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Conditions We Evaluate

Find Where It Hurts.

Persistent pain can come from muscle, tendon, fascia, joint, nerve, or other structures. Start with the area that's bothering you. We determine what's actually involved during the exam.

Neck & Spine

  • Low back

    Chronic Low Back Pain

    Persistent low back pain may involve muscle, fascia, spinal joints, or nerve factors.

  • Neck

    Neck Pain & Tension Headaches

    Persistent neck pain and tension-type headaches can involve muscle, cervical joints, or nerve factors.

  • Ribs & mid-back

    Rib, Thoracic & Intercostal Pain

    Rib and chest-wall pain may involve intercostal muscle, rib joints, cartilage, or thoracic referral.

  • Jaw

    TMJ, Jaw & Masseter Pain

    Jaw pain may involve the joint, the chewing muscles, or referral from the neck.

  • Low back & leg

    Sciatica & Nerve Entrapment

    Leg symptoms may come from a lumbar nerve root or from the sciatic nerve in the deep gluteal region.

Shoulder & Arm

Hip & Pelvis

Knee

  • Knee

    Knee Pain & Osteoarthritis

    Persistent knee pain and stiffness may involve the joint and the surrounding soft tissue.

  • Front of knee

    Patellar Tendinopathy

    Front-of-knee pain with jumping, squatting, or running may involve the patellar tendon.

Foot & Ankle

  • Achilles

    Achilles Tendinopathy

    Insertional and midportion Achilles pain, including persistent loading-related symptoms.

  • Heel

    Plantar Fasciitis & Heel Pain

    Lingering heel pain that commonly involves the plantar fascia.

  • Inner ankle

    Posterior Tibial Tendinopathy

    Inner ankle and arch pain that may involve the posterior tibial tendon.

  • Outer ankle

    Peroneal Tendinopathy

    Outer ankle pain that may involve the peroneal tendons, including tears or instability.

  • Front of ankle

    Tibialis Anterior Tendinopathy

    Front-of-ankle pain that may involve the tibialis anterior tendon or joint impingement.

  • Calf

    Chronic Calf Pain & Muscle Injury

    Persistent or recurring calf pain may involve the soleus, gastrocnemius, Achilles, or nerve tissue.

  • Forefoot

    Forefoot Pain, Metatarsalgia & Morton's Neuroma

    Ball-of-foot pain may involve an interdigital nerve, the plantar plate, or the toe joints.

  • Ankle

    Chronic Ankle Pain, Sprain & Impingement

    Ongoing ankle pain after a sprain may involve the ligaments, instability, or impingement.

More Than One Area

  • Tendons

    Chronic Tendinopathy

    Long-standing tendon pain can involve degenerative tendon change, not just inflammation.

Muscle and fascia adhesion is one finding we examine for. Pain may also involve tendon, joint, nerve, or other structures, and the exam determines what is clinically relevant. What is muscle & fascia adhesion?

Start With the Exam

Not sure what your diagnosis is?

You don't need to know before you come in. We examine the area, identify the structures involved, and determine whether treatment at Novo makes sense.

$270 comprehensive exam · No treatment on the first visit

Questions? Call 720.502.6468

6059 S. Quebec St., Suite 203 Centennial, CO 80111
Tue & Thu 12–5pm Wed & Fri 6:30–11am

Exam-first care for muscle, tendon, fascia, and joint pain in the Denver Tech Center.

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