NSMI has two locations, and this review is for their South Riding location. My childand I have…read moreboth used NSMI for physical therapy. The insurance coordinator, front desk staff, and PTs and PTAs are absolutely wonderful. My child has also utilized the facility for their sports performance program to build stabilizing muscles and bulk muscle safely so that he will reduce his chances for injury as he grows. The facility inside is gorgeous and everything still looks new. The PTs keep everything clean, even wiping it down once more before you use it. We have also used 2 other PT organizations in the area and like 1 of the 2. However, NSMI does sponsor Loudoun Soccer and we were seeking sports-specific rehabilitation for soccer and kicking in football.

My son is a patient at NSMI and has received fantastic healthcare from everyone at NSMI for his…read morefractured growth plate. As a young baseball player, they treated him with care and understanding and have built up his confidence during his recovery. AJ has been providing him sports training and physical therapy that has done wonders for my son, and we could not be more pleased with how it is going.

I had a follow up appointment at OrthoVirginia at their StoneSprings/Aldie location with Dr…read more Lorenzetti - to check out a recently injured finger. The OrthoVirginia office at this location is in the same office building as The Gum Spring Library. The OrthoVirginia office is on the 3rd floor. I did not observe any OrthoVirginia signs on the outside of the building. You enter the building at the right front corner of the building and take the elevators up to the 3rd floor. Checked in and waited to be called. Pretty big waiting room. Dr. Lorenzetti is quite the character. He is outgoing and gregarious. I enjoyed meeting him! #OrthoVirginia

Staff are very friendly and the doctor explained the condition clearly and gave all the options…read more Their Physical Therapy team and very kind and helpful.

BLUF: The feel of this place seems best matched with athletic training & injury recovery more than…read morea clinical rehab setting. You'll probably be working with PTAs rather than DPTs or MPTs yet paying the very high rates set for licensed PTs. So, this is a model made for the benefit of the owners and not clients or patients. It may be efficient for the owners but not cost-efficient or as effective for patrons. For a fairly new facility, equipment already looks really worn & so do the treatment rooms. Highly professional environment is not how I'd describe it. Evaluation wasn't as comprehensive as I'd hoped. They charge for absolutely everything they can to increase your bill so they can charge insurance. And the rates are so high! What the insurance company doesn't pay will leave patrons with a pretty hefty bill. On top of that, never received an actual write-up of the evaluation and never could get a formal home program no matter how many times it was requested. What the heck?!? That felt like they just wanted to keep a person coming back and not practice outside of therapy to improve more quickly. That seems to go against getting off the caseload as quickly as possible for significant improvement and instead encouraging more frequent in-house sessions so you can be billed massively for each one. Kinda counter to any type of ethical therapy practice of any kind. They're not cheap. I'm happy to pay for consistent high quality services if one gets what they pay for. Can't say that's what I got here with any certainty. If one is working only with PTAs, then charges should reflect that lower level of expertise & training. If one is working directly with a licensed PT, charges should appropriately reflect that level of expertise. Length of sessions always fluctuated (always in the direction of shorter sessions) yet billing remained the same for each visit & in some cases charges tacked on for procedures not rendered. That's an example of their inconsistency. Worth the drive? Ummm...So, if you choose Chiron, manage your expectations. For elite athletes (elite as in you can afford the high rates) looking to recover & get your mojo back, then this may be the place for you. Definitely felt like money was a huge incentive here. For patients needing quality & compassionate clinical PT care, I'd suggest finding a practitioner and setting more geared toward providing that type of expertise & level of care.

I absolutely love love love this place! I moved to VA 10 years ago and unfortunately had a horrible…read moreslip and fall at my job. My niece had the pleasure of being a patient at Chiron and I didn't have to second guess on where I was going for treatment. Every PT, front desk rep, and office member at Chiron is professional, knowledgeable, and absolutely amazing! Since my first time there and every time I've had to have physical therapy I always make sure Chiron is in network, because I'm NOT GOING ANYWHERE ELSE!!! They're not just where I go for treatment, they're family!

No patient follow up. Repeated promises from the office manager that the Dr. would call back were…read morebroken, and its been over a week. I know these surgeons have busy schedules, but this is ridiculous. In pain, and have no other option but to seek care elsewhere. I expected better from OrthoVirginia.

Dr. Johnathan Bernard provided excellent care. He ordered x-rays, and after they were taken…read morein-house, he reviewed them with me in great detail. He was a kind, professional, and detail-oriented provider. After explaining what he saw, he described the next steps and what I could expect in terms of additional testing and treatment for the issue. I would absolutely recommend this practice, and Dr. Bernard for any orthopedic needs!

saved my leg. first surgeon never tested me for a metal reaction. leg swelled. lost rom and…read moregot tones of scar tissue. had various years of pt but can walk.

I think the office, doctors and practitioners are wonderful…read more Both at this office and the Sterling office. The problem is if you need durable medical equipment, they will only produce the equipment in house. This means my insurance, a major medical insurance, would not pay for my orthotics. It's unnecessary to ding patients with added expense and no reason not to use an insurance contracted vendor.

I am a doctor ( dentist ) as well so when I speak of other doctors and write reviews I do not do it…read morelightly. Dr Kandil is a highly skilled and knowledgeable orthopedic surgeon with an impressive pedigree ( MIT, Tufts, UVA and Stanford). He has great level of communication and takes quality time with his patients. I highly recommend him if you are having issues with your knees, hips, shoulders or elbows.

I was nervous to have a total knee replacement at age 58, but Dr. Kandil put my mind at ease. He…read morewas professional, knowledgeable, and likable. His front office scheduler, Carmen, was also top-notch. He requires patients to attend a "knee replacement" class at the hospital, which was a great way to get all my questions answered as well as hear questions from others that I hadn't thought of. I had the surgery done at Stone Springs Hospital and Dr. Kandil used the MAKO robot during the surgery which I would highly recommend. I did not have as much post-operative pain as I thought I would. I was able to climb stairs and walk with a walker the same day as surgery, He was also easily accessible via phone or email, which I appreciated.

Dr. Zahir is an amazing surgeon. He is friendly and really cares about his patients. He helped…read morecompletely eliminate in my back pain without any complications and it is just amazing. Thanks to him, my quality of life has significantly improved and I am able live without constant pain. No complications and no scarring and my pain is gone, with a surgery well-done.

A very skilled and caring surgeon who I strongly encourage you to use if you are in need of spinal…read moresurgery of any kind. He and his staff are amazing!

I normally go to the much larger center in Ashburn but took a spot on an earlier day of the week…read morewith my awesome therapist Jessica to stagger the 2 days which are normally back-to-back. It's a much smaller center than Ashburn but much of the same equipment. Lots of PT demand clearly in the center. I was able to complete my back exercises but it was in a smaller area. Fortunately, we had a room normally used for evaluations so wasn't as congested. Easy parking and right behind the CVS. It's a longer ride but close to my nieces' house (for now) and so I used the drive to drop off some packing boxes. Jessica is a really good therapist specifically recommended by one of the best pain management Doctors so I would go again if that was the lonely appointment time available. The Ashburn center is much more convenient to Ashburn/Sterling folks.

I have been coming to Inova Physical Therapy for 6 weeks so far and have been impressed. I come…read morein and they welcome you and get your started right away. I have worked with several PT's there so far as it's good to rotate as everyone has their own unique technique. I have gotten good results from my injured shoulder that was at first though I might have to have surgery. But now I can sleep without pain and it seems to be getting better. Tomorrow I'm having the dry needling and I'm confident in that experience as they are all very caring and I love visiting with them all during my appointment. Convenient and the staff is great. Recommend it to anyone that needs help. The office and PT area is nice and comfortable.