Sara, Bryce, and Drew are three of the PTs who worked with me for 3 mos. I've never been to a PT in…read moreall of my 76 years so I went in a little nervous. Let me assure you all that these PTs were exceptional in every way, caring, most polite and so pleasant to work with. I felt at ease right away. BIM is a lifesaver.

After my mom broke her shoulder, she had very limited movement and was in a lot of discomfort…read more Thanks to the incredible team at Back in Motion, she has made a remarkable recovery. We had the pleasure of working with Drew and Emily, who were not only extremely knowledgeable and professional, but also warm, friendly, and welcoming. They made what could have been a difficult journey feel so much easier. We're so grateful for the care and support we received, and we highly recommend the Lorton office to anyone in need of physical therapy.

The initial therapists were very helpful in my progression, however, following a racial incident…read morethat caused me to be late and cost me $40, it seemed like they stopped giving a crap about professional professionalism after that. The front desk staff were very short and dismissive. To top it off, I bring in my service animal, not only a certified service animal through his previous handler but also I have my own service paperwork from my own doctors I got in April so he's 100000% a service animal. Always has been always will be. I bring him in once he does OK. the second time, I make a PUBLIC observation about how I see his behavior helping my physical therapy recovery, and--I acknowledge with both myself and out loud to the therapist--that I am not interested in having him be there while I'm there because I saw it as a distraction to myself. Additionally, before the session even started, the therapist had previously asked if he was a service animal and I had said he's absolutely a service animal. Following that observation, as I left that appointment, I also said in agreement one more time--"this is the last time that you guys will be seeing him. I think that this is my time for myself." So then a day or two later, my tooth is gone. I'm at the dentist office in the middle of an emergency dental surgery and this inane manager calls me and once again reiterates-- not only what you had already instructed the therapist to tell me at the beginning of the session that happened the days before, but also to reiterate, that he's not a service animal and that he should not be at the facility. & at this point it's flown past like a potential misunderstanding and it's just professionalism. You're an unprofessional institution. You are very aware of the communication that you have with your clients and you also are aware of what age you and I both are. I'm not a child and you are not my parent. if we have already agreed to something it is just that. So for you to call me in the middle of an emergency, and reiterate a point as though I'm a petulant child...you're unprofessional and just not a safe space for people to recover safely. I think that people who are in the business of physical recovery should be interested in promoting a safe space of uplifting energy, and frankly vulnerability and hope, and you're not safe. You don't feel safe. You don't feel like a place of anything other than judgment and like dismissiveness. To top it off as I'm ending my relationship with this location and trying to transfer to another location, the manager starts asking me questions regarding information that I've only ever told my therapist! It's insanely invasive and it's insanely disrespectful because you've now thrown back the information that I've said in safety to the person that's helping me in recover as a way to start a conversation aka trying to backtrack and mend the relationship. Ha! we're past that now. I have no interest in recommending this facility to anybody. I honestly think that you should do your due diligence and research before coming to this institution, particularly this location. I think that this should be a lesson to their facility as a whole in professionalism. Professionalism is not a choice. It is the business that you are in and you are in a very specific spot where vulnerability is non negotiable. You have power over people that are in their lowest moments and depending on you for safety, so you should probably think about that the next time this location is advertises that it is professional and supportive, because you're not.

I started physical therapy here a few weeks ago and the manager Kirsten insisted that I make all…read morethe future appointments right away though I was hesitant knowing that life doesn't quite allow people to make plans that far ahead. Then, I was told that I would be charged $40 if I didn't cancel the day before. I recently lost my job and had to change insurance. I had to call and cancel my appointment a couple of weeks ago because I was in between insurance. I called the day before and I was told that the appointment would be cancelled without an issue. Then I got hit with a $40 fee. I called to ask why I was charged when I cancelled the day before. I was told that I had called just a few minutes less than 24 hours, so I was charged. When I told them that I was not told that was the case when I called to cancel and the person pretended like it was fine, I was told that there's nothing they can do about it. So, I cancelled all my appointments with them and stopped going. I'm going to go with a much better PT place in town and there are a lot of them. As customers, we have choices. I do not recommend this place at all.

My initial PT evaluation went quite smoothly. I look forward to beginning my appointments next…read moreweek.

I am thoroughly pleased with the services received at Coach House. It's not hard to cheer on‍…read moreexcellence. From the front counter to the back intern there is no lack of professionalism. If you're nervous on your 1st visit, it makes for an awkward time, but things warm up, not to worry. Get ready for a healthy work out that'll snap you back‍into shape, and it may not be the same one as last time because they're customizing it personally; however, if you don't do your homework they'll know, so be ready for a finger wagging . I'm secure in recommending them for your treatment needs

I love this place!!! Even though PT is not at the top of the list of fun things to do, if you have…read moreto, this is the place to do it. The teamwork here is solid and fluid. Watching how everyone works together and fills in the gaps for their teammates, you are guaranteed to be in good company and great care. My PT is Kellie and she is a real gem. She is the definition of the best!!! She took her time to explain what we were doing, why we are doing it and the desired outcomes of each. She is patient and kind and makes every effort to make sure you are good, before, during and after you PT. The exercises she has me doing at home are realistic and do not require anything fancy. The facility stays busy and is always clean. Each table is sanitized as soon as the patient is finished, which is a plus! If you are unable to come during normal business hours, they also have a location in the lower level of the building that stays open a little later that then location upstairs. VPT does accept insurance as well so it is worth the task to see if they take your insurance, The front desk staff is great as well. They quickly, yet efficiently get you checked in and lined up for your therapy session. The village is in full force here at VPT!

I have the best experience at Village Physical Therapy. They care about their patient. The entire…read morestaff is great to work with, no matter what day of the week I come in on. Today I met a new employee who seem to fit right in with the staff, Iann, a Rehab Tech, she was very polite, helpful, supportive, encouraging, and extremely professional. It's not often that you come into a medical facility and everyone on staff are all on one accord with how to treat patients, however Village Physical Therapy, you have exceeded the standard of excellence, even the staff you hire come in operating on the same level excellence! Thank you!

Dr. Rodriquez is great! She's very knowledgeable, kind, and took great care with me. Highly…read morerecommend!

I have only been there 4 times and I cant believe that what I have been living in pain for 2 years…read moreis so much better. I wish I would of went sooner

Recently worked with Therapist Ki Park for rotator cuff, bicep repair surgery. Each session Ki…read morereviewed his notes and checked range of motion, old exercises, and presented new exercises. Each session's exercises were printed out and given to me so work could continue at home. Ki's attention to posture and safety when doing exercises was very much appreciated. After about 6 weeks working with Ki and out of surgery for about 4 months, I could do full plank, partial push ups. At about 6 months from surgery and working at home, I can now do 2 full plank push ups. I'm a 71.5 year old woman. I credit Ki for my rather fast recovery and for keeping me highly motivated, interested, safe from injury, and challenged. I appreciated Ki's professionalism, attentiveness, knowledge, and dry sense of humor. Terrific therapist.

I've been having on and off hand pain for a few months. It feels very weak and the thumbs seems to…read morebe creating wrist pain. It has also been getting numb and falls asleep quite a bit.I feel like I can't trust my own hand. Went to my orthopedic who told me to try therapy. I went and the doctors quickly established that she wanted to cancel my appointment because it wasn't constant pain but on and off. She periodically kept asking me questions then telling me she was going to cancel the appointment. She even had me do exercises to test the strength in my hand which cause me pain while doing it. But she continued to says she was going to cancel the appointment. She basically just told me to avoid doing things. I've been wanting to do weight lifting exercise but haven't been able to do them because of this.I think she misunderstood thinking this was a thing I was doing a lot and everyday. When in realityI've done next to none because of the hand weakness. So it's very clear the weights aren't the issue. She told me to just not do it. I told her I was only using 5 pounds weights which is literally nothing. We lift heavier things on the day to day. But she was pretty confident saying that was a lot?? I cant even exercise because I can't trust my hand. I can't just avoid everything. I don't understand why she didn't even think to give me a few sessions to see if I could benefit from them but instead she just told me it might just go away. When I brought up the numbness she said it might be my spine, so I brought up going to a dr and she pretty much said that I should just wait and it'll probably go away... Just doesn't sit right to me... this is life changing stuff and she basically wants me to wait and hopefully it'll go away. It's already been around 3 months... when will it go away?

Gunston Physical Therapy is the very best place for therapy…read more Their therapists are the best. I have been brought from severe issue in my limbs and requiring a new knee to a healthy body and no further requirements for knee replacement. At age 77 I could not ask for a better team to get and keep me in shape. The entire team is amazing especially Jeanne, Natalia and Jen. The entire team is commended for their expertise and attention to every detail.

I went to Gunston Physical Therapy with a limp due to pain after a bad fall. At times, I had to…read morestop walking due to the pain. Eight weeks later, I am pain free. A special thanks to Jen the owner and Melissa for their intuitive Physical Therapy. They always listened to my feedback, adjusted the therapy accordingly, and I'm doing well now. The billing process and scheduling were perfectly done with a smile. Thanks James.

Amazing staff, very accommodating. Always happy to come back. Great cafe, quality, clean officeread more

I was referred to this office by VA for help with my lower back. When I arrived, the staff at the…read morefront desk were friendly and allowed me ample time to complete the paperwork without any pressure (I am someone who actually reads the paperwork before signing). They also reacted positively to my attempts at humor and were pleasant throughout my visit. They appeared to have no issues understanding how to process paperwork with the VA (unlike some urgent care clinics that try to charge me when they should not). Although the x-ray didn't want to work for me for some reason, I was quickly seen, evaluated, and given some helpful treatment. They used the electrical pulse therapy with an ice-pack and did a couple of adjustments that were painless and surprisingly helpful. I didn't realize how the adjustments could help while he performed them but they did. Finally, I got to perform "an adjustment" on the chiropractor (I po​pped his back). I apparently did a good job and he even mentioned that I provided "an adjustment" for him. Maybe I should look into learning more about chiropractic science. O​ther than the odd situation with the x-ray, all went well and I do feel better. I had a good experience here and I expect that you will have a good experience with Virginia Family Chiropractic for your future chiropractic needs. I look forward to my follow up appointment in a couple of days!!