health West is the art and science of evaluating and treating injuries and conditions of the upper extremities. It uses several therapeutic interventions to help return a person to their highest level of function. Hand therapy has evolved to needing a specialist with the knowledge and experience to manage the challenging recovery of complex hand and upper extremity injuries.
