Our partners
Staying independent takes more than exercise. We work with trusted Colorado Springs organizations so you and your family can get the right help at every stage.
Below are the organizations we partner with today and the groups we belong to. If you serve older adults in Colorado Springs, Monument or the Tri-Lakes area and want to work together, see how we can partner.
Amada Senior Care Colorado Springs
In-home senior care, and help paying for it with long-term care insurance
Amada Senior Care provides non-medical care at home for older adults in Colorado Springs and the surrounding area, including Monument, Black Forest and Gleneagle. Caregivers help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, meals, medication reminders, light housekeeping and transportation, and with dementia care, stroke recovery and support after a hospital stay.
Amada specializes in long-term care insurance: it files and manages long-term care insurance claims for families at no charge. It is also an accredited VA provider that helps veterans fund their care.
What it means for you
Through our partnership with Amada, TogetherWON training can be part of the long-term care that some insurance plans pay for. Ask us at your free consultation whether your policy qualifies. Amada caregivers can also train with you between trainer visits, through our home care partnership. See pricing and insurance questions.
Memberships
- Senior Resource Council
A Colorado Springs association, founded in 1988, that brings together professionals and organizations serving older adults through education, resources and collaboration. It also produces the SeniorTalk radio show on KRDO NewsRadio.
Partner with us
The older adults we train do best when everyone helping them is on the same page. We're always glad to meet professionals who serve older adults in the Colorado Springs area, share referrals, and find simple ways to help the people we both care about stay strong, steady and independent.
Physical therapy and orthopedic clinics
When therapy ends, many patients still have strength to rebuild. We pick up where physical therapy leaves off, build on the home exercise program instead of starting over, and work within the restrictions you and the surgeon set. We also train patients in the weeks before a knee or hip replacement.
Training after physical therapyPrehab before joint replacement
Senior living communities
Independent living, assisted living and 55+ communities can offer residents more than a fitness room. Let’s talk about small group strength and balance sessions, talks on staying strong and steady, or one-on-one training for residents who prefer to work out in their own apartment.
Home care agencies and care managers
Caregivers, care managers, elder law attorneys and financial planners are often the first to notice when an older adult is losing strength or confidence. We’re glad to be a trusted name you can share, and to work alongside the rest of a client’s support team, as we do with Amada Senior Care.
Our home care partnershipIn-home personal trainingOur guide for families
Doctors and medical practices
Primary care, geriatric and neurology practices regularly tell patients to exercise more, and many don’t know where to start. We give them a safe, supervised place to begin, ask patients to check with their doctor first, and follow any guidance you give. We also run exercise programs for people living with Parkinson’s disease.
Start a conversation
Tell us a little about your organization and the people you serve, and Kristen will get back to you to set up a time to talk.
Contact us about partneringReady to get started?
Your first session is free: a one-hour consultation and movement assessment where we learn your goals and build a plan that fits your life.