Yes, Dr. Leins is as good as it gets. If you miss or have never had a Dr. that TRULY cares for…read moreyou, and your health then you would like Dr. Leins. Not only is he genuine, and goes the extra mile in taking your entire life and health history into account, he takes his time to consider the most beneficial approach in his highly effective treatment style. My life long pain and aches are nearly non-existant now, my knees have benefited highly from the prolo-therapy, neck and back no longer have chonic problems, and Dr. Leins has helped me stay on the tennis courts. I didn't think Doctors like this still existed. But he does.

Life has been so extremely busy that the last time I saw Dr. Leins was about a year and a half ago,…read morebut my husband and I's feelings and gratitude are the same today and still think of how fortunate we were to have met and been cared for by Dr. Leins. We have never met a doctor who was as kind and so eager to listen to and ask about our lives- which took such a long time, and after, he took even more time to explain everything and answer all of our questions thoroughly. Not only that but he spent time encouraging us! Again, the kindest doctor we've ever met. Also, one of the most amazing things from working with him was that after he had listened and explained everything to us, he asked because we wrote in our paperwork that we were Christians, if before he began treating us if he could pray for us. Regardless of what you believe, he would treat all of his patients with the same kindness and care and respect, that last part just made a big impact on us, and we are so grateful for our experience being treated by him. I'm not sure what others experiences have been with their doctors, but I hope they are as incredible as this- it's not common to feel like your doctor is a friend. Dr. Leins, I hope you know much we truly appreciate you! Thank you!

Unintelligent, neglectful, rude staff. I would never recommend this place to anyone. As someone who…read moreworks in healthcare, I was appalled by this business. Absolutely gross. Run do not walk.

Dr. Nancy Quick saved my life.... and it only took three PT sessions. Allow me to explain…read more I'm a lifelong runner and at age 47 I'd been lucky enough not to experience any serious injuries...until six months ago. That's when I started having heel pain: a combination of dull-but-unending warm pain, punctuated by occasional "lightning bolts" of white-hot pain to my heel, sometimes when I was putting weight on it but sometimes not; there didn't seem to be a pattern. For months I limped from one medical office to another, seeking help from doctors, a physical therapist, and a podiatrist. I was diagnosed with an entrapped Baxter's nerve, plantar fasciitis/fasciosis, and bone damage. But after months of various treatments, my pain was not going away. In fact, by December, the situation had gotten so bad that I was wearing an orthotic boot whenever I stood or walked, because I couldn't bear to put any weight on my foot. Fellow runners will understand what I mean when I say that after six months without running, I was an absolute mess. In addition to the physical pain I was in every day, I was mentally and emotionally frustrated by forced inactivity. My mood was bleak and my hope was fading. I could not imagine a life without running... and yet that reality was starting to settle in. After all, I'd consulted a lot of smart healthcare professionals, and I was still in a lot of pain! And then, just before the turn of the new year, I came across a recommendation for Dr. Quick and Berkana Rehabilitation on Reddit. And thank goodness I did! Alexa at Berkana managed to squeeze me into Dr. Quick's schedule, and Dr. Quick listened attentively to my tale of woe. She examined my foot carefully and came up with a plan. And amazingly, after just three hands-on physical therapy sessions, my pain is almost gone and I am walking normally most of the time. To be clear, I still have work to do to rehab and strengthen my foot (all those months of inactivity don't just reverse themselves overnight)... but in just a few sessions with Dr. Quick, I've transformed from someone deep in despair into someone thinking about what my next race might be. I have hope for the future again. So runners: If you're in pain, please do yourself a favor and call Berkana Rehabilitation, because Dr. Quick is the best of the best. She has 25+ years of experience as a physical therapist, 12 of them as a professor and researcher in the field. But even more than that, she "gets" us, because she's a runner herself. She is also a great listener and a keen observer, picking up on tiny things you might not even be aware of yourself. I am so grateful to her for the difference she's made in my life and I'm confident that whatever your issue might be, she'll be able to help you, too.

This review will have two parts since it is so long: I'm going to first discuss what I have…read moreexperienced with Dr. Frankie then detail my story for if anyone reading is interested. Dr. Frankie has been a breath of fresh air. She has given me hope when I thought it was lost and has provided a very high level of service for me that I previously didn't think was possible from a physical therapist. I have a bad ankle that causes me pain, has limited flexibility, and is very tight all around. Dr. Frankie has attacked my ankle tightness and limitations piece by piece, and my ankle is able to do far more now than it was just a year ago. She is excellent at listening to details I have provided and utilizing them in the exercises that she does with me in person and that she assigns me to do at home. She also listens to me when I let her know that an exercise causes pain and will adjust to a different exercise that will cause the same movement or stretch but that won't hurt. The level of detail her work has provided has been excellent and I couldn't have asked for better service. On top of her listening skills, she has had practical exercises to build flexibility and strength in my ankle from our first meeting together. Her knowledge and understanding of the ankle has been obvious as she legitimately seems to understand it better than the OCR ankle specialist I saw before I came to UpSlope. When I told her the exercises I was previously prescribed from both my prior PT and the OCR specialist were causing me pain and that I couldn't do them consistently because of it, she told me it makes sense, explained why those would cause pain, and showed me different exercises that cause the same activity but do not cause pain (I did tell the specialist and my former PT about the pain, but they both told me it shouldn't cause pain and left it at that). We have now done dozens of different exercises to attack my ankle problems, and many of them have helped. I think the number of exercises she has prescribed shows the breadth of knowledge she has just related to the ankle alone and is very impressive. Stairs are now much easier for me than when I started, and I have been able to do jumping exercises that I certainly could not have done just in February or March. The overall flexibility of the ankle has improved dramatically and I strongly believe that it will continue. The last item I would like to share about Dr. Frankie is that she has a fantastic attitude. She seems happy to be at work every time I see her, and on days when I showed a large amount of progress week over week, she has gotten very excited and has shown bursts of energy from seeing it. She truly cares that her patients improve and get better and seeing their improvement raises her already high spirits. I would also like to state that I am aware that my feet do NOT smell good at all, and she works on my ankle about once a week. She has never complained about how bad it smells even once though I have to believe its stench has crossed her mind many times. I think that is just another example of how good her attitude on the job is and wanted to make sure I share that as well. Now to my story: I've had my with my left ankle for around the last decade since I was somewhere in the range of 12-13 years old. There was no specific injury that caused it and it has only gotten worse every year to the point where I haven't played any sports or run on it in the last three or four years. In high school, I had a bad PT experience that was not helpful at all and possibly made things worse, so for while I wrote off PT as an option to help it. When I moved to Fort Collins a year ago, I decided to go to OCR to see if I could get help there. I got an x-ray, MRI, and EKG test that found nothing to help and all they could tell me was that it was tight. They referenced me to a neurologist because they were so stumped they thought it might be a neurological problem. 3 more MRIs later and I found out it was not neurological and I was basically back where I started before I went to OCR. I finally decided I had no other choice and looked for a physical therapy place here. UpSlope had the best reviews so I gave it a shot. I certainly do not regret it. I've been going since January 2024 and have seen marked improvement over my time here. Though my progress has been slow, I think the uniqueness of my problem and the length of time it has persisted have made it so that there is no quick fix for it. This is the first year of the last decade of my life where my ankle in terms of ability and pain levels has improved rather than deteriorated. I'm not done yet as I still have some obstacles to go before I can exercise again without pain, but it finally seems that exercise is a future possibility.

I highly recommend UpSlope PT for all your achy body needs. I was dealing with intermittent but…read morenagging knee pain for a few months before I finally decided to do something about it. It only took three weeks with Dr. Frankie's expertise for the pain to go away. Now we are working on maintaining my knee stability while also developing strength in the rest of my body. I've never really liked strength training but the amazing progress I've already seen keeps me motivated to stick with it. The clinic itself is quiet and clean. I appreciate being seen by an actual PT, and for an hour rather than 30 minutes. I believe UpSlope is worth every penny because of the level of expertise and individualized care you are getting.

They deserve ten stars, not five. Sylvia and entire staff (Craig, Travis and Sarah) really,…read moresincerely care and they put the interests of their patients and their patient's family first. Full stop. My thirteen-year old daughter suffered a serious, sports-related knee injury while I was on an international business trip earlier this year. Long story short, she was not in good shape when I got home. I found Sylvia and she examined my daughter and immediately recognized the seriousness of her injury, and Sylvia helped me get my daughter examined and treated at a world-class knee and shoulder facility in Vail, where she ultimately underwent extensive reconstructive surgery on her knee. Without Sylvia's timely intervention, her outstanding physical therapy regime, and the help of her entire team of dedicated folks, my daughter might not have walked again without crutches. I'm honestly tearing up as I write this review. This is so personal and important. My entire family and I really can't express how important (and lucky) we feel to have found Sylvia. I truly believe that we owe my daughter's recovery to her.

Silvia and her son, Travis are the best I have found after seeing many PTs in the area. Silvia…read moreoffers laser treatments and is one of the few in Colorado. They will tell you like it is...

I've had a deathly fear of chiropractors since I was a child. But my back went out and after a trip…read moreto the E.R and my regular doctor I was told to go to a chiropractor. Dr. Higgins had me calmed down and almost painless in about 10 minutes. Very friendly people, I will return.

Dr. Kim and I used N.E.T. to explore why I was holding onto extra weight even though I was dieting…read moreand exercising. In the past 10 months, I have lost over 60 pounds without dieting. I first saw her 20 years ago. 25 years ago I was in a bad car accident followed by a fall down icy stairs. I had 3 months of weekly treatments by a traditional chiropractor and had to return every 4 to 6 months to get readjusted. Dr. Kim used Network Chiro on me; it hasn't gone out since. Matrix Repatterning is amazing!

I've been seeing Dr. Kim Schmidt for about a year and a half and she has helped me with several…read moreproblems including allergies, food sensitivities, nutritional help, spirituallity and much, much more.

Dr. Jinich listens really well and does not down play your concerns. He really cares and wants to…read morehelp people. I also appreciate when you call you get a live person right away, nothing automated.

Dr. Estanol has mentored me and my leadership team for nearly a year now and the transformation we…read morehave received has been nothing short of powerfully amazing. If you are looking for an inspiring and well educated life coach you do not need to look further.

I went to Synapse and met with Elena Estanol a few years ago and was told that I needed to sign a…read morecontract. And, if I paid up front I would save money. Out of desperation I signed and paid for her program about mindful eating along with therapy. During that time several of her employees quit and she said her husband would fill in where someone who was helping me was no longer available. I was upset because I didn't sign up for her husband, who wasn't even licensed. When I asked to get a copy of my contract I was refused. I should have copied the contract before I signed it, however why they wouldn't give me a copy was curious. Elena also traveled a lot which I was unaware of when I signed up. Therefore, our meetings weren't on a regular basis. Since leaving Synapse, I have found WW which really works for me and doesn't cost several thousand dollars. The amount of money I spent and how it turned out with Elena still upsets me. I feel like it was more of a business deal with her than the therapy I was looking for.