Pain is holding you back. Let’s fix the cause.

We treat neck pain, back pain, disc injuries, sciatica, headaches, whiplash and other car accident injuries, sports injuries, and shoulder, elbow, wrist, hip, knee, ankle, and foot pain. If you are not sure whether we can help, call us and we will tell you honestly.

Yes. Car accident care is one of our specialties. Dr. Meghan Jeske, DC, together with Dr. Macauley Mackintosh, DC, provides evidence-based, patient-centered care for whiplash, back and disc injuries, and delayed symptoms that show up days after a crash. Dr. Mackintosh has extensive experience with car accident trauma.

The clinic is led by Dr. Meghan Jeske, DC and Dr. Macauley Mackintosh, DC. Dr. Jeske is a Colorado native with a Doctor of Chiropractic, Summa Cum Laude, from Life University and provides evidence-based care for car accident recovery, injuries, and pregnancy and perinatal patients. Dr. Mackintosh is a conservative spine specialist with extensive training at UBNS, a neurosurgery center in Buffalo, New York, and has treated thousands of patients, including UFC fighters and professional athletes.

Many accident patients use MedPay, auto insurance, or a Colorado health-care provider lien, so care can be paid from the accident claim. Our team explains your options before treatment starts.

For most care outside of car accidents we are a direct-pay practice, and we review fees with you up front. For accident-related care, see the payment options above.

No. You can book directly with us online or by phone, without a referral from another doctor.

Often, yes. Sciatica usually comes from an irritated nerve in the low back. We use adjustments, flexion-distraction, spinal decompression, and targeted exercise to take pressure off the nerve and rebuild support around the spine.

Many headaches start in the neck and upper back. Treating joint stiffness and muscle tension there can reduce how often headaches happen and how strong they are.

Focused shockwave therapy uses sound waves to help stubborn tissue heal. We use it for tendon pain, plantar fasciitis, shoulder and elbow problems, and slow-healing soft tissue injuries, including after car accidents.

Dry needling uses very thin needles in tight muscle knots to relax them and reduce pain. It is not acupuncture. It works well alongside adjustments and exercise.

Yes. Our team includes physical therapy, so your rehab, strength work, and chiropractic care happen in one place with one plan.

Yes. Dr. Macauley Mackintosh, DC has treated UFC fighters and professional athletes, and Dr. Meghan Jeske, DC has a background in health and exercise science and helps athletes recover from injury, fix the movement problems behind recurring pain, and get back to training safely.

Most patients find adjustments comfortable. You may feel mild soreness for a day or two, like after a workout. We always explain what we are doing and adjust our approach to what you are comfortable with.

We start by listening to your story, then do a movement, orthopedic, and neurological exam. We explain what we found, give you a clear plan, and begin treatment the same day when it is appropriate.

It depends on the injury and how long you have had it. Many people feel a difference within a few visits, while chronic problems and accident injuries often take several weeks of consistent care. We set clear goals and check progress along the way.

We are at 130 Rampart Way, Suite 110, Denver, CO 80230, in the Lowry neighborhood, close to East Denver and western Aurora.