What We Treat

Multiple sclerosis physical therapy in Denver.

We help you manage the physical challenges of MS with a personalized program that evolves with you, delivered directly to your home.

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Sound Familiar?

Does this sound like you or someone you love?

  • Balance or coordination that feels less reliable than it used to
  • Walking that takes more effort, or a gait that’s changed
  • Weakness in your legs or arms that comes and goes
  • Fatigue that cuts your day short
  • Stiffness or muscle tightness (spasticity) that limits how you move
  • Worry about falling, or a fall that’s already happened

Any of these on your list? An evaluation is the place to start.

Understanding MS

Symptoms change. Your therapy should too.

MS is a chronic, often unpredictable disease of the central nervous system that can affect muscle control, strength, balance, coordination, and overall mobility. Physical therapy plays a key role in addressing its diverse and changing symptoms.

Our therapists use research-backed interventions to promote function, increase independence, and enhance quality of life. As MS symptoms vary and progress over time, therapy evolves with you, supporting both short-term goals and long-term mobility.

Physical therapist guiding a woman walking between parallel bars

How We Help

Evidence-based techniques, tailored to you.

Each program is personalized to your needs and may include balance and coordination training, gait work, strengthening, fatigue management, flexibility and spasticity work, and fall prevention.

Focus Area

Balance

Balance & coordination.

Training that helps you stay steady and coordinated through everyday movement.

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Mobility

Walking & gait.

Gait work aimed at making walking safer, smoother, and less tiring.

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Energy

Strength & fatigue management.

Strengthening exercises paired with strategies to manage fatigue through your day.

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Safety

Flexibility & fall prevention.

Flexibility and spasticity work plus fall prevention and safety education.

Dr. Andrew is a PWR!Moves Certified Therapist through Parkinson’s Wellness Recovery, with additional training in vestibular rehabilitation and concussion management from the American Institute of Balance.

Dr. Andrew Bates, PT, DPT · Founder, ReNeu Physical Therapy and Performance

Related Conditions

Neurologic conditions often overlap.

Here’s what else we treat.

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Parkinson’s Disease

A progressive neurological condition affecting movement, balance, and coordination. PWR!Moves-based care, at home.

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Dizziness & Vestibular Dysfunction

Retraining the brain to compensate for inner ear dysfunction that causes dizziness, vertigo, and imbalance.

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Concussion

Structured, evidence-based recovery for the balance, vision, and coordination effects of a concussion or mTBI.

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Questions, Answered

What people ask before booking for MS care.

Yes. ReNeu is a mobile outpatient practice: every session happens at your home, workplace, or gym, anywhere in Denver and the west metro area. There’s no clinic to travel to.

Therapy adapts to where you are. Whether you’re in a relapse, a recovery phase, or a stable period, MS physical therapy helps you stay active, safe, and confident in your daily activities.

ReNeu is in-network with Medicare and Medicaid. We verify your benefits before your first visit.

Schedule Your Appointment

Ready when you are.

Request a time and Dr. Andrew calls you back personally. No phone tree. No ‘someone will reach out.’ Just a plan.

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A real person calls you back

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So we know who to look for when we arrive.

Service Area

We come to you.

ReNeu is a mobile practice: every visit happens at your home, workplace, or gym. There’s no clinic to drive to.

ReNeu Physical Therapy and Performance

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