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Your Trusted Partner for Physical Therapy in Littleton, CO
Functional Performance Center has been dedicated to enhancing the well-being of individuals in the Denver Metro Area since 2012. Our expansion to Aurora in 2019 reflects our commitment to providing accessible, high-quality care. Our team of doctoral-trained physical therapists specializes in personalized treatment plans, combining manual therapy, spinal manipulation, and evidence-based techniques to address conditions like back pain, vertigo, and sports injuries. With a focus on one-on-one care, we prioritize patient education and functional improvement to empower long-term recovery. Our clinicians hold advanced certifications in areas such as trigger point dry needling and vestibular rehabilitation, ensuring expertise across diverse therapeutic needs.

We maintain flexible scheduling, including early morning and Saturday appointments, to accommodate busy lifestyles. Transparent pricing options, including competitive cash-pay rates, ensure financial accessibility without compromising care quality. Patient testimonials consistently highlight our compassionate approach and measurable outcomes, reinforcing our reputation as a trusted healthcare provider in the community.
Services
Manual Therapy Dry Needling Vertigo Treatment Sports Injury Rehab Spinal Decompression Post-Surgical Rehab Balance Rehabilitation Cupping Therapy Functional Movement Screen Geriatric Physical Therapy
Highlights and features
  • We offer one-on-one treatment with doctoral-trained physical therapists.
  • Our therapists specialize in manual therapy and trigger point dry needling.
  • We provide flexible payment options including cash pay rates.
  • Convenient locations in Littleton and Aurora, CO.
  • Personalized treatment plans tailored to individual needs.
What people say
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Services
Manual Therapy
Manual therapy involves skilled hands-on techniques to mobilize joints, soft tissues, and muscles, reducing pain and improving mobility. Our therapists use this approach to treat conditions like back pain, neck stiffness, and sports injuries. Patients benefit from personalized sessions that integrate education on posture and movement to prevent recurrence.
Trigger Point Dry Needling
Trigger point dry needling targets muscle knots and tension using thin needles to relieve pain and restore function. This technique is effective for chronic pain, headaches, and sports-related injuries. Our certified therapists combine it with exercise programs to enhance recovery and long-term muscle health.
Vestibular Rehabilitation
Vestibular rehabilitation addresses dizziness, vertigo, and balance disorders through customized exercises and manual techniques. Our specialists use evidence-based protocols to improve stability and reduce fall risks. Patients receive home exercise plans to reinforce progress between sessions.
Sports Injury Rehab
Sports injury rehabilitation focuses on restoring strength, flexibility, and performance after athletic injuries. Our therapists design sport-specific programs to accelerate recovery from sprains, fractures, or post-surgical conditions. Emphasis is placed on injury prevention and functional movement training.
Post-Surgical Rehab
Post-surgical rehabilitation helps patients regain mobility and strength after procedures like joint replacements or ligament repairs. We collaborate with surgeons to follow personalized protocols, ensuring safe progression through each recovery phase. Education on wound care and activity modification supports optimal healing.
People
John DeSiato
Chief Operations Officer
John DeSiato oversees operations at Functional Performance Center, ensuring high standards of patient care and clinic efficiency. With a Master's in Physical Therapy, he combines clinical expertise with administrative leadership to drive organizational growth.
Rebecca Rosenborough
Clinic Director - Littleton
Dr. Rebecca Rosenborough specializes in vestibular rehabilitation and integrative dry needling at the Littleton location. Her patient-centered approach focuses on resolving complex movement impairments through advanced manual therapy techniques and tailored exercise programs.
Spenser Lynass
Physical Therapist
Spenser Lynass provides expert physical therapy with certifications in dry needling and spinal manipulation. He emphasizes functional movement analysis to address chronic pain and sports injuries, helping patients return to active lifestyles.
Hannah Templin
Physical Therapist
Dr. Hannah Templin delivers comprehensive care for orthopedic and neurological conditions. Her treatment philosophy integrates manual therapy, therapeutic exercise, and patient education to maximize functional independence and quality of life.
Laura Kristianson
Patient Care Coordinator
Laura Kristianson manages patient scheduling and administrative operations, ensuring seamless access to care. Her role focuses on enhancing patient experience through efficient communication and support throughout the treatment process.
Questions
How do I get started with physical therapy?
A physician referral is typically required. Contact our office to schedule an appointment if you're self-referred or need assistance verifying insurance coverage.
What should I expect at my first visit?
Your initial 60-minute session includes a comprehensive evaluation, diagnosis, and personalized treatment plan development with your therapist.
How much will each visit cost?
Costs vary by insurance coverage. We verify benefits beforehand; cash-pay rates are $165 for evaluations and $85 for follow-ups.
Do you offer weekend appointments?
Yes, we provide Saturday morning sessions at our Littleton location to accommodate busy schedules.
Is there a therapist who specializes in my condition?
All therapists hold advanced certifications. Contact us to discuss your specific needs and ensure proper therapist matching.
What should I wear to therapy sessions?
Wear comfortable clothing that allows access to the treated area, such as shorts for leg injuries or loose shirts for shoulder issues.