CORA Denver
Denver, North Carolina 28037
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Physical Therapy in Denver, North Carolina
At CORA Physical Therapy Denver, our licensed clinicians provide personalized physical therapy and rehabilitation to help patients reduce pain, improve movement, recover from injury or surgery, and return to the activities that matter to them.
Our Denver clinic has particular expertise in pelvic floor physical therapy, dry needling, pediatric physical therapy, and orthopedic and musculoskeletal rehabilitation. We care for patients of different ages and activity levels with treatment plans designed around individual needs, movement limitations, and goals.
Conveniently located on N. NC 16 Business Highway, CORA Denver is between the post office and Rock Springs Elementary School, across from The Good Samaritan Funeral Home, and next to the Sylvan Creek neighborhood.
Personalized Physical Therapy Care in Denver
Every patient’s needs are different. At CORA Denver, care begins with an individualized evaluation to better understand your symptoms, movement limitations, daily activities, and what you want to get back to doing.
Whether you are addressing a pelvic floor condition, recovering from an orthopedic injury, preparing for or recovering from surgery, looking for help with a musculoskeletal condition, or seeking physical therapy for your child, our clinicians create a treatment plan based on your individual needs and progress.
Conditions and Treatment Areas
CORA Denver provides physical therapy and rehabilitation for a range of needs, including:
- Pelvic floor conditions
- Back and neck pain
- Shoulder, elbow, wrist, and hand concerns
- Hip and knee pain
- Foot and ankle conditions
- Orthopedic and musculoskeletal injuries
- Muscle and joint pain
- Sports and activity-related injuries
- Pre-operative rehabilitation
- Post-operative rehabilitation
- Pediatric rehabilitation needs
- Strength and mobility limitations
- Reduced flexibility or movement
- Difficulty returning to work, exercise, sports, or everyday activities
- Ongoing wellness and fitness goals
Services Offered at CORA Denver
Our Denver clinic focuses on physical therapy services including:
- Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy
- Dry Needling
- Pediatric Physical Therapy
- Orthopedic Rehabilitation
- Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation
- Pre-Operative Rehabilitation
- Post-Operative Rehabilitation
- General Injury Rehabilitation
- Wellness Program
CORA Denver does not provide Occupational Therapy or Speech-Language Pathology services.
Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy
Pelvic floor conditions can affect comfort, movement, exercise, bladder or bowel function, and everyday quality of life.
CORA Denver provides individualized pelvic floor physical therapy based on each patient’s symptoms, functional needs, comfort level, and goals.
Care begins with an evaluation to better understand the factors contributing to your symptoms. Your clinician will then develop a treatment plan designed around your individual needs and progress.
Dry Needling
Dry needling is one of CORA Denver’s specialty services and may be incorporated into an individualized rehabilitation plan when appropriate.
Your clinician will determine whether dry needling may be helpful based on your condition, symptoms, movement limitations, comfort level, and treatment goals.
Dry needling is typically used as one part of a broader physical therapy plan focused on improving movement and function.
Pediatric Physical Therapy
Children may experience injuries, weakness, mobility concerns, movement challenges, or other physical limitations that affect play, school, sports, and everyday activities.
CORA Denver provides pediatric physical therapy tailored to each child’s age, abilities, functional needs, and goals.
Treatment may focus on improving strength, mobility, coordination, movement, and confidence while supporting participation in age-appropriate activities.
Orthopedic and Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation
CORA Denver provides comprehensive physical therapy for orthopedic and musculoskeletal injuries and conditions affecting joints, muscles, and movement.
Our clinicians work with patients experiencing conditions affecting areas such as the back, neck, shoulders, hips, knees, feet, and ankles.
Treatment is individualized and may focus on improving strength, mobility, flexibility, movement, and the ability to return to work, exercise, recreation, or everyday activities.
Pre- and Post-Operative Rehabilitation
Physical therapy can play an important role both before and after orthopedic surgery.
Before surgery, rehabilitation may help patients improve strength, mobility, and functional ability when appropriate for their condition and surgical plan.
Following surgery, CORA Denver provides individualized rehabilitation based on the procedure, stage of recovery, movement limitations, and functional goals.
Our clinicians work with patients to gradually rebuild strength, mobility, movement, and confidence throughout the recovery process.
General Injury Rehabilitation
Not every injury fits neatly into one category.
CORA Denver treats a broad range of orthopedic and musculoskeletal injuries that can affect walking, work, exercise, sports, or everyday activities.
Your clinician will evaluate your symptoms and movement limitations and build a rehabilitation plan around what you need to safely return to doing.
Wellness Program
CORA Denver also offers a wellness program for individuals who want to continue working toward strength, mobility, fitness, and activity goals.
The wellness program can provide an option for people who want to remain active and continue making progress beyond traditional rehabilitation.
Insurance Support and Accessible Care
At CORA Denver, we believe high-quality physical therapy should be accessible and easy to navigate.
CORA works with many insurance providers and offers self-pay options for patients who need them. Our patient services team can assist with scheduling, insurance questions, and next steps.
Visit CORA Physical Therapy Denver
CORA Physical Therapy Denver is proud to serve patients throughout Denver, Lincoln County, and surrounding North Carolina communities.
Our clinic is located at:
3367 N. NC 16 Business Hwy.
Denver, NC 28037
We are conveniently located between the post office and Rock Springs Elementary School, across from The Good Samaritan Funeral Home, and next to the Sylvan Creek neighborhood.
Phone: 704-489-0004
Fax: 704-489-2222
If pain, injury, surgery, pelvic floor concerns, or movement limitations are keeping you or your child from doing what matters most, our team is ready to help.
Schedule an appointment with CORA Denver today.
Frequently Asked Question
What conditions do you treat at CORA Denver?
CORA Denver provides physical therapy for orthopedic and musculoskeletal injuries, pelvic floor conditions, pediatric rehabilitation needs, pre- and post-operative recovery, joint and muscle pain, mobility limitations, and other conditions affecting everyday movement and function.
Does CORA Denver offer pelvic floor physical therapy?
Yes. Pelvic floor physical therapy is one of CORA Denver’s specialty services. Care is individualized based on your symptoms, functional needs, comfort level, and rehabilitation goals.
Does CORA Denver offer dry needling?
Yes. Dry needling is available at CORA Denver. Your clinician can determine whether it may be appropriate as part of your individualized physical therapy plan.
Does CORA Denver provide pediatric physical therapy?
Yes. CORA Denver provides pediatric physical therapy for children with injuries, weakness, movement challenges, mobility concerns, or other physical rehabilitation needs. Treatment is tailored to the child’s age, abilities, and goals.
Does CORA Denver treat orthopedic and musculoskeletal injuries?
Yes. CORA Denver provides physical therapy for a broad range of orthopedic and musculoskeletal conditions involving areas such as the back, neck, shoulders, hips, knees, feet, and ankles.
Can CORA Denver help before surgery?
Yes. Pre-operative rehabilitation is available when appropriate. Physical therapy may focus on improving strength, mobility, and function before a planned orthopedic procedure.
Can CORA Denver help after surgery?
Yes. CORA Denver provides post-operative rehabilitation based on your procedure, stage of recovery, movement limitations, and goals. Treatment is designed to help gradually restore strength, mobility, and function.
Does CORA Denver have a wellness program?
Yes. CORA Denver offers a wellness program for individuals who want to continue working toward strength, mobility, fitness, and activity goals.
Does CORA Denver offer Occupational Therapy?
No. CORA Denver does not currently provide Occupational Therapy services.
Does CORA Denver offer Speech Therapy?
No. CORA Denver does not currently provide Speech-Language Pathology or Speech Therapy services.
Where is CORA Physical Therapy Denver located?
CORA Denver is located at 3367 N. NC 16 Business Hwy. in Denver, North Carolina. The clinic is between the post office and Rock Springs Elementary School, across from The Good Samaritan Funeral Home, and next to the Sylvan Creek neighborhood.
Does CORA Denver accept insurance?
CORA works with many insurance providers and offers self-pay options. Contact the clinic to verify your coverage and learn more about scheduling an appointment.
Meet our Team
Physical Therapy & Clinic Manager
Tamara Vead
Tamara Vead is a North Carolina native and licensed Doctor of Physical Therapy with advanced training in orthopedics, pelvic health, and pediatrics. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Exercise and Sport Science from UNC Chapel Hill and her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from East Carolina University.
Tamara is certified in dry needling and is a Postpartum Corrective Exercise Specialist. She helps patients identify the source of their pain and build lasting improvements through individualized, evidence-based care. Her approach combines manual therapy, motor control training, strengthening, education, and movement-based strategies to support long-term relief and recovery.
A lifelong athlete, Tamara has a background in competitive gymnastics, softball, and cross-country, which helped shape her passion for physical therapy and patient-centered care.