Our Providers

David E. Tanner, D.O.

David E. Tanner, D.O.

Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine

Diane Friedman, PA-C

Diane Friedman, PA-C

Physician Assistant

Haley Reiter, PA-C

Haley Reiter, PA-C

Physician Assistant

Daniel Fettig, PA-C

Daniel Fettig, PA-C

Physician Assistant

Colleen Wallace, PA-C

Colleen Wallace, PA-C

Physician Assistant

Our Mission

Creekside Physical Medicine is a multidisciplinary pain management clinic that treats a variety of chronic pain problems such as migraine, headache, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, overuse injuries, neck and low back pain, TMJ and much more.

Creekside Physical Medicine’s goal is to provide the most updated care available to our pain and migraine population.

Through thorough evaluation, nervous system sensitization expertise and a broad treatment toolbox we are able to return patients to a high quality of life.

We Spend The Time

Pain and migraine disease processes are based in a nervous system that is irritated, or upregulated. Central nervous system (CNS) upregulation manifests in many ways, including: migraine, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, TMJ disorder, and many other presentations.

A critical aspect of treating patients is assessment of the total impact of central nervous system upregulation. Evaluation of our patients’ health history and the evolution of their symptoms is critical in evaluating and treating patients. This typically requires the clinician hearing the patients’ full story and asking questions to further isolate elements of CNS upregulation.

Multidisciplinary Treatment Plan

We have a variety of physical treatment options at our disposal including osteopathic manipulation, physical and massage therapy, strengthening therapies and acupuncture. We review sleep and dietary factors.

If necessary, we can employ medications and/or a variety of injections to give relief to patients who need additional help after other options have been exhausted.

We Look At The Big Picture

Evaluation of our patients’ health history and the evolution of their symptoms is critical in evaluating and treating patients. This typically requires the clinician hearing the patients’ full story and asking questions to further isolate elements of central nervous system upregulation. We will review sleep and dietary factors, as well as complete a blood and urine analysis to ensure we have all of the information and data needed.

After thorough diagnostic analysis, we customize a treatment plan to decrease the offending elevated nerve activity.

Creekside Physical Medicine
and The Migraine Center

2 Locations in the Front Range to Serve You Better.

ONline Appointment Booking Available.

Boulder Location

5387 Manhattan Cir
Ste 201
Boulder, CO 80303

Longmont Location

600 S Airport Rd
Bldg C, Ste D
Longmont, CO 80503