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Integrative Health

Services

Our Integrative Health services include Massage, Acupuncture, and Chiropractic care. Our providers come from a variety of backgrounds and knowledge bases. These professionals are familiar with and have a passion for working with our community. Services may be covered under the Colorado CIH (Complementary Integrative Health) Waiver Program. Contact our office to learn more about this important program or visit https://hcpf.colorado.gov/complementary-integrative-health-waiver-cih.

Massage

Massage therapy can play an important role in long-term wellcare for people living with spinal cord injury and neurological conditions. It may help reduce muscle tension and discomfort, support circulation, improve body awareness, and promote nervous system regulation. Many clients also find that massage helps manage stress, fatigue, and the physical demands of daily life, creating a stronger foundation for movement, participation, and overall well-being. As part of NeuAbility’s integrative health services, massage therapy supports the body’s capacity to stay engaged in exercise, community, and the activities that matter most.

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Acupuncture

Acupuncture is a gentle, whole-person therapy that can help support nervous system regulation, pain management, circulation, sleep, and overall well-being for people living with spinal cord injury and neurological conditions. Many clients use acupuncture to address challenges such as chronic pain, muscle tension, stress, fatigue, and autonomic dysregulation. As part of NeuAbility’s integrative health services, acupuncture helps create the physiological balance that supports participation in adaptive exercise, community engagement, and long-term wellness.

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A person receiving a massage on their back with hot stones placed on their lower back.
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Chiropractic Care

Chiropractic care can help support mobility, comfort, posture, and overall physical function for people living with spinal cord injury and neurological conditions. Through individualized assessment and treatment, chiropractic care may help address musculoskeletal discomfort, movement restrictions, and the physical stresses that can develop from altered movement patterns, wheelchair use, or compensatory strategies. As part of NeuAbility’s integrative health services, chiropractic care helps support the body’s ability to move, adapt, and participate more fully in exercise, community life, and long-term wellcare.

Frequently Asked Questions

    • Massage: $85

    • Acupuncture: $85

    • Chiropractic Care: $70

    These services are covered under the CIH (Complementary Integrative Health) Waiver Program. Visit https://hcpf.colorado.gov/complementary-integrative-health-waiver-cih to learn more. Contact our team for more questions.

  • Call our team at 303-286-0918 to schedule an appointment.

  • Every session includes a short 5-10 minute stretching warmup followed by a personalized workout aimed towards your goals. Each session also includes a free FES bike ride to help stimulate leg muscles.

  • Yes! Your caregivers and family members can watch, assist, or learn techniques to support you at home.

  • Yes. Our initial evaluation process helps our trainers learn more about your injury and your body. After the that process, we safely and intentionally prescribe specific exercises tailored to your goals and capabilities.

  • Our initial evaluation is a combination of paper work that helps us understand your injury and your background, along with physical tests that helps understand your physical capabilities.

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