A More Comprehensive Approach to POTS & Dysautonomia
If you're dealing with dizziness, a rapid heart rate when upright, fatigue, brain fog, exercise intolerance or other symptoms of autonomic dysfunction, Axon Integrative Health provides individualized evaluation and care for patients with POTS and dysautonomia.
We begin by understanding your specific presentation, assessing the systems that may be contributing to your symptoms, and developing a care plan around your findings and goals.
Talk With Our Team About Your Symptoms
Tell us a little about what you're experiencing and our team will contact you to discuss whether Axon may be appropriate for your needs.
Prefer to speak with someone? Call (720) 994-2966.
POTS & Dysautonomia Care
We work with patients experiencing autonomic dysfunction and related symptoms.
Individualized Evaluation
Your care begins with an evaluation, not a one-size-fits-all protocol.
Personalized Care Plan
Recommendations are based on your history, examination and appropriate testing.
Denver + Traveling Patients
Care is available at our Denver clinic, and Axon also works with patients traveling for specialized care.
Does This Sound Familiar?
POTS and dysautonomia can present differently from person to person. Patients who contact Axon may be experiencing symptoms such as:
POTS Can Involve More Than One System
Autonomic symptoms may interact with neurological function, physical conditioning, vestibular function, metabolic health and other systems. Axon's integrative model allows clinicians to evaluate the patient more broadly, rather than assuming every person with POTS needs the same treatment.
Clinical Neuroscience
Autonomic and neurological function, balance, eye movements, vestibular function and related neurological findings.
Functional Medicine
Relevant metabolic, nutritional, inflammatory, gastrointestinal or other physiological factors may be considered when clinically appropriate.
Physical Medicine
Movement, breathing mechanics, strength, musculoskeletal function and physical capacity may be evaluated.
Human Performance
For appropriate patients, care may include strategies aimed at safely rebuilding physical tolerance, capacity and resilience.
Your Care Starts With Understanding Your Case
Your initial process may include:
You do not need to know which treatment you need.
That is the purpose of the evaluation. Your responsibility is simply to tell Axon what you're experiencing. Our clinicians will determine what's appropriate from there.
What Happens When You Contact Axon?
Tell Us What You're Experiencing
Complete the form or call our team.
Start With an Evaluation
Your clinician reviews your history, symptoms and relevant findings.
Receive Your Care Plan
If Axon's services are appropriate, recommendations are built around your individual findings and goals.
Begin Care
Your team guides you through the recommended plan and reassesses progress as appropriate.
Not every inquiry automatically becomes a patient. Axon's team helps determine whether care here is the appropriate next step for your case.
Clinicians With Autonomic & Neurological Expertise
Dr. Brad DeBeer
DC, DIBCNClinical NeuroscienceFocuses on functional neurological assessment and complex presentations involving neurological function, movement, balance and coordination.
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Dr. Hana Wadsworth
DC, ACNDirector of Physical Medicine and Manual TherapiesSpecializes in chiropractic care, physical medicine, acupuncture, neuroacupuncture and sports rehabilitation, using an individualized approach to complex musculoskeletal and performance concerns.
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Yes. Axon works with patients experiencing POTS, dysautonomia and related autonomic symptoms. Care begins with an individualized evaluation to determine whether Axon's services are appropriate for your presentation.
Find Out Whether Axon Is the Right Fit for Your Case
Tell us what you're experiencing. Our team can answer your questions, explain how the evaluation process works and help determine the appropriate next step.
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