I have had multiple issues crop up in the course of getting back into shape and Joe Palombo has…read morebeen a lifesaver. Physical therapy is something that I am so glad to have access to and Joe has helped me with everything from wrist problems to shoulder and knee pain. As I write this review I can't say enough how pleased I am with my results. Joe is patient and knowledgeable with plenty of experience and an extremely amicable personality. I would recommend Performance Care to anyone who is injured or simply wants to move better

My right shoulder has bugged me for YEARS. It has always felt more forward when compared to my left…read moreside. Dr. Sarah Houhoulis worked on my shoulder mobility, gave me an adjustment, dry needling on my shoulder and back, and then she gave me the best neck crack OF MY LIFE. When we were done, my shoulder was VISIBLY set evenly. I'm amazed. Sarah knows her stuff. I want to make another google account just to give her 10 STARS!

By far the nicest, most professional PTs!!! I've worked with all the therapists here and they are…read moreall fantastic! As soon as you walk in they greet you by name and there is very little wait time! I highly recommend this location! !

I cant believe there's not a review for the excellent physiotherapists in McLean so thought I'd be…read morethe first. I had previously gone to another large physiotherapy chain but felt like a number. Noone was particularly interested in listening to my concerns and questions. They were capable sure but impersonal. I searched around until I found this Office. I've done rehab for my knees (twice), back, hip and a major foot surgery at this Office. I've had the very experienced and calm Kate, the bubbly and energetic Jacqui (who became a great friend ,albeit tough!) and I have observed Kassidy's humorous, yet no nonsense approach with the children and elderly. Every therapist has their regulars and fans in this office and they are all well liked. They have assisted me get my mobility back many times and both commiserated and encouraged me when I've had set backs. All have assisted me with my questions on pain, home rehab equipment and exercises. I've had disastrous emergencies and Ciara,(hmm hope its the Irish spelling) the incredibly helpful and efficient Office Manager, has kindly fit me in. She's also photocopied medical records by the ton for insurance and personal files. The first appointment is an evaluation and goal setting session with measurements taken for records. Thereafter the first 20 minutes or so of future appointments are manipulation and then surpervised exercises on the Office equipment. Note this is not a one on one segment as the next patient is arriving for manipulation. As most of these have to be repeated at home the therapist will explain and observe and correct but there is a responsability on the patient to be very self motivating. Believe me these therapist know if you've been working at home or just say you have! If your insurance doesn't pay there is a self pay amount charged of approx $120 I think. You can have your appointment reminders texted to your phone and its always advisable to book many at one time as the physiotherapist get booked very quickly.Criticisms? It would be nice to schedule the session slightly longer in the manipulation stage by about ten minutes but thats a corporate decision. If you're in pain and are looking for experienced and understanding physiotherapy in a very nice environment, the Mclean Office is a great choice. I just finished the McLean 5km thanks to them and will be scheduling my next foot surgery confident that I have a team of capable physiotherapist to help me again.

As a new mother, and a veteran- - I have both clinical and administrative experience (even as a…read moreformer part-time employee at INOVA) dealing with// outpatient physical therapy rehab service(s). My chief complaint as a patient was addressed correctly and expeditiously. I was mostly alone during my treatments and I did try and attempted to use the home theraband suggestion home stretches seriously and Ice packed the off site pain management advices suggested by accredited Physical Therapists. I've tried reflexology natur/oPathy massage (like Massage eNVy), but the pain became intolerable between working two jobs, attending two colleges same time, while - - also being a new parent. Scheduling options was not disparaging and it's never a stigma to get help when you honestly need to get help. I did have uncovered unpaid balances for missing appointments due to both scholastic and two jobs schedule conflicts, in which in compliance I've paid in full and out of pocket. They accepted both HMO - and PPO- base insurance/s. Overall my personal experience in this facility was ok, I did not get injured after walking out of Jackson physical therapy clinic and their Staff were sufficient and demeanors were friendly and not rude professionals.

Cristina is super dedicated to physical therapy and trying to understand difficult situations. I…read morestarted coming in due to intense shoulder pain and wanted to get this resolved. Previously, I was told by doctors in the area that it was due to frozen shoulder but they realized that this was not the case and recommended that I get an MRI. She was able to convince the doctors to book an MRI at the time. Turns out she was right and doctors were able to find a tumor and I am getting treated now. If Cristina was not so persistent in the level of care, I would have brushed it off and this tumor could have been a bigger problem. She is a superstar!

Very good place for Cranial Sacral Therapy with Scott Wagner ( owner and therapist).. thats the pro…read morethe con is getting an appointment to see him.. its very hard and complicated.. you have to schedule a month ahead.. i will go somewhere else.. but he is good and professional..

Before you book a physical therapy practice, ask them 3 questions:…read more 1) How long is a session? 2) How many minutes of your session are spent on the table with a Dr. of physical therapy (as opposed to practicing your exercises or being handed off to somebody else)? 3) If you have a doctor's prescription to treat an acute issue -- such as for your ankle or knee or shoulder -- do they limit their treatment to the prescribed area, or do they treat the whole body as it is affected by the injury? I've had the misfortune of needing PT many times. I have been to a few practices and never disliked a therapist, but when I found Pro Motion in 2008, that's when I realized what I'd been missing. Ask the questions above, compare to Pro Motion, and you'll quickly eliminate 99% of other PT practices. All the therapists here are top notch and share the same philosophy. The only negative about Pro Motion is that it's hard to get an appointment. However, once you're in, as they schedule subsequent months they'll find slots for you.

One of the best in the area - PT and Massage therapy professional always put the patient needs…read morefirst - Kwang, Nicole are doing are a great job

I needed PT per a visit to an orthopedics doc. I scheduled my appointments with this office since…read morethey were across the hall from the Ortho group, how convenient. Courtney did a great job working with me.

I went to Inova Physical Therapy Center after spending a month at PT Solutions Tysons, which was a…read morewaste of my time. This was my first time doing physical therapy every and didn't know what to expect. PT Solutions Tysons was so bad, that I couldn't wait to get checked out at Inova. I had a sciatic nerve injury on my left side, which was hindering my basic ability to walk, sleep, and sit. My first consultation was with Arturo, and he gave me dedicated 1:1 time, that I never got at PT Tysons. He asked me several questions, gave me some exercises, and was so knowledgeable. The best thing about this place is that they give you 1:1 time with the physical therapist, and I love that. Its not just about giving you some exercises, while they look at other patients. They are with you, even when you are doing the exercises. Within two weeks of therapy, Arturo realized that I was not getting better, and that the issue is not the hip but my back. Within a month of therapy, my pain was reduced by 40%. I loved that they tried different solutions on me, sometimes with deep massages, sometimes with exercises, and sometimes with machines. I started therapy with Inova Physical Therapy in June 2024, and I am already 80% better. I have stuck with one therapist only, and that has worked for me. The only downside is getting appointments. This place is so popular that getting appointments with the therapist of your choice can be very hard. So book ahead. Like any other medical facility, it all depends on who your doctor/therapist is. A bad therapist can make the injury worse. I can vouch for Arturo and this place for physical therapy after my terrible experience at another location. The medical experts here are very knowledgeable and very attentive. I've only worked with Arturo, and he is fabulous.

I have had several reasons to have a doctor recommend physical therapy…read more This was the first time I went to Inova Physical Therapy in Tysons. Overall my experience was so positive. I saw Conald a majority of the time but also saw Zoyie and Hasina. They were all great! Professional, Friendly, and very positive. Their care and understanding made it easy to do the work necessary for a successful outcome. Yes, I had a successful outcome and appreciate the people who make Inova Physcial Therapy a wonderful place for my recovery. From the time you walk in to the time you leave everyone is so positive! Thanks to everyone at Inova Physical Therapy!

I would never in good conscience recommend this practice. I've been in PT several times at several…read moreplaces in the past 15 years (knee, hip, shoulder, neck). But I went to PT Solutions in McLean for Pelvic Floor PT because they took my insurance (most good Pelvic PT places don't). During the first visit my pelvic floor was actually misdiagnosed/mis-assessed (unbeknownst to me). Before the second session my therapist had gone away for a week and a half (nobody informed me) and I was called the day of my appt and asked if I would be "ok" with a male therapist (nope). On the third visit after a different female therapist said "I'm not seeing what (the first) therapist saw, (on her assessment)" I lost all confidence in the practice. BUT I still gave the group another try because...insurance. In the end, half of the exercises I was given were exercises I was already doing and/or things I could find online by searching for "pelvic floor exercises." Seriously. Moreover the therapist kept giving me exercises that could have caused me potential injury (lower back and hip) even though I had told my therapist in writing what my physical limitations were. The therapist also promised she would reach out to the other therapist I was seeing for my knee/hip to make sure she was aware of my limitations, but she took over a month to do so. When I said that I would not do anything that could cause pain to my back or hip/knee, the therapist actually said "well we expect some level of pain with PT." I also witnessed older patients doing exercises while un-observed-- while the therapists were typing on their computers with their backs to patients -- which scared the heck out of me. I made my concerns about my own health known to the therapist and she felt I didn't respect her treatment, which, ultimately I did not. She also felt that my pelvic floor issues were related to my hip (they are not) and asked if I would let her treat my hip (another nope) and we decided to part ways. They were supposed to send me my records/assessment so I could give it to my new pelvic floor therapist, but they never did. I did see a subsequent Pelvic Floor PT group, which sadly does not take insurance, but I got a proper diagnosis and more help from one session with that other therapist than I did in 5+ weeks at PT Solutions. For any middle-aged women who really needs pelvic floor PT, please go see someone who has years of experience (not 2 or 3) who is qualified to do an internal assessment, otherwise you are wasting your time, money and, in my opinion, risking your health. You may have to pay out-of-pocket but you'll get more out of it.

I saw Katie G. and Leo at PT Solutions in McLean once a week for 30 days about a pulled quad. The…read moreservice was phenomenal. I've been in countless physical therapy settings as a collegiate athlete, but this one takes the cake. I felt like my care and recovery was a priority for them. Their online platform made knowing which exercises to do at home easy. Hopefully I don't get injured again, but if I do Katie at PT Solutions will be the first person I call.

I had a wonderful experience with Ascend Physical Therapy. I had rotator cuff surgery back in late…read moreAugust 2022. I started PT with Ascend two weeks later. The Doc said it was one of the worst tears he had ever seen. The therapists were conscientious of this and approached with extreme care. I initially started out three visits per week. The PT eased me to the pain and not through it as prescribed by the Doc. Over time my motions were normalizing. The PTs kept testing my movement abilities, and again not pushing. I was "handled with care". Eventually I reduced my number of visits to 2 visits a week then every other week. I am back to normal, or at least 99%. I would like to thank Nancy for having such a great group of PTs who assisted me, Petya, Kim, Courtney, Jacob, Allison and Nancy herself. I don't recommend injuries to anyone but if you must be injured and you require rehab, Ascend comes highly recommended.

Nancy and her team at Ascend have been absolutely phenomenal to work with on the rehabilitation…read morefollowing my foot tendon surgery! They are knowledgeable, patient, really take time to listen to how you're doing and adjust exercises accordingly. The atmosphere of the practice is very calm and cooperative. Even when there are multiple folks there at the same time, I feel like I get the attention I need in terms of observations of what I'm doing, adjustments needed, and instruction on what to do next. I've gone to several PT practices over the years for different issues, and they are among the best I've experienced. I've made very rapid progress thanks to the care I've received, and have no doubt I will reach 100% in the near future if I finish my regimen at Ascend. I would recommend them to friends and family without hesitation.

Talk about great care! Dr. Magner is amazing and so patient…read more So I've been going through some pain and stiffness in my back shoulder, neck and lower back which also affect my hip. Let's say I been carrying this for 2 years after 2 injuries. I decided to ignore my doctor and see a specialist. I was recommended by my boyfriend because he too had problems with his upper body. When I saw his results, I was curious. What really drawn me to my comfort zone was when Dr. Magner was just listening to my story. She gave me a brief explanation of my situation. So I decided to set up an appointment. The process was so easy. Her staff was helpful. My insurance was processed smoothly. They explained my policy and payments. The appointments were easy to make and they were flexible when it comes to my unforeseen events. My first was appointment was informational and basic rehab. It was a lot getting use to. As weeks gone by my rehab routine increased as I improved. Dr. Magner is very professional when it came to concerns and targeting the problem area. Her staff is knowledgable and attentive. Each are educated and compassionate. Everytime I go off, they correct my form. Even notice when my shoulders starts to tense up. Thank youuu! Finding a chiropractor you can trust and depend on is hard but Dr. Magner is straight forward and understanding. If you need someone like that, give her a shot. It is worth trying.

Everyone I dealt with at Sport and Spine Rehab was extremely professional and courteous, from the…read moredoctors to the physical therapists to the receptionist. Compared to another chiropractor I visited in the area, I really appreciated that Dr. Magner took the time to explain what she was doing at every stage, and what her plan was for my therapy. I originally found this place through ZocDoc, which allowed me to book appointments online. Unfortunately, they no longer offer online scheduling, so I'm docking them a star. The convenience of scheduling was what drew me in in the first place, so now that I have to call, I've been going to a place closer to home.

Complete quackery! Expensive!…read moreNo results! I went plantar fasciitis physical therapy with No results!

Confession: I cannot remember what AIRROSTI stands for, but I don't care! In my opinion, it is…read moreshorthand and an acronym for amazing incredible rapid recovery of something terrifically incredible (yes - incredible x 2). Note: some insurance covers this, some insurance does not. Regardless: it is worth the cost. I repeat: it is worth every penny. Anyhow, enough silliness - Airrosti is a national (?) network of providers who specialize in getting you better as soon as possible. They aim for 4 sessions or less. They will impress upon you the importance of following their directions and guidance, but, it's not hocus pocus. They have their knowledge, and they apply it successfully. Now, I am not a doctor or physical therapist or anything like that, but they know what they can treat and what they cannot. They focus on soft tissue stuff, I think - so, if you're not sure, just ask. They cannot fix everything, but they can help so much of the pain and injuries associated with my favorite athletic events from endurance to lifting to intense exercise. I went about a month before a marathon, because I had a wicked injury that was not getting better for almost 2 months - essentially sidelining me. With so many races, I knew this one was bad, and I feared the worst. Dr. Bryant was honest and optimistic, but I wasn't sure... until after the first session. I was able to move like I hadn't moved in all that time. More importantly, I could, in some respects, move BETTER. Ok, yes, there was some pain involved in the therapeutic treatment, but, that's physical therapy for you, right? Within TWO sessions, I was better. By the third, we literally talked, high-fived, and I was on my way. I waited to write this review until after my race - if it was as good as I hoped, I"d be able to run the race without the nagging pain. I had NONE of the nagging pain for which I was treated return, at all. Of course, there's always fatigue and wear and tear from a marathon, but the injury for which I was treated had no signs of reappearing. I am going to register for my next 26.2 within the next few days. I am going to start a competition in the next two days. I can only do this because of Dr. Bryant - I have told everyone I know who might need his expertise to just go, and for you, dear reader, I do the same.