Mon/Wed: 10am–6pm
Tue/Thu: 7am–3pm
(later by appointment)
Lakewood Fri: 9am–12pm
Centennial Fri: 10am–2pm
(by appointment only)
Care That Travels With You
Travel, distance, or a busy schedule shouldn't stop your progress. We offer virtual sessions to keep your plan moving forward.
Telehealth / Remote Consultations bring movement assessment, programming guidance, and ongoing support to you wherever you are — whether that’s travel, distance from our locations, or simply a scheduling conflict that makes an in-person visit difficult.
While some hands-on treatments require an in-person visit, a significant portion of care — movement coaching, program review, exercise modification, and progress check-ins — can be done effectively over video.
This is especially useful for athletes who travel frequently for training or competition, or for patients who live far enough away that regular in-person visits aren’t practical for every part of their care.
At Modern Movement Clinic, telehealth can serve as a complement to in-person visits, or as the primary way we work together if you’re not local to Lakewood or Centennial — the structure of your care is built around what makes sense for your situation.
Telehealth is a good fit if you’re traveling, living outside our immediate service area, or need a flexible option to stay connected to your program between in-person visits.
Sessions take place over video and typically involve reviewing your program, discussing progress, and observing relevant movements to make adjustments as needed.
You’ll typically leave the session with any updates to your program clearly outlined, similar to what you’d receive after an in-person visit.
For fully-remote patients, the first two sessions establish your history, goals, and a movement-based treatment plan. After that, ongoing check-ins continue on a set cadence to track progress and adjust your plan as needed.
For many patients, yes — a full plan can be built entirely through virtual sessions, starting with an initial conversation and movement video review, followed by ongoing check-ins. If your situation calls for hands-on treatment, we’ll talk through whether an in-person visit makes sense alongside your virtual care.
Just a device with video capability and enough space to be guided through relevant movements or exercises.
Yes. Many people use telehealth for program check-ins, progress review, or ongoing coaching even without an active injury.
Telehealth sessions are billed the same way as in-person visits, as a cash-pay service.
Keep your plan moving forward with a virtual session, even when in-person isn't an option.