A very welcoming business. They make you feel as if they(the staff)have known you forever. I had a…read moretotal shoulder replacement procedure. I couldn't move my shoulder at all. The 2 therapist worked on me with such care. The receptionist made sure that I was comfortable at all times. I would recommend this small business to any and everyone.

Absolutely a terrible place to place to place your loved one for long term care you probably have…read moreheard of nursing home nightmares well this is that place. My mother got a stage 4 pressure ulcer (bed sore) that ultimately cost her her life. Now this place next to hell along with the administration has filled bankruptcy to avoid standing up for there wrongful death and personal injury claims ( which are very very many) shame on everyone associated with this group. If you are a self respecting person and work for this company you should look in the mirror and get out of there.

The rehab & physical therapy aspects of this center are very good. The cleanliness, staff…read moremotivation, food, and overall patient care is very poor. Don't send a sick person here and make sure a family member can be available and visit often to act as the patient's advocate.

This is the Physical Therapy part of The Orthopedic and Sports Medicine Center in the Belcher…read morePavilion at AAMC. I went here for a severe back problem a few years ago. I had a decompressed disk in my lower back with such extreme pain I couldn't sit or walk or stand for too long. After several weeks of physical therapy I was honestly 60% better and could manage my pain again - without medication. I did daily exercise and traction. They have a mac-daddy traction device which I haven't seen at any other PT location. They also have an indoor track which you can walk or limp around for more exercise. It's a big location with a lot of different stations. The only downside is the parking garage - but if you're patient and plan ahead, you'll be fine. Just don't go in there thinking you're going to get a parking space immediately...you'll most likely have to go up a few floors. I generally park in the Sajack Paviliion and walk over on the people bridge....it's much easier.

Please do not send anyone you love or care about to this place. For a rehabilitation facility where…read morepeople should be comfortable and content, this place is awful. In initial conversation between my cousin's insurance company and NMS Wellness, NMS communicated that they had the proper bedding to house him and to care for him. He took a 4 and a half hour ride from Virginia to Maryland to find that they did not. They did not care about his dietary needs, his bedding needs, his medication, or anything. The nurses themselves advised my cousin that this is not a place for anyone. The nurses dish out medicine without knowing the proper medication, let alone the proper dosages. The nurses have bad attitudes, the food is terrible and not appropriate for someone who is in a rehabilitation phase. He has been here for 48 hours and has not been offered water nor seen a doctor. We cannot wait to get him out of this place.

From the owner: NMS Wellness is an outpatient rehabilitation center providing Physical, Occupational, Speech and…read moreAquatic Therapy. Our rehabilitation services address challenges in several areas, including but not limited to: fine motor/handwriting skills, work behaviors, socio-emotional skills, sports injuries, orthopedic injuries, neuromuscular injuries, expressive language skills, receptive language skills, feeding and swallowing, speech fluency, articulation, among many others.

I'm a 61 year old woman with Multiple Sclerosis (since 1996). The disease has stolen my ability to…read morewalk, and I'm unable to care for myself anymore. My 83 year old parents were unable to keep up with the care needed for my daily life. The symptoms became worse- incontinence, inability to perform ADLs, and unable to feed me or keep me clean. It was time to get serious help. I was falling 4/5 times a week and calling the fire department to pick me up off the floor. After serious research working with social workers, we discovered Autumn Lake.Spa Creek, 10 minutes from my family. The setting was beautiful, and I was instantly attracted to the place. I immediately contacted my social workers to find out how to become a lifetime resident. Come to find out that after providing this place with appropriate documentation and filling out forms needed, they evaluated me for residency. After some days waiting (not long) during hospitalization, I was accepted! I was transported to Autumn Lake via ambulance and immediately shown to my room. I was welcomed with OPEN ARMS! Every single staff member i met greeted me and offered their help whenever I might need it. All residents said hello with smiles. My room is spacious and most of all, SAFE...for me with an electric wheelchair. I met my sweet roommate, perfectly matched for me. Most of all, I got to meet Alish, one of the social workers instrumental in my acceptance. Gave her my thanks! Signed a lot of complicated paperwork, but Zi in the business office made everything clear...she explained it all. Then I met Rebecca (Unit Manager) who told me how the unit I was living in works and really presented everything clearly. If I need help, she was quick to say she's always available. Then I met Jalloh, the nurse that I could contact for room/floor related issues, and of course any medical questions that I had. He was personally responsible for my direct care. I quickly came to find that he is a special soul, Jalloh. You constantly hear his name called out loudly throughout the halls, and he always answers loudly and comes to your room immediately. I've NEVER EVER seen a person being CONSTANTLY PULLED IN DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS consistently respond with bright and knowledgeable care every time. WITH JOKES AND LIGHTHEARTED words that always LIFTS YOUR SPIRITS. Wow. He is AMAZING. And he manages the aides that work under him with confidence and brilliance that inspire his leadership. Cherlita is my favorite person on my care team. I get to be taken care of by her at least 3 times a week and she. Is truly a standout performer. I need lots of very personal care and she always goes the extra mile! It's INCREDIBLE how CLEAN she makes me feel...she handles many, many patients at one time - a typical night includes 19 patients , with call lights going on constantly for other rooms needing assistance urgently. I don't know how she does it. Her bedside manner is incredible, maintaining speed with excellence...and with a smile! Next, I'll tell you about the Therapy Department. I began therapy right away upon arrival. I met Ashley, Katie, Cesar, Harry, and Frank right away and they wasted no time in creating a therapy plan for me, and discussing my goals. A progress report was created. I want to stand. That is my goal. They are helping me realize that goal with carefully planned exercises. Working very closely with Katie, I'm working on foot and leg strength. Very difficult with loss of movement, but she is finding a way to somehow do it through hands on therapy, and strength building exercises. Ashley, Cesar and Frank are all working with me on upper body strengthening exercises and I've been able to enjoy visible results already. Autumn Lake is a clean, comfortable and very safe refuge for those that require rehabilitation and those who need a long term forever home. I was SO lucky to get admitted here. If you need proof, come tour and visit. You'll see what I see - intimate, personal care and a supportive, friendly environment! Check it out!!

First the staff is very rude. When you tell a family member I can't help you because that's not my…read morepatient. That is never the answer. The roaches are insane in this place. Visiting I stepped on at least 10 roaches in 20 minutes and nothing is being done about this. Clothes and personal items go missing any nothing is being done about it. I don't not recommend this place.