Aim High Health
Aim High Health is a chiropractic and injury recovery clinic on Chambers Road in Aurora, Colorado, one of three Aim High Health offices in the Denver metro area alongside Denver and Wheat Ridge. Dr. Conrad Bui opened Aim High Health in 1996 with his brother Victor Bui, and the Aurora clinic is led by Dr. Alvin E. Padua, D.C., who earned his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Southern California University of Health Sciences. The Aurora office pairs chiropractic adjustments with massage therapy, spinal decompression therapy, shockwave therapy, digital X-rays, and a dedicated auto injury treatment program, so patients can move between therapies under one treatment plan documented in one chart. The team treats back pain, neck pain, headaches and migraines, sciatica, herniated and bulging discs, whiplash, scoliosis, spinal stenosis, pinched nerves, TMJ and jaw pain, vertigo and dizziness, carpal tunnel syndrome, plantar fasciitis, sports injuries, and shoulder, hip, knee, and elbow pain. Care is organized into three phases the practice calls relief care, corrective care, and wellness care. Most major insurance plans are accepted, including Medicare, along with auto insurance, personal injury, and workers compensation cases, and staff verify and explain benefits before treatment at no charge. Aim High Health is a provider in the VA Community Care Network, and its staff speak English, Spanish, and Vietnamese.
Services
Chiropractic services
Hands-on spinal manipulation and related treatments used to align the musculoskeletal structure, restore mobility to restricted joints, and relieve pain without surgery or medication.
Auto injury treatment
Accident injury care that starts with a thorough evaluation to identify injuries that may not be immediately apparent, followed by a personalized plan and complete documentation for insurance and legal purposes.
Massage therapy services
Therapeutic massage that applies pressure and movement to soft tissue to increase blood flow, reduce muscle tension and inflammation, and support recovery alongside chiropractic care.
Spinal decompression therapy
Non-surgical treatment on a motorized table that gently stretches the spine, creating negative pressure inside the disc to help retract herniated material and draw fluids back into the disc.
Shockwave therapy
Focused acoustic waves delivered deep into injured tissue to increase blood flow, break down calcifications and scar tissue, and stimulate cell regeneration for chronic soft tissue conditions.
Why choose us?
Location & hours
1350 Chambers Rd Ste 103, Aurora, CO 80011, USA
FAQs
What services are offered at the Aurora clinic?
The Aurora location provides chiropractic care, auto injury treatment, massage therapy, spinal decompression therapy, shockwave therapy, and digital X-ray services.
What conditions do you treat?
Aim High Health treats back pain, neck pain, headaches and migraines, sciatica, herniated and bulging discs, whiplash, scoliosis, spinal stenosis, pinched nerves, TMJ disorders, vertigo, carpal tunnel syndrome, plantar fasciitis, sports injuries, work injuries, auto accident injuries, and shoulder, hip, knee, and elbow pain.
Do you accept insurance?
Yes. The practice accepts most major insurance plans, including Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Cigna, United Healthcare, and Medicare, plus auto insurance, personal injury, and workers compensation cases. Staff verify and explain your benefits before treatment at no charge, and self-pay options and payment plans are available for patients without insurance.
Can you help after a car accident?
Yes. The clinic recommends a chiropractic evaluation within 72 hours of a crash because injuries such as whiplash often take days to show symptoms. It offers same-day appointments for accident injury patients, bills auto insurance directly, and provides full documentation for insurance claims and attorney cases.
Do you treat veterans through the VA?
Yes. Aim High Health is a provider in the VA Community Care Network and welcomes veterans at its Denver, Aurora, and Wheat Ridge locations. Care authorized through Community Care is billed to the VA, so bring your VA authorization letter, photo ID, and any relevant imaging to your first visit.
What are the Aurora clinic hours?
The Aurora office is open Monday through Friday and is closed Saturday and Sunday. Call (303) 577-2040 to confirm availability for a specific day.
How long does a first visit take?
Initial visits usually run 45 to 60 minutes and include a consultation, a physical examination, and often a first treatment. Follow-up appointments are typically 15 to 30 minutes.
Is there parking at the Aurora location?
Yes. The Aurora clinic has free parking directly in front of the building with ample spaces, and the lot is well lit and ADA accessible with designated handicap spaces near the entrance.