Ever have a nagging pain or injury that no one can seem to figure out? If this is the case, you…read moremust see Dr. Haggquist. I have never met a more curious or engaged physician. When I badly damaged my elbow in a mountain biking accident, Dr. Haggquist and his team carefully crafted a therapy regimen that got me incredible results. Dr. Haggquist listens carefully with an open mind and is a great communicator. You literally can't go wrong in his hands.

I couldn't be more grateful or more appreciative of the in-depth and detailed analysis and support…read moreoffered to me by the Haggquist Team. I am 80 years old and sought assistance on restoring my capacity to sit and stand from chairs. The team's expertise is unmatched. They asked excellent questions, listened carefully, and offered specific practice remedies. In addition, they provided outstanding follow-up support that responded to my questions and needs. While their services are not initially medicare covered, the office team provided the information I need to submit to medicare for partial reimbursement. Dr. Haggquist and his team are a model of what we should be able to expect from our doctors. And, to all that, the entire team is great fun and a joy to be with.

I absolutely love working the Rene. She is a very knowledgeable and caring physical therapist. The…read morework we have been doing is impactful and I've noticed positive progress since participating in PT here. I cannot find the words to express my gratitude and appreciation for Rene and her expertise. The office is also very clean and they are always using great sanitization practices between clients. The front desk staff is friendly and helpful. Overall, this is a great practice!

Laurie Rogers. Best HAND/ARM PT/OT therapist in the business. I traveled from Woodbridge VA to…read moreWashington DC for her services. She is that good!!

I regret coming here. I trusted Chris because of his years of experience but this was the worst…read moreexperience I've ever had with a pt. Similar to another poster, I spent around 15 minutes with Chris per session and even less when he was late (often 10-15 min after my appt time) getting me from the waiting room. He'd juggle 3 patients at once (nobody else at the clinic did this) and even when he didn't have this many patients I was alone while he was on the other side of the clinic or he just disappeared completely. When I brought up concerns about pain (not muscle pain or soreness), he'd just brush off my concerns and rush through my questions. Older reviews mentioned how friendly the pts are but this was not my experience. Chris was nice at first but then was checked out. Most of the time he was either glued to his computer looking at restaurant menus or chatting with his friends who came to see him. The final straw was hearing him make completely inappropriate comments.

No one is happy to go to physical therapy- it means something is wrong, and work has to be actively…read moredone to recover. With that said, my begrudging attendance at physical therapy is not so bad here because I know my PT is focused on helping my physical issues improve. I have worked with Kira while attending sessions, and she is always guiding me to do the best exercises for my post-surgeries' ailments and weaknesses. It's always the little exercises done the right way that make a world of difference. As time has passed, she has only encouraged me to push a little harder every time. I also appreciate that the focus here depends on the patient/client needs and interests. Some PT's simply don't have the ability to do this. Here, they watch you carefully and cautiously and record everything possible. They make you so Home exercises and emphasize the importance. They change weekly and daily sessions' exercises and therapy as needed, and they know, because they are asking the questions to be asked as related to your lifestyle needs and goals. They make sure you are being truthful because they'll watch you in the exercises and check your strength themselves, as well as testing and pushing your muscles and movement themselves. I am so happy to have gone to PhysioDC, but happier that I don't need to go anymore!

Dr. Faucett performed total hip replacement surgeries on both my Left and Right Hips in the past 10…read moremonths. Prior to the procedures, I could not walk due to the intense arthritic pain in both of my hips. I was very active prior to my arthritic hip pain and now after the surgeries, I am able to work out again at the same 6 days /week 100% intensity level. I have not had 1 second of pain or discomfort! Not only is Dr. Faucett an amazing orthopaedic surgeon but his entire team (Surgery Scheduler, Pre Op, Post Op, Surgery Team, Office Staff) are friendly, professional and thorough. I am about to turn 60 and would like to thank Dr. Faucett and his assistant Rae for making me feel like I'm 20!

Excellent surgeon with an excellent team of people working with him. I highly recommend Dr. Faucet…read morefor your joint replacement needs. You can Follow him on Instagram, too. I am super impressed with his recovery app. It helped me get prepared for my surgery and keeps me on track daily during my recovery. Very professional and caring team of people.

After my visit w/ Dr. Dombrowski, I felt compelled to write this review. If you dont have time to…read moreread the whole review, bottom line is that he is AMAZING - best doc I have seen for neck and back problems EVER. He listened, encouraged questions, cared and came up w/ a plan that did not initially involve injections. He prescribed 2 medications and they have made a world of difference in my neck - I can hardly belive that it could feel so normal again. In addition to being an experienced and caring doctor, his breath and depth of knowledge is remarkable and his personality is exceptional. He made me feel so comfortable, encouraged questions and never made me feel rushed. Seven months ago I woke up w/ a neck problem so extreme that I could barely take a step without feeling severe pain. My PCP prescribed a medication that was too strong for me - it got rid of the pain AND my memory. Flash forward 7 months. During the 7 months of neck pain I met with a Physical Therapist who has helped me w/ exercises for various aches and pains over the years. This time w/ the exercises giving no relief and the neck pain so severe, I gave up and decided I would probably need cortocosteroid injections. I had an MRI and made an appointment w/ an Orthopedic Surgeon my PCP recommended. I had a folder with the recent cervical MRI and all the doctor's notes and reports from visits to previous doctors. The Orthopedic Surgeon had me take additional Xrays in his office. He immediately recommended I see a doctor for cortocosterioid injections in my neck. He didn't spend more than 7 minutes in the examining room and most of the time with his BACK to me -it was an odd experience. I tried to see the doctor he recommended but her staff made so many mistakes in making the appointment, telling me I had an appt on March 31, then after receiving many confirmation requests from them, when I called to ask a question, was told I didnt have an appt till April 7. I called again to ask about get injections and was told I did have a March 31 appt. It was all more than I wanted to deal with and canceled with her. I feel so fortunate that I got to quickly see Dr. John F. Dombrowski at the Washington Pain Center on New Mexico Ave, in NW DC . He was AMAZING. Without even looking at the MRI report and the Xrays, he told me exactly what the MRI report would say and what the Xrays would show - he is that experienced. AND best of all, Instead of getting an injection, he suggested I first try some medications. After taking one pill yesterday and one today, my neck already feels better. I can actually turn my head without wincing in pain. There was another patient who came in after me. Before Dr. Dombrowski saw him, he came to me to ask me a "favor"- would I mind if he saw the other patient before me as Dr. D. knew it would be a short appointment with the other patient. How many doctors would ask for your permission to do that or would they just do what they want? I have been kept waiting such long times at some offices, with no explanation being given from anyone, that I have walked out. The office waiting room is inviting and comfortable AND the receptionists are the nicest I have ever met. They both were so kind. I especially appreciated Kate helping me use the Ipad to fill out the forms and telling me I did not need to rush. IMHO, the people at the front desk can create a positive or negative feeling from the moment you walk into an office. For me, if the first people you meet in an office are too busy to look up and welcome you, that is not a good sign. Kate and the other receptionist created a very positive environment. I am thankful I found Dr. Dombrowski and his team. Am looking forward to returning in a couple weeks for a checkup!!

$800 for an epidural and I was in pain and confused. I didn't realize that's what too muchread more

EDIT: I've continued to receive good PT care from SET, but poor communication and support from the…read moreoffice for things like billing. I'm not getting the invoices that I need to submit to insurance, and the office staff is being uncommunicative and sending me the wrong things. As they have done before. I'm so tired of this. I'm lowering my rating to 3 stars.

I have been in the care of Dr. Megan Young for nearly 2 years. She has addressed my chronic foot…read morepain, the result of an injury, to amazing effect. Megan's interest in the workings of the body is wonderful. She has a fluency about my foot issue and all the connected parts that inspires a great deal of confidence in me. She enjoys her work the way smart people enjoy being competent at something. I recommend Dr. Young and Set Physical Therapy without reservation.

I have been a patient for at least 15 years and I absolutely love this practice. Dr. Cohen and…read moreAnnisse are wonderful to work with and have helped to keep my migraines under control. Their warm and friendly demeanor help me to feel relaxed and I never feel rushed like at some doctors offices. My husband is also a patient of Dr Yusef and she is amazing at well. The office staff had also been a pleasure to work with from check-in to check-out and make customer service a priority.

The physicians seem knowledgeable. Unfortunately, poor office management undermines both the…read moreefficiency and effectiveness of care. A minor but needless frustration: callers are told that appointments can be scheduled online. This is not actually possible, as one discovers only after wasting about 20 minutes trying. More seriously, during my sleep study, the technician insisted on waking me at 5:00 a.m. because he wanted to go home. This rule requires patients to fall asleep before midnight if both portions of the study--with and without CPAP--are to be completed. According to the records, I fell asleep at 11:58 p.m., yet the full study was still not completed. I must therefore undergo the study again. Whether I will be charged for this second attempt remains to be seen. In any case, because of long wait times, my diagnosis and treatment have been delayed by multiple months.

refused to see me for specific Interventional procedures I had been referred to his office by his…read morecolleagues for, simply because I made a passing (less than 10 second) comment in a 30+ minutr appt with his PA about how I hate how central sensitization theory is commonly used to under-investigate or under-treat peripheral sources of women's chronic pain conditions, including my own for several years. His PA told me in her response at the time that she (they?) did not view CS as being an exclusive pain generator and that it was also possible to have peripheral generators that had not healed with chronic pain. That was the end of our discussion and it took maybe 2 min of a 30+ min appt. I was at no time told that she was upset with my comments or that there was a conflict with me being able to continue receiving care at the clinic. While I was told they would try to collect my records and imaging prior to my appointment, they did not have any available at my appointment to review, nor did she physically examine me. I mention these last points because when Dr. Desai sent me the following email, it does not seem possible that he reviewed anything at my chart other than the PA's notes and my own paperwork/condition summaries (which detail my prior injuries and success with the procedure as I was asking him to repeat). His email came as quite a shock as a result, given that I was not combative about CS with his initial PA, nor had he or his staff physically examined me to determine whether this or other treatment was appropriate prior to sending that email. If he had worded his email to explain that he understood that CS could be used inappropriately and that was not the approach in his office, or really anything remotely patient-oriented I would not have minded him letting me know that this is a topic we would need to discuss further before continuing other treatments. However, his email struck me as an attempt to pressure to me to agree 100% within his entire chronic pain philosophy upfront in order to continue to access to care at his clinic in general, and that was a huge turnoff as a patient should be allowed to share their past clinical history without fear of it being used against them. On a separate note, as a trained (phd) researcher with expertise in research DEI and ethics issues, I find it upsetting when medical researchers conduct research -- especially using cross-sectional data -- to try to suggest causational links between conditions like CS and EDS. I am in local support groups for patients with EDS (and related conditions), and had over 20 women express similar frustration over Dr. Desai's email and research conclusions. This of course is a problem in academia and medical research beyond this office, but it would be nice if those conducting research cared enough to listen to the concerns of those they are conducting research on, rather than just shutting down conversation completely.

I've been a patient if International Spine, Pain and Performance Center for a couple of years…read morefollowing a knee replacement that went south. My medical history is pretty complex, yet the physicians here have always made me feel seen and cared for. I go to the office on K St and its always clean and well maintained. I primarily see PA Knell and he is so personal and very responsive on the portal. When I've been in the hospital they are always in communication with my doctors and involved in my treatment as much as they can. The times I've seen Dr Desai have been great as well. I usually see students at the beginning if my appointments and am happy to give them experience with complex medical patients. I can't recommend this office enough.