Denver > Superior CO
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QC Kinetix is dedicated to helping patients recover from injuries and surgeries by offering non-surgical regenerative medicine in Louisville and Superior, designed to support joint function and mobility. Our treatments target the source of pain in joints, ligaments, and tendons without relying on invasive procedures.
We treat joint pain related to arthritis, sports injuries, and age-related wear. Patients throughout Louisville, Superior, and the greater Boulder County area turn to our regenerative medicine treatments for faster recovery and a return to the activities they love.
Regenerative medicine focuses on the body’s natural ability to heal itself. With PRP and cellular therapies, we help patients recover through minimally invasive procedures, avoiding the scarring, risks, and lengthy downtime that come with surgery.
Living near the Flatirons and Front Range means most of our patients are no strangers to skiing, mountain biking, and trail running. Knee injuries are among the most common conditions we treat, and many patients come to us specifically to explore non-surgical options before committing to an operation.
Nicole Huntress, MD is a board-certified primary care sports medicine physician and QC Medical Director for Colorado. She specializes in musculoskeletal care, regenerative medicine, orthobiologics, ultrasound-guided treatments, joint injections, and bone marrow procedures. Huntress earned her medical degree from the Medical University of Ohio in 2008, completed her residency at Greenville Hospital System, and went on to complete a fellowship at Steadman Hawkins. With experience spanning hospital, emergency, and outpatient settings, she has been practicing as a primary sports medicine physician since 2012. Huntress is passionate about helping patients stay active and healthy, believes surgery should be a last resort, and prioritizes improving each patient’s overall quality of life. Outside of work, she enjoys running, skiing, and spending time outdoors with her husband, sons, and their dog.
Alisha Walker, M.M.Sc., PA-C, is a Physician Assistant at QC Kinetix with a diverse clinical background in functional medicine, family medicine, urgent care, pain management, rheumatology, and emergency medicine. She graduated with a Master of Medical Science degree from Nova Southeastern University in 2008.
Alisha specializes in treating conditions such as osteoarthritis, degenerative joint disease, bursitis, and tendonitis, with a focus on regenerative, non-surgical treatment options designed to support the body’s natural healing process. Her broad experience allows her to take a comprehensive, patient-centered approach to care.
She is passionate about helping patients better understand their conditions and treatment options, empowering them to take an active role in their healing journey. Alisha’s goal is to reduce pain, restore function, and help each patient return to the activities they enjoy—without surgery.
Kelly Phillips, M.Sc.PAS, brings more than 20 years of experience in orthopedics and trauma care to the QC Kinetix Colorado medical team. She earned her master’s degree in Physician Assistant Studies from Beckley University and completed an orthopedic fellowship following graduation. Before recently relocating to Colorado, Kelly spent her first 10 years practicing in NE Tennessee and Raleigh, NC. She has spent the last 10 years practicing in Atlanta, where she also worked with the QC Kinetix team.
Kelly is passionate about helping people find relief from pain so they can return to the activities they enjoy and live fuller, more active lives. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her family, hiking, biking, traveling, exploring new places, and volunteering in her community.
If you have any of these symptoms, you may be a candidate for PRP, cellular therapies, or other regenerative medicine options at QC Kinetix. Patients from Louisville, Superior, Broomfield, and Lafayette choose our Health Park Drive clinic as a first step before pursuing surgery.
Any of these symptoms may make it difficult for you to complete everyday tasks or do the activities you love. You’re not alone. One in two Americans struggles with some form of musculoskeletal condition. If you identify with these symptoms, it might be time to seek assistance from a qualified pain treatment provider.
Our medical team at QC Kinetix Superior is more than happy to answer your concerns.
Limited Joint Mobility
Limited due to degeneration of the joint, causing decreased movement.
Weakness
A lack of strength in an affected area. Difficulty moving or supporting weight.
Soreness & Discomfort
Symptoms vary from dull aches to soreness to severe discomfort and sharp pain.
Redness and Warmth
Symptoms vary based on the person and the injury but often include redness, warmth, and swelling caused by inflammation.
Noisy Joints
Grinding, clicking, or popping sensations during movement, potentially accompanied by pain or stiffness.
Swelling and Stiffness
Overexertion of joints can cause microtears and inflammation which leads to joints feeling stiff.
FAQs About Our Clinic
There is no single price. Your cost depends on the area treated, the treatments recommended, and the number of visits in your plan, and your provider reviews it with you after a consultation and exam. Treatments are typically paid out of pocket, and payment plans are available at our Superior clinic. Individual results vary.
Yes, financing is available with approved credit through Cherry, a third-party provider, and you can prequalify online before your first visit. Using a health savings account (HSA) or flexible spending account (FSA) depends on your plan’s rules, so check with your administrator first. The lender determines approval, rates, and terms, which vary by applicant. Our team can go over your options at your consultation.
Generally not. Regenerative medicine treatments such as PRP and BMAC are typically paid out of pocket, and most commercial plans and Medicare do not cover them, often because they are considered elective or still under study. Because plans vary, we suggest asking your insurer. We can also explain costs at your consultation.
Your provider decides after reviewing the area treated, your pain, your goals, and your health history, so plans are individualized. People respond differently, and we cannot promise a timeline or a specific outcome. Individual results vary.
Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) concentrates the platelets, which contain growth factors, from a small sample of your blood and is injected into the area where you feel pain. BMAC (bone marrow aspirate concentrate) is collected from your own bone marrow and contains living cells, growth factors, and proteins that may help decrease inflammation and support joint and soft tissue health. Both are minimally invasive and non-surgical. Your provider recommends one, or a combination, after your consultation. Individual results vary.
Treatment involves an injection, and some patients feel temporary soreness, swelling, or bruising at the site. Guidance on returning to activity is individualized, so your provider will explain what to expect for your plan, and we cannot give one timeline for everyone. Your provider also reviews your medical history first to confirm treatment may be appropriate. Individual results vary.
QC Kinetix addresses the pain associated with back conditions, not the conditions themselves. PRP and BMAC are designed to target the source of pain and support the body’s natural healing processes. Whether treatment may be appropriate depends on what is causing your pain, and your provider decides after reviewing your history and exam. Individual results vary.
Patients need to be 18 or older. Otherwise, your provider looks at your overall health and what is causing your pain. Treatment is not right for everyone and may not be appropriate during pregnancy or nursing, with active cancer or a compromised immune system, during chemotherapy or radiation, with kidney failure requiring dialysis, or for pain associated with a total joint replacement. If you have questions, call us before booking.
Regenerative medicine does not have a single success rate, and results differ from person to person. QC Kinetix tracks patient-reported outcomes through DataBiologics, an independent outcomes tracking platform. Among patients reporting, the average Outcome Success Index (OSI), a patient-reported composite score, was 3.95 out of 5.0 at 6 months (n=1,857) and 3.99 out of 5.0 at 2 years (n=243). At 2 years, patients reported an average 1.8-point reduction in pain on a 10-point scale (n=243), approaching the commonly accepted threshold for a clinically meaningful reduction. The 2-year results reflect patients who continued reporting, not all treated patients. These scores are not a success rate or a measure of treatment effectiveness. Individual results vary. Outcomes are based on patient-reported assessments and observational clinical registry data.
Yes. Our clinic is at 80 Health Park Drive, Suite 230, Louisville, CO 80027, and we welcome patients from Louisville, Superior, Lafayette, Broomfield, Boulder County, and the surrounding Front Range communities. Call or request an appointment online to book.
It is a consultation with one of our highly trained doctors. You discuss your pain, history, and goals, whether that is hiking near the Flatirons, cycling, or skiing. Bring imaging such as an MRI or X-ray and any notes from other providers so we can avoid repeating tests. We also welcome second opinions. You will review treatment options and costs so you can decide with the full picture. Call our clinic or request an appointment online.
Individual results may vary. The statements made by the endorsers reflect their personal experience and are not a guarantee of specific outcomes.
Individual results may vary. The statements made by the endorsers reflect their personal experience and are not a guarantee of specific outcomes.
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