Blue Sky Physical Therapy

These people are awesome. Hillary was great. In a matter of a few weeks she helped me walk again, climb steps, and more, without pain or discomfort.

Blue Sky offers Pilates classes taught by physical therapists. They are always watching and listening to their students in order to recommend corrections or possible modifications in an exercise. The clientele is very diverse (men and women, young and more mature). Humor is always present during class which makes for a very comfortable, non pretentious place to get stronger!

I had a wonderful experience doing my PT here with Mandy. She was very professional, and after a severe torn ligament and fractured ankle she was able to have me running again within 2 months. Great experience and I would highly recommend Mandy and Blue Sky for anyone’s physical therapy.

Blue Sky was recommended to me by a coworker and I am so glad I went! I had a humerus fracture and repair that left me unable to move my arm after surgery. Blue Sky got me back to full range of motion! I have worked with multiple PT’s over my 6 month time there and they are all fantastic. Their hours are very convenient, so I can go before or after work. Plus, they have a parking deck so you don’t have to search for street parking.
I highly recommend them for anyone in need of physical therapy!

I know alignments differ, but therapist could not provide any back pain relief in approximately eight visits. Changed Therapist to University of Colorado and therapist provided relief in three and had properly diagnosed (and clearly communicated problem) in one visit.
This is not a review about CU. Rather, BlueSky lacked the expertise and equipment to properly diagnose and provide relief for «my» pain. BlueSky seemed continually perplexed about my problem and pain.
Not all PT is the same. If you’re not comfortable with your PT or progress, go somewhere else.

Who has a knotty neck and three herniated discs in their lower back?
Me!
Who was hit by a Honda?
Me!
Who called upon Blue Sky for their physical therapy needs?
Me!
Who would recommend them to fellow pain sufferers?
Me!
I saw Karen on a weekly basis for a couple months this past winter and spring for therapy on my lower back. She was great — attentive, understanding and communicative with my doctor, which I really appreciated.
I know they’re busy, so I recommend scheduling a block of your appointments in advance, but I never had an issue being seen and the front desk is helpful by calling to remind you of your appointment a day in advance.
If you’re in pain, give them a try. I know I don’t regret it.

This is not review of the physical therapist herself (Jodi was professional and courteous during every visit), but of Blue Sky’s management/​ownership.
I went to Blue Sky for physical therapy, starting in March of this year. At my first visit, I showed my insurance card and was told my copay will be $ 15. Almost two months after my first visit, I get a bill that states I should’ve paid a $ 30 copay and I now owe $ 120.
I called Blue Sky to find out what’s going on and was basically told my insurance company screwed up by telling them my copay is $ 15 when they called the insurance. Turns out the insurance company tells me that nobody from Blue Sky ever spoke to a representative personally. Their phone sytem only showed that somebody just listened to an automated announcement, which clearly states what the copays are for primary care or specialists, but nobody ever spoke to a representative.
Back to Blue Sky to settle the bill. The office manager tells me again that the insurance company screwed up, but this time I called her out on it, explaining what the insurance company told me about the automated announcement. The office manager then decides to change her story and tells me the automic announcement actually quoted physical therapy sessions at the $ 15 rate. I’m confused… didn’t they just tell me they actually spoke to somebody from the insurance company personally? Even more confusing is that the insurance company’s announcement only quotes primary care or specialist… doesn’t even mention physical therapy. After all this, I just can’t take the b.s. anymore and ask her flat-​out, «so did somebody here drop the ball and maybe not listen to the automated announcement thoroughly?»
Finally, the office manager replies that maybe somebody didn’t hear it correctly. Thanks, why not just say that in the first place and save me the run-​around.
Bottom line is… don’t lie to your patients and try to place blame on somebody else if you screw up. Not exactly an honest way of doing business, in my humble opinion. Just have the decency to admit somebody in your office simply made a mistake and let’s move on.
The best part… one of the Blue Sky owners was standing there the whole time and listened to my conversation with the office manager. But she conveniently decided to introduce herself AFTER I paid the bill and I’m about to walk out the door, just to reiterate that «insurance is complicated.» Great… thanks for that piece of information. Apparently, taking responsibility is «complicated» as well…

Simply put. I’ve gone to three different physical therapists in the Denver area in the last three years and Blue Sky is BY FAR the best group of physical therapists that i have experienced.
Jenn and Jodi are awesome! Jodi has worked with me on treatment and has a great attitude when it comes to my inability to do a lunge correctly. Jenn works with me on pilates and also has patience when I can’t do ANY of the movements correctly.
Even with my inability to follow simple instructions, Blue Sky has nursed me back to health in a couple months with excellent, individualized, professional care. They also offer individual ($ 75) and group ($ 30) pilates classes for those of you not needing additional treatment. Signup is online, quick and easy. Space is limited.

This is a great place to go for your pt or pilates needs. super friendly front office staff, and awesome therapists. hillary helped me fix my busted up leg in such a short period of time, it was quite a relief.
the office is up some stairs, and parking can be kind of wierd, but it is worth the effort.

Jenn at Blue Sky is great! She really helped with my recovery and gives individualized attention. Bonus: I got to learn some basic pilates on the reformer as part of therapy! Absolutely suggest this place if you need to recover — they listen and suggest alternatives, even if it means you have to go to a different place to get treatment. They are wonderful here!

This place is run by three ladies that are extremely nice. What I LOVE about this place is there are no assistants. Each PT session is one-​on-​one with an actual PT. Not an assistant following a PT’s orders and telling you what exercises to do. They also have four pilates machines (they offer pilates classes as well) and PT patients get to use them in their rehab. They also have an on-​site Massage Therapist. Pretty great place!