Yes! We use hands-on osteopathic treatments to support mothers throughout pregnancy and the postpartum period. Our goal is to ensure that all body parts are free from restrictions and able to move, allowing the body to adapt to growth and changes of pregnancy. With optimized mobility, birthing parents and babies can be better positioned for optimal birth outcomes. Labor and delivery can leave mothers feeling physically, mentally, and emotionally drained. Regardless of whether the delivery was cesarean, vaginal, assisted, at home, or in a hospital, optimizing the body’s structure post-delivery with osteopathic treatment can aid in faster recovery and healing. We address structural imbalances by focusing on the pelvis, fascia, blood flow, lymphatic drainage, and the autonomic nervous system. Common structural imbalances that can present as uneven leg length, pelvic or back pain, while fascial imbalances may cause pulls or kink the tissues in specific areas. Complications with lymphatic or blood flow might result in leg swelling, puffiness, carpal tunnel-like symptoms, varicose veins, hemorrhoids, or painful breast engorgement. Autonomic nervous system imbalances could manifest as constipation, abnormal breast milk supply, or mood swings. As osteopathic physicians, we take a holistic approach to the body and address the issues we identify. Click here to schedule an appointment.

The main distinctions between osteopathic physicians (DOs) and chiropractors lie in their training and practice scope. DOs are licensed physicians nationally, while chiropractors do not hold the same broad licensure. DOs undergo extensive residency training in a inpatient and outpatient setting. Osteopathic physicians specialize in all aspects of anatomy, addressing the entire body from head to toe. This encompasses fascia, bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, muscles, nerves, organs, and other structures. Our osteopathic treatments offer a more holistic and thorough approach compared to others. DOs consider how issues in one part of the body can influence the entire system and vice versa.

Dr. Keaton is trained and experienced in osteopathic cranial treatments, which are more advanced and distinct from Cranio-Sacral Therapy. The key difference between Osteopathy in the Cranial Field and Cranio-Sacral Therapy lies in the practitioner's level of training. Dr. William Sutherland, who introduced the cranial concept in 1929, viewed Cranial Osteopathy as a natural extension of Dr. Andrew Still’s osteopathic philosophy, rather than a separate specialty. Osteopathy in the Cranial Field is integrated into a comprehensive diagnosis and treatment plan tailored to each patient. Training in this field is available through educational institutions only to those with DO, MD, or dental degrees. Cranio-Sacral Therapy, introduced by Dr. Upledger—a DO—was derived from some of Dr. Sutherland’s principles and led to the establishment of the Upledger Institute. Certification can be achieved after as little as 4 days of training. While DOs are trained to perform all aspects of Cranio-Sacral Therapy, the reverse is not true for these therapist and the osteopathic cranial manipulation.

We do not accept any insurance plans, including Medicaid or Medicare, and operate as an "out of network" provider. Full payment is due at the time of each appointment. After each visit, patients can access a Superbill in their patient portal to submit for insurance reimbursement. Insurance reimbursement rates vary widely, typically ranging from 0% to 100% depending on individual insurance plans. Many patients have successfully received reimbursement through their insurance submissions. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, but this way we can focus more time and resources on you and your family in providing comprehensive and effective care.

We provide superbills for patients to submit for reimbursement. Medicare and Medicaid are not included. Initial Pregnancy related consultation (50 minutes): $ 235 subsequent return visits (25 minute): $ 190 Initial Pediatric (0 – 17 years) consultation (50 minutes): $ 225 Subsequent return visits (25 minute): $180 Initial General adult consultation (50 minutes): $245 Subsequent return visits (25 minute): $200 Lifestyle Medicine Consultation (25 minutes): $160 Prolotherapy Injection: $300 – 600 Varies depending on injection site(s); +/- Ozone Platelet-rich plasma injections: $800 – 1000 Varies depending on injection site(s); +/- Ozone IV infusion therapies: coming soon! Nutrition, Ozone, chelation, Ultraviolet blood irradiation

Initial consultation: 50 minutes Return visits: 25 minutes Additional time, at a cost, may be requested depending on availability Depending on your specific situation or conditions, we will discuss what your treatment plan would look like during your visit, as this varies with every unique person. At Restore, we believe that every health care plan should be based off evidence-based medicine, empirical experience of the physician and personal preferences of the patient. As such, upon receiving our expert opinion, we encourage the patient to take a more active role in their own care and in the decision-making process. Some acute problems are resolved in as little as two visits, spaced 1 -2 weeks apart. Many patients choose to include us in the care of their chronic problems, either weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly. Some patients check in 3-4 times per year, or only as needed. For younger patients, as little as two treatments can make all the difference.

Lone Tree Office Tuesday: 7 – 11am Thursday:7 – 11am Alternating Mondays and Fridays Click here to check availability Ken Caryl Office: Wednesday: 9 – 5pm Alternating Mondays and Fridays Click here to check availability

Please fill out the new patient intake forms via the patient portal or the forms that will be sent to you. Remember to bring copies of any pertinent medical reports (like x-rays, MRIs, etc.). The initial appointment will last about 50 minutes, while follow-up appointments are 25 minutes. For children, bring along a favorite toy or a snack. We will make every effort to ensure your child is as comfortable as possible.

Loose, comfortable, and/or exercise clothing. Please refrain from wearing jeans, hard or thick clothing, as this can hinder evaluation and treatment. Shoes, belts and any items in the pockets will need to be set aside during evaluation and treatment. Please do not you wear a dress or skirt. Babies and children can stay dressed in their usual attire. Remember to bring a clean diaper for the baby just in case!

We treat patients of all ages, from newborns to the elderly. Osteopathy is safe and effective for any condition, at any stage of life.

Our focus is on finding and maximizing health rather than just their issues. Some of the more common conditions we address include (but are not limited to): Babies: Colic, torticollis, plagiocephaly, feeding difficulties Pregnancy-related: heartburn, low back and pelvic pain, swelling, pelvic floor dysfunction, diastasis rectus, other postpartum complications Spinal: neck pain, back pain, low back pain, sciatica, chronic pain Head and face: tension headaches, migraine headaches, TMJ disorders, tinnitus Genetic: musculoskeletal complications from Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, hypermobility Sports/Performing Arts related: acute pain, repetitive use injuries, shoulder and knee pain, sprains and strains, injury prevention, performance improvement Abdominal: constipation, diarrhea, IBD/IBS, gas/bloating, hernias Mental: anxiety, depression, addictive behaviors

Lone Tree Office: located in The Center for Spine, Sport, and Physical Medicine 9556 Park Meadows Dr., Suite 300, Lone Tree, CO 80124 Littleton office: located in BodyWorks Massage Center 6679 W Ken Caryl Ave., Littleton, CO 80128 *This office is now located in the corner of the complex*

No, we are specialists board-certified in osteopathic manipulative medicine. We do not serve as primary care physicians, but compliment your care plan with Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine. We provide and continue to maintain a relationship with a primary care physician for your primary care needs.