Sometimes, it is the people behind the scenes, that make all the difference in the world. I want to…read moregive a huge shoutout and thank you, to Stacey in the call center. She is just the nicest, kindest person ever. Stacey, advised me to go to the urgent care center when I couldn't get in to see an orthopedic doctor before the weekend. She even helped me find a good one. Then, when an appointment opened up, she called me and booked the appointment for me at Ortho Bethesda. Stacey, you are an angel. I went to see Dr. Gazdag and he was wonderful. He was funny and an excellent professional. We took more X-rays, so if you see a light in Rockville, it is just me glowing at night. I am in a boot and a cane, but no surgery needed. Amen! The people who work with Dr. Gazdag and Ortho Bethesda were awesome. They were very nice and helpful. I got great care and I have respect for the office. And, thank you, Stacey for making sure I was taken care of.

More than 1hr long wait. Poorly managed office. Never saw the physician. I walked up and left. They…read moreneed to be more respectful of our time. This isn't worth it.

This place is like the ultimate playground! Brought my child here for OT and he loved it. The owner…read moreis great, and the staff is amazing. It doesn't seem like "therapy" more like therapy disguised in play-group. The space is huge. There is a parking garage right next to it. Scheduling was a breeze. They have nice clean equipment. Their laser room was our favorite. You go in and dodge the lasers making you bend and twist your body. I don't believe private insurance reimburses here? We used our health FSA. Another huge plus is the autism services offered, like social groups. Five full stars for an essential facility so well done!

My daughter loved seeing her therapist Mary Kate! She learned how to deal with her big feelings…read morehere. Their interpersonal skills and equipment are top tier. Now my daughter is better able to focus at school thanks to Mary Kate's help.

Update: It's so much worse. I finally went to a Dr. who specializes in rehabbing wrists/hands post…read moreop. I had 3 months from the date of my surgery to recondition my wrist to be able to bend before the cartilage kind of freezes. At that point you permanently lose full capability. It's a biological timeline. So working on range of motion is paramount. At ATI I was provided puddy, a strength web, a hand strengthener, etc... We worked on range of motion for a couple minutes on my 4th or so visit. I never knew I was in a race against time. The people there were nonchalant and told me very little. I was left with a receptionist at times who said "you don't know how to do that?" when I asked for guidance. Eventually she looked it up. My physical therapist was two feet away not introducing herself or helping me. My new doctor, who again is a specialist can't believe how negligent they were. Now I have to face the real possibility that my wrist will never have full capability because I chose this physical therapist chain. I've gone to a physical therapist in DC who worked with me my entire session. That was my only other experience with physical therapy. Here, your physical therapist may be speaking with an employees across the room, working with a patient with more significant needs, or sitting with you but not paying attention to the exercise you're doing. I actually wonder why I go. I do need physical therapy but they're very comfortable having you work alone for much of your appointment. It's absurd. It really feels like you're bothering them when you have a question or need guidance. Or if you get guidance it might be from feet away because the physical therapist is helping someone else so the entire gym hears. I could go on. I genuinely feel like they're annoyed I'm there like I didn't have an appointment and pay. It's been unhelpful and awkward.

Was referred by my insurance company to ATI for physical therapy for balance improvement and have…read morebeen having an excellent experience at the north Arlington, Virginia location. The scheduling, intake and assessment went well, to the point that I could immediately see what I would need to be working on. Staff members communicate well with me and with each other. Anjali is my therapist, and her guidance and feedback through the assessment and the program is clear and encouraging. I recently needed to address an error I made in my appointment time, and staff were quick to assist me with the connection I was trying to make in navigating the process.

Been going here for a year or so for our daughter who has a mild OT related delay. We are Kaiser…read moremembers, and both us parents are in healthcare. I think they do a really good job. They are attentive, are service oriented- have been able to accommodate our challenging schedule needs. Therapists are all very energetic and enthusiastic, and our kid loves coming here. Facilities seem great. Front desk staff are very attentive and kind. Being in healthcare I have to say they are doing an amazing job. There are so many limitations and restrictions and things that get in the way of a patient and getting what they need. Kinda refreshing that this place does what it is supposed to do and they make it seem effortless. -jm

Have been going here for years and can't say enough great things about everyone here, from the…read moredirector to the therapists to the admin staff. It feels like a family here. The therapists are fun, engaging, and knowledgeable and the gym has many fun activities that my son enjoys. Everyone really cares, here, and parents are involved in the process. We've seen OT, PT, and speech and have been happy with all of our providers over the years. Actually cried when we just said goodbye. Highly recommend!

Nicolas Hars, PT, was truly outstanding. I've seen many physical therapists over the years, but I…read morehave never had such a positive and reassuring experience. He is incredibly knowledgeable, calm, patient, and professional. I'm genuinely sad to hear that he is leaving the practice. He will be greatly missed.

I have received the highest level of care at Mt airy Maryland. Staff is wonderful. Steven is super…read morecaring, friendly and strives for his patients to achieve their optimal goals. This is the best and most effective physical therapy I have ever had. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to get back on the horse. God bless Steven and his entire crew

My sessions with Phil at Tavo health have been among the most beneficial treatments I have…read morereceived. It was challenging to get an appointment with him, because he is so well-thought of that his schedule fills up quickly. Once I got in to see him, I understood why. His work is physical therapy - but much more. His knowledge is remarkable, attention and focus during treatment complete, and the use of myofascial release is at a level few practitioners achieve. Myofascial release, I have learned, is an understanding that the fascia of the body (the white stuff that surrounds meat that you buy) is like a single suit surrounding all of our muscles and organs. It can get tight in areas as we get dents and dings or have accidents or surgery in life. Amazingly, releasing those dents and dings can sometimes release emotions around the pain held in the body. Phil's kindness and care allowed me to feel safe and comfortable as my body adjusted and regained stability which significantly decreased pain. I traveled far for my appointments, so I tended to schedule longer sessions. I think that was beneficial, as we really got a chance to release the muscles and fascia that were restricted. He also spent time teaching me how I could do exercises to maintain the improvements he helped me achieve. Following that guidance has also been very helpful.

I've know Phil for years and he is continually taking classes to improve himself and his skills in…read moremyofascial release! He is caring and compassionate about his work and very knowledgable. I no longer have migraines and menstrual issues. Myofascial release (MFR) has changed my life. If you are in pain there is no other bodywork that is more healing than MFR. Phil is also an author and "What's In Your Web" is a great book to read from therapists that has truly felt the healing power of MFR. I highly recommend you read it and book an appt. with Phil and Kathleen.