Boulder County Public Health:
Facial Covering Order

May 9th through May 26th, facial coverings MUST be worn in public anywhere in Boulder County where social distancing of 6 feet cannot be maintained.

We ask that you please wear your face covering inside the clinic. If you need a mask we will provide you one.

Individual exemptions per the Boulder County Public Health Order are: children under 12 years of age or any individual who’s health would be inhibited by wearing a face covering.

Please help us comply with CDC, Colorado and Boulder County orders and keep each other safe during this difficult time. We will continue to implement all other COVID-19 precautions currently in place:

• Maintain physical distancing at all times
• Reduced scheduling to minimize number of people in the clinic.
• Remote check-in
• Strict and extremely thorough disinfecting schedule
• Heightened hand hygiene
• Active Employee Screening
• Active Patient Screening
• Telehealth Visits whenever appropriate
• Delaying non-urgent visits (use Telehealth instead)

Thank you for your understanding. Let’s get through this together!

-Ability PT Team

Ability PT will remain open with special adjustments due to COVID-19.

Medical Providers are essential in flattening the curve of this pandemic. They play a key role in minimizing doctor’s visits and ER visits.

We are are taking COVID-19 precautions very seriously and are doing everything possible to keep our patients and staff safe.

Regarding Coronavirus (COVID-19):

We hope this message finds you well,

Ability Physical Therapy is following the most up to date guidelines from the CDC as well as local governmental agencies. At this time, we plan to remain open for business to best serve our patients. We are doing everything we can to keep our patients safe and minimize the potential for virus transmission. We have increased our efforts to disinfect our offices and everything in them based on specific CDC guidelines for COVID-19. Additionally, staff have been educated regarding heightened hand hygiene guidelines. We will continue to operate under the guidance of the CDC, CDPHE, DORA and the APTA.

We ask that patients who are exhibiting possible signs of COVID-19 to refrain from coming to our offices based on CDC recommendations. Most common early signs are fever, cough, or flu like symptoms. Please visit  the CDC’s website for more information, or call your primary care provider if you think you may have symptoms:
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-nCoV/index.html

Additionally, we ask that patients follow advice from Colorado Department of Public Health to proactively limit the impact of this virus on the community:
https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/cdphe/news/cdphe-strongly-advises-all-visitors-and-residents-eagle-summit-pitkin-and-gunnison-counties

We hope to see you soon, and above all hope that you and your loved ones stay safe during this difficult time.

Please feel free to contact us with questions.

Thank you,

Ability PT team

Katie Kennedy, PT, DPT is joining our team in Lafayette as well as Longmont. Katie recently moved to Colorado from upstate New York and brings several years of Orthopaedic Physical Therapy experience.

Check out her bio under our “Staff” tab.

Rachel just completed her level one dry needling training through Kineticore.