I would like to acknowledge 2 of your staff that worked with my son Kairon Parker for over a month…read moreand a half. (Erin Ford and Brittany Simco). In that amount of time I have a seem tremendous growth in his speech and awareness. They have given me tools that I cannot only used with my son but with other children that I work with. I just want to really thank the ladies for being so welcoming and helping me in my time of need. They have boosted myself esteem as being the best mom that I can be. They are my motivation to keep moving forward and to continue to help my son grow. So thank you ladies so much for everything you do, I really appreciate it. Keep making a different in families lives because you defiantly made an imprint on mines

We chose Little Hands Speech Therapy to work with my daughter on speech and oral motor issues and…read moreloved that Kelli came to our home for the therapy. My daughter has a tendency to get easily distracted and she did wonderfully keeping her engaged yet still loving the therapy. In fact, my oldest daughter often wanted to join in on the fun. My daughter looked forward to her therapy each week and still asks when we can have Kelli come back. In addition to the in-person therapy, Kelli also provided us with fun exercises we could do on our own to supplement our learning and she also provided me support when working through an IEP re-evaluation. I couldn't ask for more!

Solid team of speech therapists that really care and that really taylor the needs to your child…read more Julie is the best!

Julie is the best! Her extensive knowledge and positive energy make her a wonderful therapist. She…read moregoes out of her way to stay in contact with parents and make the child feel like they're just having fun! I would highly recommend Julie to anyone who has a child with a speech or language delay.

We brought our 4yo daughter here under a recommendation that she get evaluated for speech and audio…read moreconcerns. We appreciate how honest the therapist was about how she didn't see any underlying concerns with her in this area and was not pushy about continuing therapy sessions. But we did discuss perhaps occupational therapy to help her with feeding for future development. So we booked a few feeding OT sessions with Nadia and my daughter was in love with her from day 1. She was kind, patient and instantly connected with our daughter in trying to pin point the best way to encourage her to open up on how she interacts with food. Would highly recommend.

My son has been attending speech therapy sessions at Fairfax Pediatric Therapy since early January…read more He is almost 9 and has always struggled with his "s," "sh," and "ch" sounds - but we waited to see if he would grow out of it (he didn't). On recommendation of our dentist, we tried some videos to help him with speech, but we were not successful on our own. After a Zoom call with Ariel and Ahmad, the speech therapist, we felt very confident and comfortable with Fairfax Pediatric Therapy. After the first session, my son made huge strides in his "sh" sounds - he was actually able to articulate it correctly, even if it was a struggle. Long story short, as of today (3 months after starting) Finn has met all of his speech goals and no longer needs the services. Both Ahmad and Finn worked hard to make this happen - and in such a short time. I didn't expect progress so fast, to be honest. Not only that - my kiddo actually looked forward to the sessions. Ahmad took the time to get to know his interests - chess and strategy games - and built the sessions around play. When we left today, for the last time, Finn said he was going to miss his friend. We have had the best experience! Thank you.

Everyone is so friendly here! We have been going for my 3 year old's delayed speech and we've seen…read moreso much progress. They go with the child's learning pace and help the parents understand step by step.

My daughter went to speech here for about five to six months in 2017. She never really warmed up to…read morethe therapist but that wasn't necessarily the fault of the therapist. I'm giving them one star because of what happened after we stopped going. I had always paid my copay at the time of the visit every visit. At one point I asked if I had reached the maximum number of visits covered by insurance and was told that I had not yet and that when and if it happens they could ask for approval for more. We quit in late October 2017. I never heard anything about owing any money or that insurance had stopped paying until a year later when I received a letter from a collections agency for $112.28. I immediately called and spoke with Valerie who claims they sent me three bills that were never paid. I never received any bills from them. Because it was already in collections she claimed they couldn't do anything else. At no point did anyone call me to tell me my insurance visits had run out or that I owed any money. Since I had always paid my copay and never received anything from them I assumed that either I had not reached the maximum number of visits or that if I had that insurance had approved additional ones. Now this bill for $112.28 is on my credit report as past due and my credit is irreversibly damaged. I would think that after having established a personal relationship with the staff and the therapist and having always paid in full on the day of the visit, they could have reached out via email or phone. I'm extremely disappointed with how they treated us. As an update to this review. Over a year later, the collections is the only negative not perfect item on our credit report. Yet because of $112.28 the mortgage we are currently applying for will have a significantly higher rate. Our credit fell from 830 to 690 all because of the incompetency of CSTCs billing department. It is going to cost tens of thousands of dollars in extra interest. Words cannot express my discontent and frustration.

We just love this place! Our daughter received OT and SP here for 5+ years. The owners and staff…read moreare all excellent people who really care about your kiddo. We highly recommend this place! They are in the Tricare/HealthNet network, which is GREAT being that they're in close proximity to Fort Belvoir!

This place is unreal! The facility, the staff, the therapists,....they're all wonderful!! My son is…read morethree and receives both speech and occupational therapy from ECC. We just love how professional, organized, but kind the whole center is. They also accept insurance, which is awesome! I highly recommend!!!

This provider has no ethics in terms of assessing kids and treatment of kids. Dr. Park tried to…read moremake more money by wrongly identifying the deficits of the kid and keeping them from seeking other necessary services for the purpose of retaining the kids within their service. This is detrimental for the kids and prevent them from seeking the right service. Please be cautious when you seek advice from this provider. They also do not allow parents to observe the class. This is not an ethical place. Be cautious!

Our son has been a patient of Dr. Park's for the last three years due to apraxia of speech. After…read morereceiving speech therapy for a year at another provider, he had made little progress due to a wrong diagnosis, but upon coming to Dr. Park, he has progressed beyond measure and is now seen only to help maintain. Dr. Park is so much more than a speech pathologist to our family - she is one of our greatest blessings. The time, dedication, and love she has shown our guy is more than this five-star rating can measure.

DO NOT send your loved ones here!! This place is horrible. My 84 year old mother was sent here from…read moreLandsdowne hospital and stayed for about 2 weeks. While she did make some improvements in her mobility she was not able to transfer out of her bed or wheelchair without assistance. She also wasnt able to walk independently with a walker during her last PT session yet they still seemed to think 8 hours of in home care upon returning home would be adequate. They sent us with a wheel chair that she cant even use because due to her arthritis she cant bend her knee enough to use the foot rests!!! They didnt give me a list of equipment I needed to get (aside from wheelchair, walker, and bedside camode) when her in home caregiver arrived this morning (her first morning at home) she asked about a lift belt and she was shocked they didnt send her with one. My mother ended up back in the ER after a sleepless night for both of us with her in so much pain. Encompass refused to take her back and her physician there blatantly LIED to her ER Dr about her abilities prior to discharge. The DR in the ER absolutely didnt belive them as she has eyes on her now and can see how in pain she still is. What they have done is criminal and I am FOURIOUS that they would out right lie to cover their asses. Believe all the one star reviews and try somewhere else, the hospital is now working on getting her transferred somewhere else with, hopefully, competent staff. STAY AWAY is my only advice here.

Horrible... They assessed my mother, approved her and…read moreaccepted her. Charged her insurance. Transported her to the facility and less than 12 hours sent her back to the hospital they picked her up from without consulting me her POA. I would never ever recommend this facility to my worst enemy.

I've been here for two separate treatments. The first was with their former Clinic Director and the…read moremost recent was with with Pathik Patel for a tennis elbow. I've had the best experience and results from both the therapists. Pathik is very knowledgeable and could identify the issue and a path for treatment course with the first session. I started to see progress with my 3rd and 4th sessions. His focussed massages and treatments really helped me. My wife had an issue with her shoulder and severe mobility issues with her right hand. This was during the first year of pandemic and she had several telephonic sessions with therapist Elizabeth D. While telephonic sessions had its limitations and my wife couldn't see much progress, Elizabeth suggested my wife to visit for an in-person session if she was comfortable. My wife did and started to see improvements immediately! We hope we wouldn't need another physiotherapy session but if we do, we will sure look to Jackson's clinic and schedule an apt with Pathik or Elizabeth. I am sure other therapists are good as well.

I am not able to speak of other Jackson Clinics, depending upon if they are independently owned…read moremight add a clue, but this location is definitely not a wise choice. The PT should first and foremost make the priority each and every client 100% during their appointment. This is not the case here which I can only assume our surgeon was unaware as this was his recommendation. There were a few red flags when we arrived for our first appointment which I chose to look past initially. The reception staff seemed disinterested, preoccupied and unwelcoming. As Therapy started for our daughter, a high level athlete, the therapist seemed very put out we wanted to be present during the first session but grudgingly cooperated. As it turns out it was a good decision as apparently the therapist missed the one thing the doctor insisted not to do on the paperwork presented to her, and halfway through began to attempt. During the next one hour appointment we did not oversee, but feedback was lukewarm from our daughter. What I could point out is that we also have a professional rehabilitation trainer who sent and tried to coordinate with the PT and received little response or interest. On the third appointment the PT spent the first half on our daughter, sent her to do expertises on her own, and took a second patient during our appointment time which I watched from the seating area. It seems, even though I was a new client, that standard procedure is to schedule as many clients as possible and double revenue at the detriment to all clients. PT is something that should require 100% of a therapists attention. To be splitting their time between clients unacceptable and morally wrong. I have always been a person who is find spending money no matter the cost to achieve a desired result but only if the value equals the cost. It makes no difference whether you are paying or insurance is covering the cost, in the end, one way or another you're paying. You may be losing valuable recovery time if not your hard earned money. This is one of those instances when sending a message to the business is best served by avoiding their establishment. There are far too many businesses who put the clients best interest first.