Infant & Pediatric Physical Therapy Services in Denver — In-Home, Clinic & Virtual
Is Infant & Pediatric Physical Therapy Right for Your Child?
Parents often come to us with questions like:
“My baby isn’t rolling, crawling, or sitting yet — should I be worried?”
“My toddler is clumsy, stiff, or struggling to keep up with peers.”
“My child seems uncomfortable or avoids certain movements.”
“We’ve been told to get PT for torticollis or a flat spot — where do we start?”
“Could gentle bodywork help my baby relax, move better, or feel more at ease?”
If any of these sound familiar, you’re in the right place.
At Movevery, Dr. Nicole provides all evaluations, all sessions, and all follow-up support herself, ensuring your child gets the consistency, connection, and expert care they deserve — from newborn through early childhood.
Supporting Your Child’s Movement, Growth, and Confidence
At Movevery, Dr. Nicole provides play-based, child-led physical therapy to support babies, toddlers, and young children through every developmental milestone. With one dedicated clinician, your family receives consistent, personalized care from start to finish.
Whether in the clinic, at home, or online, Dr. Nicole makes therapy simple, flexible, and stress-free for your family.
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Motor Milestone Assistance
Supporting rolling, sitting, crawling, standing, and walking with confidence.
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Manual Therapy & Bodywork
Gentle, hands-on techniques to release tension and improve mobility.
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Torticollis & Head Shape Support
Targeted treatment for torticollis and plagiocephaly with stretching and positioning strategies.
What Is Concierge Holistic Pediatric Physical Therapy?
Having a concierge physical therapist means a dedicated expert can assist you whenever needed. Being out-of-network with insurance companies allows the Movevery team to take the time to be accessible to their patients and provide high-quality care without third-party payers dictating when, how, and what type of treatment your infant or child needs. Treatment is convenient, as it takes place in your home or setting of choice, including daycares, private schools, playgrounds, and more!
We strive to schedule you within a few weeks. You won’t have to wait for insurance authorizations and approvals to initiate care, ensuring your child gets the help they need when they need it. This means that you pay out of pocket for each visit. See below for information on reimbursement.
Pediatric Physical Therapy & Bodywork Services
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In-Home Pediatric Physical Therapy
Ideal for newborns and young infants receiving manual therapy for body tension, torticollis, reflux, or feeding challenges — observing your baby in their natural environment gives Dr. Nicole the most complete picture of how they move, feed, and settle throughout the day.
Perfect for families who:
Prefer therapy in a familiar environment
Have newborns or infants just starting milestones
Want to integrate therapy into daily routines
Need convenience + comfort
What’s included:
A PT comes to your home
Real-life movement practice (stairs, play,etc)
Personalized home set-up and positioning guidance
Parent and caregiver training
Available in Aurora, Centennial, Englewood, Lakewood, Edgewater, Thornton, Westminster, Arvada, Greenwood Village, Golden, Wheat Ridge, and surrounding Denver metro communities. Additional travel fee for outside 30 minute travel radius.
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Virtual Pediatric Physical Therapy (Colorado)
A strong option for milestone check-ins, torticollis home program support, and ongoing coaching between in-person visits — accessible no matter where you live in Colorado. Ideal for coaching-heavy care or follow-ups, all from the comfort of your home.
Great for:
Parents seeking expert guidance without travel
Families needing flexible scheduling
Check-ins or ongoing milestone support
Coaching to confidently support your child at home
What’s included:
Live 1:1 video sessions
Demonstrations using your home environment
Video examples, feedback, and tailored plans
Follow-up communication
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Clinic-Based Pediatric Physical Therapy
Well-suited for hands-on manual therapy treatment of torticollis, plagiocephaly, body tension, and feeding-related challenges — conditions that benefit from Dr. Nicole's full range of specialized equipment and a calm, focused environment.
Best for families who want:
Access to specialized equipment
A distraction-free setting
A consistent therapy routine
Guidance on strengthening, mobility, and coordination
What’s included:
1:1 sessions with a pediatric physical therapist
Play-based strengthening and mobility
Parent coaching & home strategies
Ongoing progress tracking
Clear and simple pricing—Here’s what to expect:
Not sure what your little one needs? Book a complimentary call and we'll figure it out together.
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$200
Our clients begin their journey at Movevery with a 60-minute initial evaluation. This session includes a comprehensive systems review and an assessment of your child's functional abilities including age-appropriate mobility skills, posture, balance & coordination, flexibility, strength, quality of movements, motor planning, and gait as applicable. We’ll thoroughly discuss your child’s history, review concerns and challenges, and set goals for therapy. From there, we will determine the needs of your family and child and create an actionable follow-up care plan if physical therapy treatment is appropriate. Parents and guardians will always leave the session with practical activities to incorporate into their child’s daily routine. Lastly, we identify and provide referrals outside the scope of physical therapy practice if needed. -
$175
After the initial evaluation, we may recommend follow-up sessions as part of your child’s treatment plan. These sessions, lasting up to 60 minutes, are tailored to your child’s needs and designed to help improve their mobility, release body tension, achieve gross motor goals, enhance physical function, and improve their quality of life and independence. All sessions incorporate age-appropriate activities to enhance strength, balance, coordination, motor planning, and more. They also include a variety of modalities, including the Gillespie Approach Craniosacral Fascial Therapy (CFT), Total Motion Release (TMR) Tots, and infant massage. Strategies and guidance are provided to help set up your child’s environment for optimal skill development. Parent and guardian coaching and education are always included. After each session, you will receive detailed updated activities and recommendations to support your child’s progress. -
The cost of sessions is the same as in-clinic support, plus $20 to cover travel time and gas expenses.
In-home Evaluations $220
In-home Follow-ups $195 -
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DISCLAIMER:
Movevery is cash pay and out-of-network with all insurances. Upon request, we’ll provide you with a superbill so you can submit it to insurance for out-of-network reimbursement. Out-of-state virtual services are not reimbursable. Payment is due in full in advance of service.
Ready to Support Your Infant and Child’s Development? Movevery is here for you at every age
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0-3 months
+ Dislikes tummy time (cries instantly) or avoids it completely
+ Body feels stiff (tension) or very floppy
+ Difficulty feeding from one side
+ Preference to look in one direction (torticollis)
+ Head flattening or head shape concerns
+ Difficulty calming (can’t be soothed easily)
+ Moving one side of body more than the other
+ Frequent spit ups, reflux or digestive concerns
+ Early play & development support
+ Difficulty bringing hands to mouth
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4-7 months
+ Not rolling or only rolls in one direction
+ Dislikes laying on back or belly
+ Not exploring toys with both hands
+ Unable to bring hands to feet
+ Difficulty holding head upright in sitting or sitting with support
+ W-sitting is preferred position to sit
+ Very stiff (tension) or very floppy
+ Head flattening or head shape concerns
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8-12 months
Babies become busy movers during this stage, learning to sit, crawl, and pull to stand. Movevery can help if your baby:
+ Is not sitting independently
+ Consistently sits in a “W” position
+ Is not crawling on hands and knees, or only scoots on one side or with one leg forward
+ Avoids certain positions like sitting, kneeling, or side sitting
+ Shows weakness or tightness in muscles
+ Has delayed movement milestones
+ Is not placing weight into their legs
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12–36 Months
Toddlers refine their gross motor skills through walking, climbing, and jumping. Movevery can help if your child:
+ Shows gross motor delays
+ Appears weak or overly tight in muscles
+ Uses one leg consistently to go up or down stairs
+ Trips or falls frequently
+ Has flat feet affecting balance and play
+ Struggles with jumping or climbing
Frequently Asked Questions
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Your child's evaluation is a comprehensive, 60-minute play-based assessment designed to give you a complete picture of how your baby is moving and developing. Dr. Nicole will assess motor development, muscle tone, strength, and range of motion — observing how your baby moves, plays, and progresses through developmental milestones. She'll also ask about your pregnancy, delivery, and what you've been noticing at home.
By the end of your first visit, you'll leave with a clear understanding of your child's needs and an individualized plan of care — whether your child is coming in for torticollis, motor delays, difficulty with tummy time, or any other developmental concern.
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Every child is different, and the number of sessions truly depends on your baby, their specific condition, and when treatment begins. Early intervention consistently leads to shorter, more effective treatment.
For torticollis as an example: when physical therapy begins before 1 month of age, treatment often lasts just 6–8 weeks. Waiting until 6 months or later can mean 9–10 months of therapy with slower progress. For other conditions — motor delays, low muscle tone, developmental asymmetry — Dr. Nicole will outline a realistic timeline at your evaluation based on your child's specific presentation.
The earlier you start, the more efficiently we can support your child's development.
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Yes — and early treatment makes a significant difference. Many parents are told torticollis will resolve on its own, or are given a few neck stretches to try at home. While some babies do improve naturally, others continue to compensate in ways that affect their alignment, comfort, and development over time.
According to the 2024 Clinical Practice Guidelines for Congenital Muscular Torticollis from the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA), all newborns should be screened for torticollis within the first 2–3 days of life. Was your baby screened for cervical range of motion at their newborn visit?
When physical therapy begins before 1 month of age, treatment often lasts just 6–8 weeks. Waiting until 6 months or later can mean 9–10 months of therapy with slower progress.
At Movevery, we take a gentle, holistic, tear-free approach that supports not just the neck, but the whole baby — helping your child gain better alignment, build neck and core strength, and confidently progress through milestones. It's an approach that both babies and parents truly love.
Torticollis is highly treatable, especially with early intervention. If you're noticing signs of head preference, flat spots, feeding difficulty, or developmental asymmetry — trust your instincts. A physical therapy evaluation can assess your baby's movement, tension, and alignment, and early support truly makes a difference.
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In-home Physical Therapy Evaluation $220 (60 minutes)
In-home Physical Therapy Follow-Up Sessions $195 (60 minutes)
Clinic Evaluations $200 (60 minutes)
Clinic Follow Up Sessions $175 (60 minutes
Virtual Physical Therapy $150 (60 minutes)
Milestone Consultations $95 (30 minutes)
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Movevery is an out-of-network practice and does not directly bill your insurance company. To provide concierge one-on-one care, Movevery operates as a cash-pay practice. However, we will provide you with a detailed invoice to submit to your insurance if you choose.
The detailed invoice acts as a superbill and includes all the information, along with medical and treatment codes, needed to submit for reimbursement. Reimbursement is person and plan dependent. If you self-refer, we recommend varying your out-of-network physical therapy benefits if you plan to seek reimbursement, as some may require a physician referral, and without it, they may deny your claim. Wellness consultations are not subject to reimbursement from insurance companies.
When paying out of pocket, there is no limit on the physical therapy services your child can receive as long as they are deemed appropriate based on the patient’s evaluation.Payment is due at the time of service. Movevery’s online appointment scheduler will prompt you to provide payment via credit card, FSA, or HSA card.
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A superbill is a detailed receipt you could receive from a healthcare provider, typically after an out-of-network visit. It acts like a bridge between you and your insurance company for out-of-network benefits. Think of it as an itemized explanation of the services you received, along with medical and treatment codes that help insurance understand what care was provided. This information determines how much they can reimburse you for the visit.
Superbills are NOT bills but rather detailed receipts to help you seek reimbursement from your insurance. You must submit the superbill to your insurance provider for possible reimbursement.
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Evaluations and Follow-Up Sessions are 60 minutes to allow for a comprehensive history and assessment. However, Dr. Nicole will follow your baby's lead as they can be unpredictable. Milestone consultations are 30 minutes.
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Babies can begin physical therapy from the very first days of life. If you're noticing a head preference, tension, feeding difficulty or GI discomfort — or if your baby has a genetic or metabolic condition — there is no need to wait. Early support makes a meaningful difference, and the sooner we can assess your child's movement and alignment, the more options we have to help them thrive.
Still have questions? Visit our FAQ for more detail on our processes on billing.
DISCLAIMER: Movevery is cash pay and out-of-network with all insurances. Upon request, we’ll provide you with a superbill so you can submit it to insurance for out-of-network reimbursement. Out-of-state virtual services are not reimbursable. Payment is due in full in advance of service.