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Be You, Not Parkinson’s… Better Body control is within your reach.Be You, Not Multiple Sclerosis… Better Body control is within your reach.Be You, Not Your Falls… Better Body control is within your reach.Be You, Not Your Stroke… Better Body control is within your reach.

Our therapists offer better balance strategies.

Balance is a complex system and every individual is unique.  We begin by assessing all the factors that influence your balance.  From that comprehensive assessment we can provide you with targeted treatments that allow you specifically to get better faster.  Just like an athlete who plays tennis will need to complete different exercises than an athlete that plays football.  You will need different exercises than your friends or family.  

Living well with Parkinson’s

The effects of Parkinson’s disease can be physically and emotionally hard on patients and their loved ones. There is hope! Consistent therapy can reduce the side effects and help patients lead an active lifestyle.

We treat a variety of complex movement disorders including:

  • Dizziness and Balance disorders
  • Parkinson’s Disease
  • Multiple Sclerosis
  • Peripheral Neuropathy
  • Concussion and Brain Injury
  • Stroke Survivors
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“ I have been working with REM Center folks for several years. At first we emphasized exercise and stretching that would address my PD symptoms. This helped me develop a daily home routine and get me conditioned to find a daily way to address my symptoms--mostly dizziness, light headedness and nausea. This last year we have had weekly sessions and they are making a big difference. Working with Meredith and Brooke has worked for me and they provide me more understanding of my health situation than any of my doctors who I see only several times each year. They are invaluable.”
- Donald Stevens

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“ After being told by my Doctor that my nueropathy was taking me downhill and could not be expected to ever get better, he referred me to REM for the purpose of "maintaining" and due to their efforts, maintain I have, 78 and still working full time! REM is fabulous and Meredith is beyond fabulous. I'm so lucky to have found them.”
- Samuel Wing

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“ You are all Super concerned with my progress and giving me helpful tips.”
- Bill Rapp

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“ I have seen lots of growth in my ability to function in my daily life through the challenges I get in therapy. I really appreciate the caring and supportive atmosphere that exists in this office. I dreaded physical therapy because of what I had learned from others, but I find that I actually look forward to my sessions. Thank you!”
- Carolyn Van Donselaar

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“ Staff is friendly, knowledgeable about PD, and targets therapy to my specific needs.”
- Pam Spry

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“ Great! Very rewarding! Gives me more confidence on my feet.”
- Elida Christian

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Meet our team

Meredith Roberts Lo

Meredith Roberts Lo PT, DPT

Dr. Meredith had been working as a neuro rehabilitative physical therapist for some time and saw similar experiences occurring with her clients and their families, especially in the Parkinson’s community.

Alana Kaaret, DPT

Alana Kaaret, DPT

Dr. Alana is a graduate from the University of Colorado Anschutz Physical Therapy program. She has always had an interest in working with people who have neurological disorders and prior to physical therapy school she completed her undergraduate degree in Neuroscience at Regis University.

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Leah Kroll-Rosen PT, DPT, c/NDT

Leah’s career has primarily been in neurological rehab, and she is passionate about treating patients who are navigating a multitude of neurologic injuries including stroke, TBI, Parkinson’s Disease, Multiple Sclerosis, vestibular and neuropathic injuries.

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Lucy Burrage DPT, NCS

Lucy received her clinical doctorate of Physical Therapy degree in 2015 from Northeastern University in Boston, MA. She is a board-certified neurological specialist through the American Physical Therapy Association and has prior work experience in inpatient acute rehabilitation, acute care, and outpatient neurological specific Physical Therapy.