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Chiropractic Services

Back, Neck and Joint Pain Care in Littleton, CO

Alternative Physical Medicine of Colorado sees people for back, neck, knee, hip and shoulder pain, arthritis and neuropathy in Littleton, CO, starting with an assessment of what is causing it.

Back, Neck and Joint Pain Care in Littleton, CO

Alternative Physical Medicine of Colorado sees people for back, neck and joint pain in Littleton. “Dr. Spallone is very thorough, and a great listener! Such a variety of treatment options!” wrote Fran Blomberg in a Google review.

What conditions does the clinic see?

  • Low back pain and disc pain, from causes such as muscle strain, accidents or underlying health conditions. Read when to get back pain checked.
  • Neck pain, from causes such as muscle strain or injury. Read whiplash and neck pain after a crash.
  • Knee pain, from an accident, an injury, overuse or wear and tear.
  • Hip pain and stiffness, which can come from osteoarthritis, bursitis or tendinitis.
  • Shoulder pain and loss of motion, from overuse, muscle strain, injury or accident.
  • Arthritis, including osteoarthritis of the neck, back, shoulders and knees.
  • Neuropathy, which can show up as tingling, numbness or weakness, often in the feet, legs, arms or hands.

What about the Knee Rejuvenation Program?

It is the clinic’s program for knee pain, and it starts with finding out what is going on with your knee. The clinic offers a no-cost knee consultation. Call and ask how it works.

What might a plan include?

That depends on your assessment. The clinic offers chiropractic care, spinal decompression, shockwave and laser therapy, and injections, PRP and hormone therapy.

Call (303) 980-5699 or visit the contact page.

FAQ

Back, Neck and Joint Pain Care in Littleton, CO Questions

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  • Do you offer anything for knee pain?

    Yes. The clinic has a Knee Rejuvenation Program and offers a no-cost knee consultation. Call (303) 980-5699 and ask.

  • When should I see a doctor for back pain?

    The National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases says to see a doctor if your pain does not improve after a few weeks, after a fall or injury, or with symptoms such as numbness and tingling, or trouble urinating.

  • Do I need a referral?

    Call (303) 980-5699 and the office will tell you what to bring.

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Alternative Physical Medicine of Colorado sees people for back, neck, knee, hip and shoulder pain, arthritis and neuropathy in Littleton, CO, starting with an assessment of what is causing it.

Schedule Call 303-980-5699