Work Injury Rehabilitation in Aurora
Workplace injuries can be painful, stressful, and complicated. At Colorado Injury Treatment Center, we make the process simple. Our team handles the coordination with your workers' compensation adjuster and employer so you can focus on healing and getting back to work safely.
We treat a wide range of on-the-job injuries including back strains, repetitive motion injuries, lifting injuries, slips and falls, and construction-related injuries. Our combined PT + chiropractic approach means faster recovery times.
Types of Work Injuries We Treat
For Employers
We partner with employers to create return-to-work programs that get your team members back safely and efficiently. Our clinic is compliant with Colorado Division of Workers' Compensation (DOWC) requirements.
- Customized return-to-work programs
- Regular progress reports to adjusters
- DOWC-compliant documentation
- Same-week intake for injured employees
For Injured Workers
Colorado injured workers may have options when selecting a physical therapy provider, depending on their claim and employer policy. Here's a common way patients get started with us:
- Report your workplace injury to your employer as soon as possible
- Ask if you can list Colorado Injury Treatment Center as your preferred provider
- Call us at (303) 472-2041 — we'll help coordinate with your adjuster
Note: Workers' compensation rules vary by claim. For guidance on your specific rights, consult a workers' comp attorney or the Colorado Division of Workers' Compensation (DOWC).
The Workers' Comp Process
Claim Intake
Evaluation
Treatment Plan
Progress Notes
Return to Work
Workers' Comp FAQs
Can I choose my own physical therapist for workers' comp in Colorado?
In many cases, injured workers have some ability to request a preferred provider, depending on the claim. We encourage you to ask your adjuster or employer about your options. For specific questions about your rights under Colorado workers' comp law, contact the Colorado Division of Workers' Compensation (DOWC) at (303) 318-8700 or speak with a workers' comp attorney.
Will I be billed for workers' comp physical therapy?
No. Workers' compensation covers the cost of your treatment. You should not receive a bill for authorized treatment.
How long will workers' comp PT take?
Treatment duration depends on your injury. Most cases involve 4–12 weeks of therapy. We provide regular progress updates to your adjuster.
How does workers' comp physical therapy work in Colorado?
After your injury is reported and a claim is filed, your employer's insurance authorizes treatment. We handle intake, coordinate with the adjuster, treat your injury, and provide return-to-work clearance.