Sell Your Physical Therapy Practice in Fort Collins & Northern Colorado
We’re looking to partner with independent physical therapy practices in Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley and the rest of Northern Colorado. Talk directly with the owners, keep your clinic’s name, and choose how and when you step back.
Does KCG buy physical therapy practices in Fort Collins?
Yes, Kinetic Care Group buys physical therapy practices in Fort Collins and Northern Colorado. We are an owner-led, independent physical therapy group (not private-equity backed) that already operates four clinics in the Denver metro, about an hour south. We partner with established outpatient practices in Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley, Windsor and the surrounding area through a full acquisition or a Management Services Agreement. Your clinic keeps its name and team, and you decide whether to exit, stay on as clinical lead, or keep ownership.
Updated by Kinetic Care Group.
- 4th
- Fort Collins is Colorado’s fourth-largest city2020 U.S. Census via KMAX
- 111,476
- people in Greeley, a short drive east2020 U.S. Census via KMAX
- 78,402
- people in Loveland, between Fort Collins and the Denver metro2020 U.S. Census via KMAX
- 1988
- Colorado patients have had unrestricted direct access to PT sinceAPTA
Why we’re focused on Northern Colorado
Fort Collins, Loveland and Greeley together make Northern Colorado one of the fastest-growing parts of the state. Colorado State University, a large working population and easy access to the mountains keep demand steady for skilled, hands-on outpatient physical therapy.
Many of the region’s best clinics were built by therapists who are now thinking about what comes next: retirement, a lighter administrative load, or a partner who can help them grow. Our Denver-metro clinics are about an hour down I-25, so the support you get is close enough to show up in person.
Where we’re looking
Independent outpatient physical therapy practices anywhere in Larimer and Weld counties, including:
- Fort Collins
- Loveland
- Greeley
- Windsor
- Wellington
- Timnath
- Johnstown
- Estes Park
What partnering with KCG looks like in Northern Colorado
Your name stays on the door
Every clinic we’ve acquired still operates under its own name with its own team. Patients and referral partners keep working with the people they know.
Back office handled
Billing, payroll, recruiting, compliance and financial reporting move to us, so your clinicians spend their time on patients, not paperwork.
Support an hour away
Our four Denver-metro clinics and leadership team are close by. That means real visits, shared recruiting across the Front Range, and people who know the Colorado market.
A timeline you choose
Exit fully, stay on as clinical lead for a while, or keep ownership with a Management Services Agreement. The plan is written around what you want.
Colorado clinics that already joined KCG
Therahand Physical Therapy 
Therapydia Denver Questions Fort Collins owners ask us
Does Kinetic Care Group buy physical therapy practices in Fort Collins?
Yes. We are actively looking to partner with independently owned outpatient physical therapy practices in Fort Collins and Northern Colorado, including Loveland, Greeley and Windsor. Single clinics and small groups are both a fit.
KCG doesn’t have a clinic in Northern Colorado yet. How would that work?
Billing, payroll, recruiting, compliance and financial reporting are run for the whole group, and they already support four clinics in the Denver metro. Our leadership team is about an hour south, so on-site support is a short drive away.
Do I need a business broker to sell my practice in Fort Collins?
No. You can talk with our owners directly, with no broker or intermediary in the conversation. We do expect you to bring your own advisors, such as your accountant and attorney, before anything is signed.
Will my clinic keep its name and staff?
Yes. Preserving what works is the principle behind every partnership. Therahand Physical Therapy, Therapydia Denver and Bacci & Glinn Physical Therapy all kept their names and teams after joining KCG.
Is the first conversation confidential?
Yes. Exploring your options does not commit you to anything, and nothing about your practice is shared outside the people you are talking to.
Guides for practice owners
Thinking about what’s next for your Fort Collins practice?
A confidential conversation with the owners. No broker, no pitch, no obligation.