I treated here for several months, initially coming in for GI distress/related issues. The entire…read moreprocess felt like throwing things at a wall to see if something would stick. I get that the gut is complicated and we don't know a lot about it yet. But that's the whole point. I quickly realized that real-life doctors don't really know any more than doctors on Google. I could have saved a lot of $$$ if I had realized that. They tried, but it was all guesswork and things I could have tried on my own. There was also very little urgency in the treatment plan e.g. "Try this for 6 weeks. We'll see what happens. See you at the next appointment." Like I'm suffering, in pain, and want an answer. I never got one. And I'm not blaming them for it - they just didn't have any answers, even though they tried. I've had more success through my own research and experimentation.

Dr. Lotito has been instrumental in helping solve my problems. I used to be so exhausted, that I…read morefell asleep almost as soon as I got home. I am starting to feel much better.

I am a cancer patient here and it has been the best experience. Dr. Sorge is an amazing doctor who…read moredoesn't treat you just as a patient, but as a person/friend. Everyone is super nice and postive here. I enjoy coming and always feel like they want the best for me. The office is always clean and nice. They check on you regularly and make sure you're as comfortable as possible. Everyone needs to meet Dr. Valerie Sorge!

From the owner: We love finding new ways to advance and develop the lives of the people we meet. This is why we…read morehave sought to implement the latest developments in life enhancing alternative natural medicine to the whole of people's lives. We are committed to blending the best of traditional medicine with the fundamentals of naturopathic principles. To this end, we have formed compelling treatment protocols designed to prevent undue aging and circumvent disease while promoting patient experience of balanced, high level health. We believe the health of an individual involves both an objective and subjective expression. So we look at each patient scientifically and judiciously according to medical standard of care but also consider and listen to the experience, concerns, desires and personal idiosyncrasies communicated by the patient.

I have had now 3 integrative massages (including lymphatic drainage) with Bodhi at Village Wellness…read moreand she has been fantastic! I would highly recommend the 90 minute massage with her. She is highly skilled and great at what she does!

My company recently arranged for a virtual 'Guided Meditation' session with Lance from Village…read moreWellness, and I'm so thankful they did! I struggle with ADD and tend to have a very 'noisy' brain even in normal circumstances. Now, with the current stress and anxiety related to COVID-19, I've had increased difficultly focusing on tasks, both professional and personal. As Lance led our group through some basics of meditation (being still, at ease and aware), I absolutely felt my mind and body calm down, which was awesome! His way of leading and encouraging us through the process was easy to understand, even to a first-timer like myself. I absolutely plan to incorporate this technique into my daily routine, and hope that my company might provide additional sessions to us in the future so I can learn more. Thank you, Lance!

She is the worst chiropractor ever. Caused injury and was sued. Can't believe she is still hurting…read moreothers.

So I'm goose hunting in the middle of winter on the Langford River in Maryland. A nice bird tolls…read moreinto the decoy spread, I rise up to shoot but I don't get the shot I want. It flies up and turns away before falling in the middle of the river. Score one bird for dinner. Problem is the river is deep and wide, and covered in a layer of thin ice. It's been a long few days of hunting and I'm tired, but I have to retrieve my bird. The only way is using a sit-upon kayak. Note this is winter, not summer; I'm wearing full winter gear just to stay warm in the frigid river air. I strip off my parka, jump on the kayak and head out. I'm straining to get the boat through the ice. With each stroke the bow rides up on the ice then breaks through. Exhausting work in heavy clothes, I'm sweating like crazy. My position in the kayak is completely uncomfortable, shotgun across my lap, hunched over. Mind you, if I capsize, my big winter boots will drag me down to my death. Almost to the bird, something pops in my hip, like a knife jammed into my right butt cheek. I barely make it to the bird and back to the dock thinking I've hurt my back somehow. Crawling to the blind, I sit dazed wondering what the hell is strained. The pain is excruciating. Finally I can't stand it any longer. I somehow get back to the house about 50 yards away and pop 8 Advil. After five minutes tick by, I impatiently down a glass of scotch waiting for the meds to kick in. Crippled, I get to my bed and lay there unable to move without crying. Mind you, I'm not unfamiliar with pain, and I have the scars to prove it. I've had my appendix out, hand cut to the bone, arm almost ripped off, knee split open, broken bones, you name it. But this has me whipped. Lots more booze that night gets me to the morning, but when I wake up, I'm just as bad. I crawl to my car and drive home. The next day at work, I'm no better, can barely move, stiff and pained. One of my employees suggests a chiropractor. Yeah, yeah, I've been to them before. Years ago when I was a younger man I had a lot of back pain. I saw many chiropractors. One was so "spiritual" that I couldn't tell if he was actually doing anything at the sessions. One time he actually falls asleep and bumped his head on mine. My mother says he was channeling positive energy but I call bullshit. Another guy twists my body and says "ready?" before cracking me like a walnut. I hated him more than sleepy. My employee says, Dr. Wendi isn't like that, so I relent and call. She makes time for me that day. After some evaluation, the doctor determines I've severely strained my sacroiliac joint, that's the one that holds your spine to your pelvis. You need that to do things like walk, sit, lie down, and anything else that requires movement. On the table, she adjusts me with mild pressure, no cracking, no twisting, Dr. Wendi doesn't believe in that. Like a disciple at a faith healing road show, I literally get up off the table and walk up and down the hall with a nearly normal gait. It was biblical. The pain comes back a bit the next day as she predicted but less each time I visit and a handful more sessions later I'm recovered. Dr. Wendi is my hero. I still go to see her from time to time. No more major pain now but like most people I'm a little crooked from years of not taking the easy route. She pushes me back in alignment and I walk out straighter and taller every time. She's holistic but not goofy, assertive but not a back cracker, the way chiropractors should be. Highly recommended.

I have had the pleasure of both Tai and Megan having me in for sessions. I went primarily for upper…read moreback and neck pain from nursing and pumping. My pain and tension in the back as almost completely disappeared after four treatments. They preformed the cupping on me and I must say it was an amazing experience I addition to the acupuncture. We have moved on to working on nerve damage I have from my c-section. I have noticed more feeling in that area and I'm excited to continue working with them.

I was lucky enough to discover healing place acupuncture and Megan in the beginning of my IVF…read morejourney. Infertility is a community effort and I am so lucky to have Megan as a part of my team! She not only provided skilled acupuncture with a focus on prepping my body for baby, she helped me navigate the proper diet, herbs, and overall health tips to help with fertility. Even in the worst days I always left my sessions with a smile and a sense of peace.

The family practice is best in class. Appointments are easy to obtain and the doctors and nurses…read moretake their time with you as a patient.

In fairness, I have only been to the new "Urgent Care" once and it's not great. Most Urgent Care's…read moredispense meds at the time of the visit. Sometimes you have to pay a premium for that but even that's not available here. It's really a normal primary care experience but they have some weekend hours. If you're sick and don't want to make extra stops at the pharmacy I recommend going elsewhere.