Muscle Restoration Therapy in Fort Collins
Muscle Restoration Therapy helps Fort Collins clients understand what may be contributing to muscle pain, joint pain, limited movement, and recurring discomfort. Our team combines hands-on assessment with non-invasive treatment options to build a clear plan for comfort, mobility, and recovery.
3,000+ CLIENTS HELPED
25+ Years Serving Fort Collins
Locally Owned & Operated
Why Choose Muscle Restoration Therapy?
Pain can involve muscle function, joint stress, nerve sensitivity, movement habits, old injuries, and daily demands. MRT looks at how those factors work together before recommending care.
This evaluation-first approach helps the team choose treatments that fit the person instead of using one method for every symptom. When a broader local plan is needed, visitors can review our pain management services in Fort Collins.
Root-cause first
Functional muscle testing helps identify imbalances and compensation patterns that may be contributing to pain.
Multimodal & non-invasive
Your plan may combine hands-on muscle work, SoftWave, laser therapy, PEMF, spinal decompression, or other supportive therapies.
Personal plan & roadmap
You’ll understand what we found, why it matters, and what the next step in your care plan looks like.
Our Fort Collins clinic helps people with back pain, shoulder pain, knee pain, neck pain, foot pain, neuropathy symptoms, and other muscle or joint concerns.
Common Pain Conditions We Help With
Visitors can start with the concern that matches their symptoms, such as back pain relief, knee pain relief, SoftWave therapy, or Muscle Restoration Therapy. Explore the conditions we treat in Fort Collins.
Shoulder Pain Relief
Shoulder pain can interfere with sleep, work, lifting, exercise, and simple daily tasks. MRT looks at the muscle function and movement patterns that may be placing extra stress on the shoulder.
Learn About Shoulder Pain Relief
Back Pain Relief
Back pain may be connected to muscle imbalance, joint stress, posture, movement limitations, or compensation patterns. Our goal is to identify what is contributing to the problem and guide you toward a non-invasive plan for relief.
Knee Pain Relief
Knee pain can make stairs, walking, exercise, and everyday movement more difficult. MRT evaluates how the surrounding muscles and movement patterns may be affecting the knee.
Neck Pain Relief
Neck pain can affect driving, sleeping, working, and daily comfort. Our approach looks at the muscular and movement-related factors that may be contributing to stiffness, tension, or recurring discomfort.
Foot Pain Relief
Foot pain can affect balance, activity, and quality of life. MRT helps evaluate whether muscle function, movement patterns, or related issues may be contributing to ongoing foot or heel pain, including plantar fasciitis.
Neuropathy Relief
Nerve-related symptoms can affect comfort, balance, and activity. MRT offers non-invasive care options that may support circulation, tissue health, and symptom management.
Trusted by Fort Collins Patients
MRT has helped thousands of clients in Fort Collins and Northern Colorado take a more proactive approach to pain, movement, and recovery. Every care plan starts with understanding what is happening in your body, then choosing the right next step.
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Meet the team
Our Fort Collins team combines hands-on assessment, functional muscle testing, and non-invasive therapies to help clients better understand their pain and move with more confidence.
Mark Rise
Founder
Craig Brinkman
Licensed Massage Therapist
Jonah Otte
Office Manager
Meet Jonah
Aidan Hoke
SoftWave & Laser Technician
Treatment Options at MRT
MRT uses a combination of hands-on care and advanced non-invasive therapies to support pain relief, movement, and recovery. Your recommended treatment plan depends on your symptoms, testing results, and goals.
Muscle Restoration
Therapy
This treatment focuses on testing and addressing muscle dysfunction, identifying and treating the root cause of pain and discomfort to restore proper muscle function and improve overall well-being.
SoftWave
Acoustic-wave technology may be used to support tissue response, comfort, and movement when it fits the evaluation. Visit the SoftWave service page for details about the treatment and appointment process.
Pelvic Floor Therapy
Personalized care designed to improve pelvic muscle coordination, comfort, and everyday function. Treatment begins with an evaluation to identify contributing muscle imbalances and determine an appropriate care plan.
Class IV Laser
Therapy
At Muscle Restoration Therapy, we offer Class 4 Laser Therapy, a cuting-edge treatment designed to enhance your body’s natural healing processes. Our Class 4 laser is not for surgery or tissue destruction; they are specifically engineered to heal tissue and promote recovery.
Muscle Resistance
Training
Experience the power of isometric training and advanced muscle testing with our Muscle Resistance Training program, offering functional exercises, regular assessments, and better results with just one weekly session.
PEMF
Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy involves the application of electromagnetic fields to the body at specific frequencies and intensities. These pulses of energy mimic the body’s natural electromagnetic processes, helping to enhance cellular function and promote overall health.
ARRC-LED
Light Bed
Full-body LED light sessions are available as a supportive recovery and wellness option. Learn how red and near-infrared light are used on the dedicated service page.
Spinal Decompression
Spinal decompression using our Back On Trac system helps reduce disc pressure, relieve nerve irritation, and restore natural mobility — all without surgery or medication.
Mito2 – Intermittent Hypoxic-Hyperoxic Training
Muscle Restoration Therapy is proud to introduce Total Brain & Body O₂ Therapy, a science-backed, non-invasive system that supports healing, performance, and full-body recovery.
Muscle Restoration Therapy FAQs
What does a pain relief clinic in Fort Collins do?
A pain relief clinic helps identify what may be contributing to pain, limited movement, or recurring discomfort. At MRT, the focus is on evaluating muscle function, movement patterns, and non-invasive care options instead of simply masking symptoms.
How do I know which treatment is right for me?
The right treatment depends on your symptoms, history, goals, and how your body responds during evaluation. MRT may recommend a combination of therapies based on what is most appropriate for your situation.
What conditions does MRT help with?
MRT helps people with back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain, knee pain, foot and heel pain, neuropathy symptoms, plantar fasciitis, pelvic floor concerns, and other muscle or joint-related pain issues.
Does MRT prescribe medication or perform injections?
MRT focuses on non-invasive care options such as functional muscle work, SoftWave, laser therapy, PEMF, spinal decompression, and related therapies. If you need medication, imaging, or medical intervention, the team can help you understand when it may be appropriate to speak with a medical provider.
How long does pain relief take?
Every person responds differently. Some people notice changes within the first few visits, while others need a structured plan over several weeks depending on the severity, duration, and complexity of their symptoms.
Is MRT covered by insurance?
MRT operates as a cash-based clinic so care can be personalized without insurance limitations. Contact the clinic directly for current pricing, appointment options, and any documentation you may need.
How do I know if care at MRT is right for me?
MRT operates as a cash-based clinic so care can be personalized without insurance limitations. Contact the clinic directly for current pricing, appointment options, and any documentation you may need.
What happens during the first visit?
The first visit focuses on where symptoms show up, what aggravates them, and which non-invasive options may be appropriate. The team will explain the likely starting plan before care begins.
How many visits will I need?
The number of visits varies by condition, severity, goals, and how your body responds. MRT will help you understand what progress should look like after the first evaluation.
A pain relief clinic helps identify what may be contributing to pain, limited movement, or recurring discomfort. At MRT, the focus is on evaluating muscle function, movement patterns, and non-invasive care options instead of simply masking symptoms.
The right treatment depends on your symptoms, history, goals, and how your body responds during evaluation. MRT may recommend a combination of therapies based on what is most appropriate for your situation.
MRT helps people with back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain, knee pain, foot and heel pain, neuropathy symptoms, plantar fasciitis, pelvic floor concerns, and other muscle or joint-related pain issues.
MRT focuses on non-invasive care options such as functional muscle work, SoftWave, laser therapy, PEMF, spinal decompression, and related therapies. If you need medication, imaging, or medical intervention, the team can help you understand when it may be appropriate to speak with a medical provider.
Every person responds differently. Some people notice changes within the first few visits, while others need a structured plan over several weeks depending on the severity, duration, and complexity of their symptoms.
MRT operates as a cash-based clinic so care can be personalized without insurance limitations. Contact the clinic directly for current pricing, appointment options, and any documentation you may need.
MRT operates as a cash-based clinic so care can be personalized without insurance limitations. Contact the clinic directly for current pricing, appointment options, and any documentation you may need.
The first visit focuses on where symptoms show up, what aggravates them, and which non-invasive options may be appropriate. The team will explain the likely starting plan before care begins.
The number of visits varies by condition, severity, goals, and how your body responds. MRT will help you understand what progress should look like after the first evaluation.
A Different Way to Approach Pain
Pain often develops when muscles stop firing properly, compensation patterns build up, or the body starts relying on the wrong areas for support. Over time, this can create tension, weakness, restricted movement, and recurring discomfort.
MRT evaluates how your body is functioning as a whole. By identifying the muscles and movement patterns that may be contributing to pain, we can build a plan that supports better function instead of only chasing symptoms.
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How do we ease pain?
Our process starts with assessment. We look at range of motion, muscle function, compensation patterns, and the areas where your body may be under stress. From there, your care plan may include hands-on muscle work, functional retraining, SoftWave, laser therapy, PEMF, spinal decompression, or other non-invasive therapies.
The goal is to help your body move and function better, reduce unnecessary strain, and support longer-term progress through a plan that fits your needs.