The Collision Care Clinic · Loveland
Massage therapy in Loveland, Colorado
Learn when to discuss massage after a car accident, what a session involves, and why assessment comes first.
Tell your clinician what has changed
You do not have to choose a massage technique yourself. Tell your clinician where you hurt and what has changed since the collision.
Know what a session involves
Massage involves hands-on work with muscles and other soft tissues. A session chosen for relaxation and one planned around a medical concern may use overlapping techniques. The useful distinction is the goal, the precautions, and how the treatment will be reviewed.
Agree on what to track
If massage is included, agree on what to track. Tell your care team about changes in pain and daily tasks, such as dressing or turning your head. Ask how those changes will inform the next treatment decision.
How care is arranged
Plan your visit
- Where
- At the Loveland clinic
- Who directs it
- Your treating physician
- Availability
- Patients are usually seen the same week. Walk-ins are welcome.
- Find the building
- We share the Points West Bank building at 295 E 29th St, in the Orchards area. UCHealth and Applebee's are in the same complex.
- Transit
- COLT Route 1 serves HWY 287 & 29TH ST. and the Orchards stops. Check the current timetable when planning your visit.
- Parking
- Clinic parking is free.
- Find the suite
- The clinic occupies the west suite. Look for Suite 130. This is the US 287 and 29th Street area, about four miles west of I-25.
- Health Images
- The Fort Collins location at 2236 E Harmony Rd is about 15 minutes from our Loveland clinic. The Greeley location at 5124 W 20th St is about 36 minutes away.
- Planning the trip
- Drive times are approximate free-flow estimates. Traffic and your starting point can change the trip.
Cost and payment arrangements
We bill the auto claim instead of health insurance, the way a body shop bills for the car. This model gives our physicians and therapists time for your injury and thorough visit documentation.
A little clarity before your first call