Well I haven't been through a billing cycle for SP4KIDS yet, but a couple of things are important…read moreto note. One, as the reviewer below notes and as it's important to realize, kids with SPD are on a SPECTRUM. There are children who, with a little extra input each day, can function normally. Then there are children like my older son, now 12, for whom we had an extensive ASD evaluation completed only to find out that he has so many sensory issues, he presents to non-evaluators (like his pediatrician and teachers) as having an ASD. Or my 3 year old, who sits rigidly upright and rocks back-and forth endlessly to try and regulate herself, among many MANY other behaviors. So, there's really numerous levels of sensory dysfunction you need to take into account. My now-three-year old is going for early intervention, and due to her age I've sat in on MANY sessions before she was comfortable enough with the OT that I could sit outside the office, and yes...what they're doing in OT is an hour of intensive exercises. If you've actually researched SPD you'll know that's exactly what your child needs...targeted exercises to address their areas of imbalance, so I'm not clear on what the complaint there even is. Parents should understand what you are dealing with before diving into an SPD eval/therapy agreement because it IS expensive, a lot of insurance DOES NOT cover OT, and furthermore it's not an exact science. No, SPD isn't in the DSM, but those of us with children who have extreme dysfunction KNOW it's "real" - personally, I believe it's just an un-diagnosable ASD, but I digress. Second, I'd like to address the complaint about the sensory "homework". Yes, you're given numerous sensory exercises to complete each week. If you're looking for a super quick fix for these types of issues, you're going to be sorely disappointed. OT is something you carry over into everyday life to try and help your child learn to integrate their sensory messaging more effectively. If you want to take your kid to therapy once or twice a week and forget about it, then no, this place is not for you. You're going to need to participate and frankly inconvenience the hell out of yourself to see any results. My kid doesn't get to watch TV anymore...at all. I have to take her into school late twice a week, and interrupt my working schedule to get her there. That's life with a special needs kid I'm finding, and while I'm fortunate enough to have pretty flexible working arrangements, complaining about doing sensory homework again just demonstrates the lack of understanding on this reviewer's part of nature of this dysfunction. On the whole I've felt that the experience has been positive and we are seeing results with our daughter and hope to get our son into OT soon as well.

This experience with sensory pathways has been such a disappointment from the start. It is very…read moreclear they are profit driven, and their main goal is not helping children and families. First off, their billing is not transparent and is very expensive. $480 per month for 4 hours of care, and I haven't heard of anyone's insurance covering it because of the diagnosis they list it under. Second, they have ridiculous cancellation policies if your kid is sick or if something comes up, but if THEYRE late (Our therapist, Kim, "didnt see us" in the reception area one time and was 15 minutes late. That essentially cost us $30 of our time because they won't go past the hour) they won't reimburse you. If you reach out to their billing person, Jackie, you will not get a response. I had to send 3 messages originally to find out why our bill went up so much. I've sent 3 more messages since then asking for clarification and to be removed from the program, still no response. I then received an email from Cathy asking me to sign the new 2026 rates, that include a price increase. Sending out the 2026 rates on February 25th when they went into place at the start of the year just shows how they are not transparent at all. They have a waitlist so they truly do not care if you don't have a good experience, they will just replace you with the next person willing to pay through the roof. Ignoring my requests and questions is a clear sign of that. Finally, the care itself really isn't worth what you're paying. Our sessions always started a few minutes late, ended early every time, and the only updates we got were that he likes going on the swing and is learning to hold his pencil correctly. He does this all at preschool, this shouldn't be why we're paying $500 a month. He needed help with bathrooms, public toilets, eating, etc and those things were quite literally never discussed, even after 3 months. I would not recommend this place to anyone. It is a profit driven company preying on families who need help.

I'm very pleased with step therapy staff and communication! They know what they're doing to assist…read morekids with developmental tools and services.

I cannot say enough good things about STEP Therapy. We have been going for over a year now and my 6…read moreyear old son has made such tremendous progress that he could never have made on his own. I knew a couple years ago that he needed some intervention to help him with mood, body awareness, "regulating his engine", sensory sensitivity, extreme temper tantrums and issues with inappropriate physical contact with us (hanging and tackling us). I had no idea where to go and the idea of finding a good place to address these issues was so daunting that I put it off and we tried to deal with it ourselves. Someone I met at a sporting event observed his behavior and suggest STEP Therapy. I was so taken aback by the suggestion but also incredibly grateful for a direction to move in. I wish I could thank the person who made this suggestion, but instead I will pay it forward by leaving this review. The staff at STEP are kind, empathetic and well educated on the issues they treat as well as the family dynamics that may be present outside of therapy. The environment is warm, welcoming and very relaxed; it has become our home away from home. We get updates at each appointment about the treatment that took place that day as well as quarterly reports showing the progress that our son has made. I am so very grateful for what STEP has done for our family. We were on the verge of intervening with medication because we didn't know what else to do. STEP has given us tools for helping our son work through the things he is experiencing as well as empowering him to observe his feelings and make better choices for a better outcome. He is stronger (literally!), doing better in school and developing skills taught by his OT that will serve him for a lifetime. Thank you so much for all you have done for A and our family.

What a special place this is! Olivia hired me to build up her physical therapy department in 2016,…read moreand although I no longer work at this practice, I still connect with her love watching her team and families grow. If you are looking for passionate and creative therapists who are committed to helping your child and family first, you have come to the right place. What a joy it is seeing your kiddos make progress in critical areas of development and actually have fun doing so. It has been over 4 years since I worked at Peak Pediatric Rehab, but I still consider that special place such a joy and their team as family.

I was a student at Peak Pediatric Rehabilitation under direct supervision of the owner Olivia…read moreBeare. I had an amazing experience learning from each therapist at Peak Pediatric. Everyone took extra time to assist my learning experience to mold me into the therapist I am today. I truly felt the bond between not only the therapists, but each kiddo and their own individual family members while creating a warm, welcoming environment at all times no matter what. Each therapist creates a personal, individualized treatment plan for each child, incorporating family goals into all therapy sessions, and ensuring at all times to provide compassion and understanding to meet all needs. Olivia has created an environment fit perfectly to assist children to be more successful in their day to day routine, and quickly adapt treatment plans to better fit the needs of each child. I truly felt the compassion, kindness, empathy and patience each therapist demonstrated day in and day out. I would highly recommend Peak Pediatric Rehabilitation to any family! They are the best and I miss them all!

Both of my sons attended for PT and the staff was wonderful and caring and attentive. Hours are…read moregreat (we went after or before school) and the location is convenient. Will absolutely go back if needed!

I am more than pleased with the therapy I am receiving after my partial knee replacement.. the…read moretherapists seem to know just how far to challenge me without causing injury. They also encourage me to take a break and let the muscles recover and to take time to massage my knee and leg. the care is a 5 star and the office staff are efficient, kind and welcoming.

This place is exceptionally awesome !! I was in a car…read moreaccident and have been doing PT with Kerry!!! Kerry is awesome !! Made me feel welcomed and takes great care of me. Explains everything in detail and is overall a rockstar Love the attention to care and to detail from the staff.... Your not just another patient .. they take their time to get to know you and make you feel welcomed... The minute you walk in the front receptionist knows who I am even though I've only come a few times. Their service and care is just through the roof!! 100% recommend this place for athletes or kids or any other type of human that wants to show up. Everything is clean and up to date.

I am having the best experience! The staff are awesome and they really customize things to you…read more They don't push me beyond what puts me just outside my comfort zone. And my pain level has gone from a 9/10 to a 3/4 in just a few weeks! I can do the protocol at home (most of it) so I'm making good progress on my own between sessions. I've been to PT quite a bit in my life, unfortunately, and this is the best experience I've ever had.

I can't recommend Limitless Senior Services enough. I reached out to them when my work hours picked…read moreup and I needed help getting my elderly mother to and from doctors appointments in the middle of the day. They made the coordination of assistance incredibly simple, and were truly a pleasure to work with. My mom looks forward to the services she utilizes from this group, since they are all incredibly kind, helpful and organized. I will likely utilize their therapy services soon also, as my mom's balance and coordination is decreasing. I look forward to hearing what ideas they have for us. Keep up the good work, and thank you!!

Dr. Dan Hartman took great care of me throughout my 14 or so visits over a span of 6 months. About…read more4-5 weeks in we figured out the treatment that gave me most benefits (needling) and significantly increased my movement and tension release after that. Hope I don't need to visit again (even though everyone there was great to interact with) but I wouldn't hesitate to go back and get back on track with Dr. Dan and his team. You can tell Dr. Dan is an intellect as he doesn't hesitate to pull out his books to help you understand what's going on with your body, the treatment he's performing, or just any question you may be curious about.

Save yourself the stress and go somewhere else. They tricked me into coming weekly by telling me…read moreit was $14 visit. They tried to get me to come twice a week but I didn't have time because I work two jobs. Three months later they told me each visit was $65 and I owed them for every visit. I stick to a tight budget and sometimes $14 was hard to spend every week, but I was in so much pain that I was desperate. The pain has still not gone away, and is even worse since going here.

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.

Always polite and courteous. The therapist know their business and will do whatever they can to…read moreassist you with your issues. Thank you for you continuing support.