One-on-one outpatient OT to help you stay independent in daily life — cognitive therapy, ADL training, home safety assessments, safe driver screening, and aging in place. Insurance accepted. Cash-pay rates from $75. No referral required — Colorado is a direct-access state.
What is Occupational Therapy?
Occupational therapy helps people of all ages do the things they need and want to do in daily life — through targeted treatment, adaptive strategies, cognitive interventions, and environmental modifications. At ASPIRE Therapy and Wellness in Louisville, Colorado, our licensed occupational therapists evaluate how injury, illness, or aging is affecting your function and design personalized programs to restore independence in self-care, work, hobbies, and social participation.
Every patient gets a one-on-one evaluation with a licensed OT who handles your care from start to finish — no aides or assistants running your sessions. We see patients of all ages, with deep expertise in cognitive rehabilitation, post-stroke recovery, aging-in-place assessments, safe driver screening, and pelvic health occupational therapy.
We serve patients across the Front Range — including Louisville, Boulder, Superior, Lafayette, Broomfield, Longmont, and Erie — from our outpatient clinic at 1371 Hecla Dr, Suite E in Louisville.
Conditions We Treat
Our occupational therapists treat a wide range of conditions affecting cognition, mobility, and independence in daily activities. If you're not sure whether OT can help with your specific concern, call 303-963-5582 — we're happy to talk it through.
Our Approach
We pull from a deep occupational therapy toolkit to design care that fits how you actually live, work, and move through your day — never one-size-fits-all.
Activities of daily living — dressing, bathing, cooking, transfers — adapted to restore independence after injury or illness.
Therapy for memory, attention, executive function, and problem-solving after stroke, concussion, or with cognitive decline.
In-clinic or on-site evaluation of fall risks and recommendations for environmental modifications and adaptive equipment.
Identification and training on tools and modifications that restore independence — from reachers to wheelchairs.
OT-led assessment of driving fitness — vision, reaction time, cognition, and physical capacity — to inform decisions about continued driving.
Specialized occupational therapy for incontinence, pelvic pain, prolapse, and pre/postpartum recovery — see our pelvic health page.
When to See a Physical Therapist
Many people don't know occupational therapy exists for them — and end up adapting around problems that OT could actually solve. Common situations that benefit from OT:
Daily tasks feel harder — buttoning a shirt, opening jars, getting in/out of the shower
Recovering from a stroke, concussion, or upper-body surgery and need to relearn daily activities
Memory or thinking has changed — forgetting steps, getting lost, struggling with multitasking
After a stroke or neurological event — relearning daily skills
Concerns about driving safely — yours or a loved one's
Wanting to age safely at home — fall prevention and home setup
What to Expect
Initial evaluations are one-on-one with a licensed occupational therapist — no techs or aides, ever. Here's what happens:
We talk through what brought you in, your medical history, what you do every day, what's harder than it should be, and what you want to get back to doing.
Depending on your concern: strength and range-of-motion testing, fine motor evaluation, cognitive screening, observation of how you complete daily tasks, or hand evaluation.
You leave with a clear understanding of what's going on, how many visits we expect, what to do at home, and what's next.
Most patients receive treatment on day one — hands-on intervention, exercises, adaptive strategies, or recommended modifications. You don't wait for a second visit to start making progress.
Investment
We work with most major insurance carriers — including Medicare, Medicare Railroad, most Medicare Advantage plans, United Healthcare, and Select Health. Call 303-963-5582 for a full list of accepted carriers.
For patients without coverage or who prefer the flexibility of cash-pay, we offer competitive transparent rates.
Why ASPIRE
We're not a corporate chain. Every clinical decision is made by therapists, for the benefit of patients — not quarterly earnings. Here's what that means in practice:
93% of new patients are evaluated within 48 hours of receiving the physician's order. Same-week appointments are the norm.
Every session is with your licensed occupational therapist — we don't use therapy aides or techs, ever.
You can schedule physical therapy at ASPIRE without a doctor's referral. Learn more →
Recognized in 2026 for delivering measurable impact in the senior living and outpatient therapy industry.
Frequently Asked
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No. Colorado is a direct-access state, which means you can schedule occupational therapy at ASPIRE without a physician's referral. Medicare patients and patients with certain in-network insurance plans are an exception — for those, ASPIRE asks for a physician's order before starting therapy to protect your continuity of care and ensure services are reimbursed by your insurance carrier. Read the full guide.
Yes. We work with most major insurance carriers including Medicare, Medicare Railroad, most Medicare Advantage plans, United Healthcare, and Select Health. Call 303-963-5582 for a full list of accepted carriers and to verify your specific plan. We verify your benefits before your first appointment so you know your expected out-of-pocket cost.
Cash-pay rates at ASPIRE: $177 for the initial evaluation, $75 for a 30-minute follow-up session, $108 for 45 minutes, and $140 for a 60-minute session. These rates are often less expensive than insurance copays plus deductibles, especially for patients with high-deductible plans.
Physical therapy focuses on restoring movement, strength, and reducing pain. Occupational therapy focuses on the activities of daily life — making sure you can actually do the things that matter, whether that's dressing yourself, using your hand to write, driving safely, or remembering steps in a recipe. They overlap but answer different questions: PT asks "can your body move?" while OT asks "can you do what you need to do?"
Safe driver screening is the in-clinic portion of a driving fitness assessment, completed by our occupational therapists. We evaluate vision, reaction time, range of motion, cognition, and decision-making. If concerns are identified, we refer to a certified driving rehabilitation specialist for behind-the-wheel evaluation — the next step in the standard driving rehabilitation pathway. The in-clinic screening is especially valuable for older adults, post-stroke patients, and people with cognitive changes.
Yes. OT is one of the primary disciplines for cognitive rehabilitation. We work with patients recovering from stroke, concussion, or traumatic brain injury, and with people experiencing cognitive decline from dementia, MS, or Parkinson's. Treatment includes memory strategies, attention training, problem-solving exercises, and adaptive routines that help you function in daily life.
ASPIRE evaluates 93% of new patients within 48 hours of the physician's order. Call 303-963-5582 to schedule.
Yes. Pelvic floor therapy at ASPIRE is provided by occupational therapists with specialty training in pelvic health — for incontinence, pelvic pain, prolapse, prenatal and postpartum recovery, menopause-related concerns, and diastasis recti. Learn more on our pelvic health page.
Yes — geriatric occupational therapy is a core specialty. We have deep expertise in cognitive rehabilitation, fall prevention, home safety assessments, aging-in-place planning, and post-stroke recovery. We also serve as the contracted in-house provider for several senior living communities across Colorado's Front Range.
Schedule your evaluation at ASPIRE Therapy and Wellness in Louisville, Colorado. Most new patients are seen within 48 hours.