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!

My husband and I have had a few injuries over the past few years (sprained ankle, neck pain,…read moresciatica pain etc) and have made a few visits to Airrosti with Dr. R and his assistant Dee. Dr R. really listens, and takes the time figure out what could be the root cause. In a mater of 1 to 3 sessions, the pain has always improved or gone away. Always a positive experience and highly recommend Dr. R.

Dr Ryabinov and his assistant, Deyonne, are a great team. If i say they are amazing people, i'd be…read moreselling them short. I enjoyed going to my therapy sessions and the exercise program they wrote for me. Their methods are very unique. I have been to a Chiropractor before for similar problem and Airrosti approach it's completely difference. I believe this is how physical therapy is supposed to be. I have been suffering for shoulder pain for a years and lacked the confidence to push forward with my gym workouts or even playing softball. I feel more confident now, I'm not 100%, is a process and I believe I will get there with the program they wrote for me. A friend from work recommended me this place, and everybody at my gym have "a guy that fixed them up" they recommended me as well. In the end I realized they all talked about Dr. Ryabinov :) And i also cant recommend him and Airrosti enough!

I returned for physical therapy after nearly three years and found that little has changed. The…read morephysical therapists and exercise specialists are still friendly and generally punctual, but they are mostly junior staff or appear to be in training. This time, however, the experience was worse--likely due to it being the end of the year, when coverage seemed limited. As a result, the therapists appeared distracted, juggling five or six patients at once, which was far from ideal.

I just finished up my 6 week session as I was recovering from a fracture in my back. I admit, I was…read morea little skeptical that my problem could be solved- I knew the fracture would heal, but I've had back issues for a number of years and I just felt resigned to the fact that my back would always be a problem and just another indignity that comes with being in my 50's. Well, six weeks later I feel so much better and stronger. My team (more on them in a bit) really worked hard to put together an exercise program that would strengthen my core, back, and legs and with each session, I saw and felt improvement. I downloaded a recommended app and my PT sent videos to it that would allow me to do some of my exercises at home and that makes it much easier to remember the techniques and rep counts. The best part of The Jackson Clinics is the people. Right up front in the Ashburn location is the very professional, very positive and extremely efficient Anem- a young lady with a very bright future. Nathan is the lead Therapist I would see at the beginning of every session and he is simply outstanding. One of the nicest people you could ever meet and you can tell he cares very much about how you are feeling and progressing. He is the one who dictates the program and comes up with the exercises and strength building activities you will be doing. He sees what works and what does not and reacts accordingly. Finally, each session Nathan would hand me off to Peyton, who showed me the activities I needed to do and monitored me as I did them. He checks on you often and is very encouraging along the way. I really felt like Peyton is in a perfect position by helping people, he is a great PT and an even better person. I actually felt a little sad saying goodbye to this great team today and I'll miss them. I hope to see them someday outside of the clinic! Thank you all very much, you are really an excellent team and I'm grateful that I chose your location for my therapy.

Highest possible recommendation for Dr. Goodwin. From the moment I met him, it was clear that he is…read morethe ultimate professional--knowledgeable, skilled, compassionate, and genuinely committed to providing outstanding patient care. He treated my bursitis quickly and effectively, took the time to explain everything thoroughly, and made me feel completely comfortable throughout the process. Just as impressive as his clinical expertise is the kind of person he is. Dr. Goodwin is thoughtful, approachable, and truly cares about his patients. In an era when exceptional physicians can be hard to find, he stands out in every way. If you are looking for an orthopedic specialist, you simply could not be in better hands. Highest recommendation without reservation.

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 had a very frustrating experience with the billing and administrative practices at Town Center…read moreOrthopaedics. I visited for an acute hand injury and the office verified my insurance before the appointment, but no one informed me that a PCP referral was required for coverage. After the visit, the claim was denied and I was left with a bill that was eventually sent to collections, forcing me to go through months of appeals with my insurer and even the Virginia Bureau of Insurance. During that process it became clear that the claim was submitted as a specialist office visit and not coded as urgent care, even though the visit was for an acute injury. The state review indicated the provider could submit a corrected claim for reconsideration, but the billing office never corrected or resubmitted it. This entire situation could have been avoided with basic communication or proper billing follow-up. If I had been informed upfront that a referral was required, I would have simply obtained one. Patients should not have to deal with collections and regulatory appeals because of administrative oversights and lack of transparency.

I saw Dr. George Kratalian who is a foot specialist for a foot problems that occurred in June 2025…read more The doctor diagnosed me with plantar fasciitis. His diagnosis was wrong, so he had to rule out his own diagnosis during a follow up visit six weeks later by sending me to get an MRI of my foot, recommending seeing a neurologist, and getting blood work for a series of illnesses. I had the MRI done and when I visited his office for a follow up visit several several month later, he told me that I needed to go back to Fairfax radiology to get an MRI of my toes since he had not specified toes. I went back to Fairfax radiology and my insurance charged me an exorbitant amount of money simply because the Dr. had forgotten to note toes in his order to the radiologist. I spoke with the radiologist at Fairfax radiology and she said that it should've been a specified in the first place. If I were you, I would avoid going to this doctor. This has cost me a lot of money and time had he been more precise and knowledgeable.

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

Went for foot.Nreak. Cr. John Kim definitely Lacked patient Bedside friendliness or manners …read more Explained " not a foot doctor", but rather for sports Medicine. My broken foot was the only reason for the appointment when I scheduled with his staff reception and staff was very Curt And unfriendly where Street and I received from a medical office in years.

Our son has autism and when he went to a summer camp with typical peers, we used Lead Changes to…read morehelp him get the most out of the experience. His therapist, Natalie, set up situations to draw the other children into his activities and worked to get him to engage with them. She also helped to train a high school student we had hired to work with him. We had her share her expertise with his teaching assistant at school as well.

From the owner: Lead Changes Therapy Services, Inc. Provides Aquatic Therapy, Community Inclusion, and Special…read moreNeeds Consulting services for people with special needs of all ages in the home, school, and community settings. We specialize in helping those who need assistance transitioning from a one-on-one fully accessible clinical environment to full participation in an often inaccessible group community setting.