Rocky Mountain Sports Chiropractic

Rocky Mountain Sports Chiropractic is a sports chiropractic clinic at 66 Springer Drive, Suite 308 in Highlands Ranch, Colorado. The site states the office is on the 3rd floor inside the Wells Fargo bank building, and that the practice serves the South Metro area of Denver near the border of Highlands Ranch and Littleton, CO. The clinic describes itself as dedicated to providing personalized, high-quality chiropractic care to help patients live a pain-free and active life, whether they are recovering from an injury, managing chronic pain or seeking to improve overall well-being. Its stated approach is holistic, focusing on the root causes of pain and discomfort rather than just masking the symptoms, and targeting the spine and nervous system to enhance the body's natural ability to heal and function at its best. Care is delivered by Dr. Paul Geersen, DC, CCEP, described on the site as a chiropractor in Highlands Ranch with 25 years of experience. He is a Doctor of Chiropractic from Northwestern College of Chiropractic, Class of 2000, a Certified Chiropractic Extremity Practitioner, a Graston Technique Specialist and a Corrective Exercise Specialist, holds a Bachelor of Science in Human Biology, and completed a Postgraduate Chiropractic Sports Practitioner Program and a Sports Medicine Acupuncture Certifications and Apprenticeship Program. His professional memberships listed are the Colorado Chiropractic Association, the American Chiropractic Association and the Council on Extremity Adjusting. The site states he was voted 2021, 2024 and 2025 'Best of the Best' for Acupuncture in Highlands Ranch in the Colorado Community Media annual online poll. The clinic states it specializes in sports chiropractic care, spinal and extremity adjustments, gentle neck techniques, soft tissue therapy, sports acupuncture, dry needling, shockwave therapy and more. Protocols named on the site include specific spinal and extremity adjustments, gentle neck techniques, muscle testing, shockwave, core strengthening and stretching, Graston Technique, Active Release Technique, trigger point therapy, soft tissue release, fascial manipulation, sports acupuncture, dry needling, gait and postural analysis, cold laser, a variable percussor and electric muscle stimulation. Dedicated service pages cover sports injury, back pain and sciatica, lower back pain, headaches and neck pain, shoulder pain, tennis elbow, elbow, hand and wrist, sports acupuncture, dry needling and sports or cold laser therapy. The site states treatment plans are individualized: the practice listens to the patient's concerns, performs thorough assessments including physical evaluation of posture, joint function and muscle strength, discusses goals, then designs a plan that may include adjustments, sports acupuncture, dry needling, soft tissue techniques, therapeutic exercises, cold laser therapy and lifestyle recommendations. New patient visits are approximately 40 minutes and begin with a thorough history and orthopedic exam followed by the first chiropractic or sports acupuncture treatment; follow-up visits are approximately 20 minutes. The site asks new patients to bring completed paperwork or arrive 10 minutes early, to wear comfortable clothing, to bring any recent imaging reports, and to give at least 4 hours notice to cancel or reschedule. Rocky Mountain Sports Chiropractic states it is a self-pay practice that does not bill health insurance, does not participate with commercial insurance plans and does not bill Medicare, though it can provide a superbill receipt for patients with out-of-network benefits. It accepts cash, credit cards, HSA cards and FSA cards, payment is due at the time of service, and the site states no memberships, long-term contracts or prepaid plans are required. Published self-pay fees include a $75 new patient exam, a $65 existing patient re-exam, $68 for spinal or extremity chiropractic, $68 for manual therapy, and $75 each for acupuncture, dry needling or shockwave therapy booked as separate visits, with add-on pricing of $20 for acupuncture, $20 for dry needling and $50 for shockwave when combined with a chiropractic visit. Appointments can be booked online through the site's scheduler, and the office can be reached by call or text at (303) 941-4309 or through the contact form, which the site states is answered within 24 hours. Google lists the office as open Monday through Friday from 8:00am to 5:00pm, closed Saturday and Sunday.