I had gone to a doctor after suffering from chronic (and ever worsening) vertigo, and he sent me to…read moreYuliya for vestibular rehabilitation. I've only had two sessions with her, so I can't speak to the results yet, but she is awesome. She did a thorough evaluation and did not write off my symptoms as BPPV (as virtually every doctor I've seen about this has done). She really took the time to listen to me and to design a therapy regimen that targets my specific situation. She has a great manner and answers the thousands of questions I throw at her. She recommended six sessions, so I will update with results after I have finished.

I spent 2 weeks here for rehab following a hospital stay. Rehab was fantastic. The physical &…read moreoccupational therapists Z, Jim, Meho and Rober went out of their way to get me in shape. If I was evaluating just the pt/ot I would give them a 5. On the nursing side Linda was the unit manager. She was very kind and hands on. Abdul was the best of all the nurses. He was really great. Valentina, Michael, May and Valeria were very good as CNA. Food was above average. It is a nursing home. Nursing homes are crappy places to be in. They have a lot of patients and very few employees. It takes forever for them to answer call bells. I very quickly learned to get to the toilet myself.

Nursing competence Business office responsiveness…read more I had a UTI for 3 weeks, kept asking for lab work to no avail. Finally a nurse responded, but the nurses could not coordinate urine catch with blood draw. Nothing changed until I developed an altered mental state. AND I AM A KIDNEY TRANSPLANT RECIPIENT and next DEVELOPED SEPSIS. Do not let anyone you love go to Burke Health and Rehab.

My father was sent to Manor Care Fair Oaks for rehab following a fall that resulted in a serious…read morehead injury (from which he was quite confused and agitated) and a lengthy hospital stay. He came out with two stage 2 pressure sores, which the ER staff at the nearest hospital discovered after one of his 3 falls in 2 weeks. They found the sores while cleaning old, crusted excrement off of his buttocks because the staff at the "rehab" facility couldn't be bothered to help him to the bathroom. They just put him in a diaper and then refused to change or clean him. When I brought this to the director's attention she said the ER nurse was lying. Then she yelled at me, saying my father wasn't an appropriate patient for the facility. Somehow this didn't stop her from accepting him as a patient and cashing his Medicare checks, but whatever. Another time I visited, my father smelled like feces, which nobody did anything about until I asked multiple times. When it was all over, the room still reeked because they left sh*t smeared on the wall (see pictures). When I alerted the staff to the problem, they shrugged and didn't do anything for 30+ minutes, so I ended up cleaning it myself. Another time I came to visit, my father almost fell, but I managed to catch him and lower him gently to the ground because I'm not strong enough to deadlift a 175-lb human. When nobody came to see what happened (this wasn't a quiet situation), I peeked around the corner to the nurse's desk and nobody was there. I called for help for 10 minutes before someone showed up, and they acted annoyed that I was yelling while my father was lying on the cold, hard, dirty floor. The doctor who supposedly oversees care for the patients in the facility, without examining him or doing any tests, diagnosed my father with diabetes, which he didn't have. He was taking a medication commonly prescribed for diabetes, but he was taking it for heart failure. I hope she doesn't actually treat patients. Finally, when I sprung my father from that hellhole, I was presented with a garbage bag full of laundry, which they had told me they were sending out to be washed. Everything was soaked in urine, and there were solid pieces of feces in the bag. I suspect this might have been because I complained about how my father was neglected. My father died in hospice at a better-staffed and -managed place 2 weeks after I got him out of this abusive, corrupt excuse for a health care facility. He probably would've died around then anyway, but it haunts me that he spent some of the last weeks of his life in that horrible place where he was ignored and neglected while he was confused and scared. They should be shut down. Don't let anyone you love go anywhere near this place.

Should give you an option for a negative!Having 15 years in a hospital setting 6 building a…read moremedically based fitness center, this place needs to be shut down. I was there for over 5 days with my bp not taken once. Even when they asked me to get on the Nustep. I asked if the follow also. Yes. Why no BP. Silence. Plus no BP. Then that evening an elderly gentleman fell. I rang my bell as did a few others. 25 - 911 came Charge nurse fuming. They came to me in 2 hrs. Asked whats their procedure for the alert button. Kid, yes kid goes - you use those in Your exercise center. So much for HIPPA. And that was my first career, my second was Director of HR Told him I wanted the protocol n the HR director. Did I get them. No, but I did get someone else meds. Know your meds! My daughter came to pull me early. She's a Dr. No notes on my case among other issues n she reported to State. DO NO COME HERE!

This place is a good place to work everybody is very friendly ... and residents feel very…read morecomfortable

This facility should be closed. The filth, outdated equipment, smell of urine, electrical outlets…read morefalling out of walls, green molded pond, mixing of rehab patients with sick and mentally ill, men and women sharing a toilet room... are a few of the things that makes it impossible to heal and recover from surgery. Do not subject yourself or family to an environment that fosters sickness and disease!

My friend was admitted to Iliff for rehabilitation after developing cellulitus on his foot and…read moreneeding physical therapy to help him walk again. I visited him three to four times a week, and each time, I found him almost unresponsive, I could not wake him up, which was extremely unusual for him. The wound care he received was the exact opposite of what his doctor had instructed, which was alarming. Additionally, despite his inability to walk, the staff's approach was disturbingly passive. When I asked about his physical therapy, a nurse told me, "If he doesn't want to walk, we won't force him." Rehabilitation is about encouragement and support, not neglect. One particularly troubling incident occurred when my friend repeatedly pressed his call button for help, but no one responded. He then called the nursing station, but still, no one answered. In desperation, he called me, and I had to physically go to Iliff to inform the staff that he needed assistance. This level of neglect was unacceptable. Concerned for his well-being, I immediately contacted his family and urged them to get him out of that facility before it was too late. Meaning, I told his family he might die there, in my opinion if they did not get him out. Thankfully, the family listened to me and they moved him out. He is now receiving proper care at home--he is no longer overmedicated (again my opinion), his wound is being treated according to his doctor's orders, and he is making significant progress with physical therapy. If I could give zero stars, I would. Quality care should never be optional, and basic responsiveness, proper medical treatment, and patient support should be the standard--not the exception. This was not a safe environment.

HORRIBLE living conditions, HORRIBLE meals, HORRIBLE communication, HORRIBLE effort ... I am NOT…read moreexaggerating. After visiting an Aunt here, I told my children to seriously just pull the plug on me ... DO NOT allow me to be placed here or ANY place like here. I can go on but I'm going to just keep praying for ALL who have no choice/no voice in their care.

My mother was recently admitted to Dulles Health and Rehab from Reston Hospital for additional…read morenursing needs. We had a great experience. The staff, especially Marth and Mohammad, in their nursing department were very patient w/ us, answered all our questions and provided my mom with exceptional care. I would recommend Dulles Health and Rehab to anyone who needs or has a loved one in need of additional care after a hospital stay. TO THE ENTIRE TEAM/STAFF AT DULLES THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP AND HELPING MY MOM Sincerely Timothy,

During a challenging time, the Dulles rehab team went above and beyond the call of duty. I was…read moreparticularly impressed by how the staff made every effort not only to accommodate my mom's physical needs but to truly get to know her as an individual. This personal touch significantly contributed to her recovery and overall well-being. I would like to extend my sincere thanks to several departments: The Nursing Staff: For their tireless attention and medical expertise. PT and OT Teams: For their dedication to ensuring her condition improved steadily. Communications and Administrative Staff: For keeping us informed and supported. The Nursing Assistants: Who were consistently kind and attentive to her daily comfort. It is clear that Dulles has a team of compassionate professionals who are dedicated to their patients. We are incredibly grateful for the peace of mind they provided our family.

My family and I would like to express our sincere gratitude to the Emergency Department team at…read moreReston Hospital for the exceptional care my mother recently received. We arrived by medical transport and, from the moment we entered the Emergency Department, we were greeted with kindness, professionalism, and compassion. The security staff welcomed us warmly, and the receptionist greeted us with a smile that immediately put us at ease during a very stressful time. I would also like to recognize the registration representative who assisted us during our visit. Even while handling the administrative and insurance aspects of our care, she was patient, kind, professional, and reassuring. Families arriving at an emergency department are often worried and overwhelmed, and her willingness to help made us feel supported from the start. To our surprise, there was virtually no wait time. We were brought into a room almost immediately, and the quality of care we received was outstanding. Nurses Jasmine, RN, and Susana, RN, were compassionate, attentive, and professional throughout the visit. They treated my elderly mother with dignity, respect, and patience, ensuring she was comfortable every step of the way. We were especially grateful for Dr. David Kruse. Dr. Kruse was thorough, knowledgeable, kind and genuinely compassionate. He carefully reviewed my mother's extensive medical history, recent surgeries, rehabilitation stay, and prior hospitalizations. He performed a comprehensive examination and ensured every necessary precaution was taken to rule out infection, pneumonia, and other serious concerns. His calm demeanor, attention to detail, and concern for my mother's well-being gave us tremendous peace of mind. At the end he even brought her a syringe and distilled water so she can get hydrated through the feeding tube. In addition, my phone's battery was dead. He personally took my phone to charge it. Not many doctors nowadays do these acts of kindness. I wish doctors are taught more and more compassion, kindness and empathy. Bed side manners are extremely important not only in the hospital setting but also in the emergency room and doctor's offices. I would also like to thank the two radiology professionals who came directly to my mother's room to perform her X-rays. They treated her with kindness and respect throughout the process. My mother has endured months of hospitalizations, surgery, rehabilitation, and numerous medical appointments, and moving an elderly patient can be difficult and uncomfortable. Their gentle, patient approach was another example of the excellent care we experienced during our visit. Before we left, Derrick kindly assisted my mother into a wheelchair with patience, professionalism, and genuine care. His kindness did not go unnoticed and was greatly appreciated. I would also like to mention that this was not our first visit to the Reston Hospital Emergency Department. Over the years, and especially during my mother's recent health challenges, we have experienced emergency room visits involving long waits, extended delays, and admissions where we remained in the Emergency Department for hours awaiting placement or a shift change. We understand that hospitals are busy and that emergency departments face tremendous demands every day. What made this visit different was the remarkable efficiency, teamwork, professionalism, and compassion shown by Dr. Kruse and the entire team caring for my mother. From arrival to discharge, every person we encountered treated us with respect, empathy, and genuine concern. They saw not just a patient, but an elderly mother and a daughter doing everything possible to care for her at home. Over the past several months, my mother has endured multiple emergency room visits, surgery, hospitalization, and rehabilitation. As her daughter and caregiver, there have been many moments of exhaustion, uncertainty, and worry. During this visit, the staff gave us something we desperately needed: reassurance, confidence, and hope. My mother is a retired teacher who has lived in Fairfax County for more than 40 years. Throughout her life, she dedicated herself to educating students, volunteering, and serving this community. Seeing her receive such thoughtful care meant more to our family than words can express. Dr. Kruse and his team have earned a loyal supporter in our family. Thank you to Dr. David Kruse, Jasmine, RN, Susana, RN, Derrick, the radiology staff, the registration representative, the receptionist, the security staff, and the entire Reston Hospital Emergency Department team for providing outstanding care during a difficult time. Your professionalism, kindness, and dedication will not be forgotten. With heartfelt gratitude, PK Fairfax County Resident and Daughter of a Grateful Patient

Terrible Night Nurses. Unresponsive, Rude and unprofessional…read more Had Joint replacement surgery and was abused and neglected. The bed they gave me was non functioning. A nightmarish experience. You have been warned.

This place is stellar, facility and staff are great, they both made me feel uncomfortable and gave…read moreme a reason to move on

The fairfax is a great place to call home. They offer independent living apartments and cottages;…read moreassisted living; memory care; and skilled rehab. They offer tons of activities and programs for any hobby you might have. Mahjong, pickleball, golf! They have it all!

This place is the best. My dad was here for months for rehab first and then Parkinson's & he was…read more91. The care that he was given here was so beyond anything I would have expected. The Doctors, Nurses, Aides, Therapist, Housekeeping and Admin Staff were exceptional. I moved my dad here from the Bronx, NY where his care was absolutely horrific. He was so happy here the last months of his life. I got to spend so much time with my Dad before he passed and he had the most glowing reviews and remarks about his care here. I thank every single person who came in contact with my dad, and who took such good care of him and who showed him so much love. The entire staff here made the transition for dad and for the family beautifully peaceful. Hospice was also fantastic. I thank you all from the bottom of my heart. God Bless you all! You set the standard of Care for Seniors in this Country. Thank you Theresa Ramos Dad: Ramon Ramos

If you care for your loved ones do NOT go here. AIDS sleep and ignore patients, allowing them to…read morefall from beds and their therapy services are terrible. Would never recommend someone to go there.

Dr. Sullivan's care relieved my sciatica and kept me from back surgery years ago. PT and shots were…read morenot helpful. I continue to see him monthly for maintenance and have not had back issues since. He has provided helpful medical advice and chiropractic treatment for other concerns as well. Best ever!

Can't say enough great things about Dr. Sullivan... I'm a harsh critic and realist and yet Dr…read more Sullivan has really opened my eyes to chiropractic medicine as well as acupuncture. I'm terrified of needles but did something to my upper back and neck that I was willing to try anything. I found this business through yelp, they took my insurance and had availability! Score in all fronts. My first appt went well; Dr. Sullivan walked me through everything, explained things and answered all my questions. He even took the time to show me how the acupuncture works and assured me while I'd feel a slight pinch the needles wouldn't cause me tremendous pain... I decided to try it and boy am I believer now!! I've told everyone about him and acupuncture. My moms been trying to get me to go for years now and now I finally understand why. You can schedule appointments online (which is great) and I can't say enough great things!