These are some amazing folks over here. They do everything possible, to support parents and…read morechildren of all abilities. I can't express in words. All of the employees and volunteers here are compassionate and understanding. My best to the support groups for moms and dads. They are empowering people. This is close to the police station, and the old town part of Fairfax City. There's plenty of parking, and as expected fully ADA compliant. You can find a variety of support folks along with programs. Everyone here does it as a calling. It's something special to see. For your kids and all, may everyone continue to thrive.

We had a wonderful experience with the Infant and Toddler Connection of Fairfax. Our service…read morecoordinator, Meghann McConnell was truly wonderful from the start of the process all the way up to the end of our services. The intake evaluation is quite long, but the team at ITC was so warm and personable that my 2-year old was able to sit through it with no issues at all. The team is incredibly knowledgeable about toddler speech development and patiently, expertly, and compassionately answered all of my questions after the intake. They provide such a comprehensive evaluation that makes you feel like you're in good hands right from the get-go. The speech therapist we were connected with, through Therapy 4 Kids, Chandra Williams, was truly exceptional in providing me with a tailored toolkit to help my son catch up in his language development. She is very intelligent, intuitive, personable, and our sessions seemed to fly-by. I implemented her suggestions week to week and noticed a monumental improvement in my sons speech in just a couple of months. He went from "atypical" language development to catching up to his peers in such a short time frame and I credit that improvement to Chandra's expert support. My son loved his sessions with Chandra, and would often cry when she left. Throughout the entire process, Meghann McConnell checked in periodically to follow-up and see how the sessions were going, which was very much appreciated and made us feel well taken care of. I can't say enough good things about ITC and will be forever grateful to them for supporting my son as he overcame this challenge.

My daughter was given a speech evaluation by Debbie in my home. She was 3 1/2 years old at the…read moretime. The evaluation resulted in my daughter being a year behind with articulating words as she spoke. Debbie's recommendation was for my daughter to get speech therapy at a facility, as my daughter is a real 'wiggle worm'. Debbie recommended a place, but unfortunately my daughter's insurance denied the claim since she did not experience a trauma or birth defect, which caused her delayed speech. In the meantime, Debbie is working with my daughter every week in our home to provide therapy. She does such a FANTASTIC job with my 'wiggle worm' that my daughter gets excited when she knows Debbie is coming and when she arrives. My daughter's speech has definitely improved since Debbie started working with her. Her sentences are longer, she is clearer, and I understand more words when she talks. My daughter even says, "Ms. Debbie says do this or that..." I would definitely recommend Eat, Speak, Play!

From the owner: Welcome to Eat, Speak, Play! We provide in home, functional based occupational and speech language…read moretherapy while specializing in feeding therapy and assistive technology in DC and Northern Virginia. Our programs are tailored to meet the specific needs of each individual person we work with. Our goal is to provide a multidisciplinary approach to therapy whenever possible to address each child in a holistic way. By doing this we will be able to treat the individual versus the specific problem. We want to provide individuals with independence and support the family and caregivers (including those at school and work) that will optimize quality of life.

Okay this place is the best. 10/10…read more I've suffered many injuries from basketball so this was the third physical therapy clinic I have been with. They without a doubt gave me the best therapy and overall experience!!! After just three weeks Kristen had not only brought my ankle back to full health, but also removed my back pain (improved sleep was a bonus). There were countless quick fixes she made to my body that I benefited from immediately and that I did not realize I needed. It's actually a fun and welcoming environment making it the only place I didn't dread exercising. I left more athletic, healthier, happier, and much less likely to get injured again. Best investment you could make. Thank you Kristen

They overbook and pay little attention to clients during work outs. Today and waited for 5…read moreminutes after appt time of 11 before being seen. Given one warm up exercise. Completed it. And then stood around another 5 minutes while therapist conducted and intake on another client and ignored me. So I canceled future appointments and left.

When my mom was diagnosed with ALS, her decline was rapid and devastating. She lost mobility from…read morethe neck down and required full physical transfers. Before finding Homewatch CareGivers, I had gone through at least three different agencies. Each assured me they had experience with ALS, understood its unique challenges, and could safely care for someone with advanced mobility needs. Unfortunately, that wasn't our experience. By the time I found Kelly and her team, I was exhausted, overwhelmed, scared, and running out of hope. Kelly came to our home for an initial visit, and from the moment she walked through the door, I had a good feeling. She listened carefully, understood the complexity of my mom's condition, and talked us through scheduling options. Most importantly, she recommended a two-caregiver approach to ensure my mom's safety during transfers. Within a week, Homewatch CareGivers had highly qualified caregivers in place and ready to help. Homewatch CareGivers truly became a lifeline for our family. As my mom's condition changed, the caregivers adapted seamlessly. When she could no longer chew and needed pureed meals, they didn't simply blend everything together. They thoughtfully prepared and plated each of her favorite foods individually, preserving both dignity and enjoyment. They learned how to operate her power wheelchair, helped us navigate new equipment, and frequently offered insights and suggestions that even some medical professionals had not considered. Throughout the entire journey, we were met with compassion, respect, and genuine empathy. One of the hardest realities of ALS is watching people lose their voice and mobility. Too often, others begin to treat them differently or speak around them. That never happened with our Homewatch CareGivers team. They always treated my mom as the intelligent, capable woman she was, ensuring she remained at the center of every conversation and decision. When we purchased an eye-gaze communication device, the caregivers learned how to set it up and use it. In fact, they became so proficient that there were times they understood it better than I did. Kelly's level of involvement and support was extraordinary. She didn't just check on my mom; she checked on our entire family. She provided a sense of safety and security that allowed me to continue working while knowing my mom was receiving exceptional care. Over time, the caregivers became part of our family. As ALS progressed, there were moments when we weren't ready to accept how much things had changed. Kelly gently guided us through each next step, whether that meant implementing overnight care, adjusting schedules, or helping us understand hospice options. Her guidance was always thoughtful, compassionate, and exactly what we needed. Sadly, we lost my mom in March. I can say without hesitation that we would not have made it through those 14 months without Homewatch CareGivers, Kelly, and the incredible team of caregivers who stood beside us every step of the way. Words cannot adequately express our gratitude for their professionalism, kindness, dedication, and love. When the end came, members of the Homewatch CareGivers team came to be by my mom's side and say goodbye. Even after her passing, Kelly and her team have continued to check in on our family and offer support. If you have a loved one with ALS or another degenerative neurological condition, I cannot recommend Homewatch CareGivers highly enough. Their expertise goes far beyond caregiving--they understand the disease, they support the family, and they provide compassionate care that preserves dignity every step of the way. Quite simply, we could not have navigated this journey without them, and our family will be forever grateful

They were prompt, responsive, and helpful--and also compassionate and respectful. I enjoyed having…read moreNina come by and really appreciated her assistance!

Some superhero member of this location decided to call CPS on our toddler, who is still finding his…read morefeet and learning to walk, instead of talking to us? With multiple children, a small bruise is what triggers a CPS no-notice visit? Incompetent staff will let children scream in agony recovering from anesthesia, but don't show up with a normal kid with bruises! Might get a CPS visit that will stick with you unnecessarily! Anybody know a good lawyer for a lawsuit? Oh, let's not forget we're waiting for his appointment to check his vision and ensure he doesn't need glasses like his older sibling. But go ahead, call CPS. What could improve? Hire competent staff, learn to communicate with the family, and maybe rethink HCA priorities and values. But what's that to the bottom line of a for-profit health system cesspool? Edit: So since you guys inserted an IV and left a bruise on my kid from the IV, does that mean I can sue for malpractice? The CPS lady that visited called it a BS report and said they get a ton of BS calls from this location (HCA), so I used a bit of sarcasm, but seriously... check your kid over for bruises before you go here and if your kiddo does have a bruise, ask if anyone called CPS before you leave the location!

The front desk staff is completely rude. I'm getting surgery and I'm nervous. I have everything…read morethey asked for so what's with the attitude? You think they would have front desk personnel with compassion working. Thanks for raising my blood pressure and anxiety before going under.

My daughter had a tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy today. From arrival to departure, the staff,…read moredoctors and nurses were all amazing!! Thankful for the wonderful care my daughter received.

My 16 year old daughter had surgery for a broken nose 10 days ago at this location. I cannot say…read moreenough about the kindness and professionalism of the entire staff. Starting from the ladies at the reception, all the nurses, the anesthesiologist (I believe Doc. Kim), Mr Mirarchi who kept us updated on how everything was going. Dr Blank perform surgery on my daughter. Great professional, kind, reassuring before and after surgery. Great team, highly recommend it. Thank you all!