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    Active Physical Therapy

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    Pivot PT - College Park, an Athletico company

    Pivot PT - College Park, an Athletico company

    4.2(10 reviews)
    2.5 mi

    I suffered from a pinched nerve, groin issues and sciatica nerve damage moreso on the right side…read morethan the left. I could barely walk and had to go down the stairs backwards to keep from falling down them. When I arrived at the facility and after my assessment and first session with Stanley I was walking better. I've been going twice a week now for almost 3 weeks and I'm slowly getting stronger due to the combination of therapy and strength training I'm receiving. I no longer have the stabbing pain down my legs and walking so much better. The facility is not super fancy but the quality of care that you receive is what's most important.

    Great facility. Parking is kind of weird, but out of their control. So, if you need to go here,…read morepark in the back of the building. They have their own entrance and an extra exit off the back. Also, make sure you heed the parking signs. Various DC metro sports memorabilia adorn the walls. When I went they were never too busy and the waiting room chairs are extra wide, like could fit two of me wide. I guess if you're a defensive tackle and you need physical therapy, you don't want to be sitting on a folding chair, so that's fair. The staff knows what they are doing, and I had maybe 3 appointments for a bulging disc in my neck. All the staff that I saw were pretty young, so that made me feel good (and old). Eric gave me some home exercises to do including a sheet of paper explaining what to do. It's very clean in there, and they have a great selection of equipment, but not that you can really choose which one you use, because, you know, you're in there for something specific. If I ever need physical therapy again, I'd definitely go back here.

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    ATI Physical Therapy

    ATI Physical Therapy

    4.8(5 reviews)
    4.1 mi

    I am very pleased with the therapy I received the ATI staff at this location. The staff are very…read moreprofessional, knowledgeable, helpful and friendly. Given my ailment, I realize there is no cure but the therapy helped me find relief. I will continue the exercises and movements I've learned there and would certainly return if needed.

    I was rear ended and have multiple areas of pain. My first choice for physical therapy wasn't the…read morebest decision for my healing. I wish I had started with ATI. I was so focused on location that I wasn't considering other factors, such as recovery and the best program for me. I needed more than a chiropractor who could perform physical therapy. I didn't realize the first place I visited didn't have physical therapists on staff. My stereotype of a chiropractor is someone who snaps your neck and walks on your back (slight exaggeration). My doctor suggested ATI. I walked into a clean, organized space. Everyone was in uniform. All of the furniture matched. The patient tables were in great condition and looked like my "stereotype" of a physical therapy office. There were crisp, white towels folded under each patient table. The exercise equipment looked new (so that's what exercise equipment looks like). There was a candy dish on the counter (I KNOW what a candy dish is). The physical therapist was kind and patient. He asked great questions about each area of pain. Even though Christopher *tortured me and I wanted to punch him, he was awesome. *Torture, i.e. lightly touched my injured areas and had me do baby exercise movements. He took detailed notes on all of my decrepedness and really paid attention to what I was saying about my injuries. When his light touch was too much, he would give me a break. After each "torture" session, you get heat treatment. Yummy! I have more treatments to go but I feel good about my decision to visit this place. I just want to be in the best condition possible so I can clean my house without being in pain. It still hurts to laugh hard.......

    Optimal Physical Therapy And Rehabilitation

    Optimal Physical Therapy And Rehabilitation

    4.4(13 reviews)
    2.5 mi

    As a klutz, I fell and broke and tore ligaments in my foot and sprained my ankle a few months back…read more Someone had told me "if you can walk on it it's not broken" so I walked on it for five weeks before going to the doctor and I learned that no, you absolutely can walk on a broken foot. Pro tip. Anyway. After two months in a boot my foot was worse than it was before (from my perspective) in that parts that didn't hurt before the boot did and of course I'd lost ALL strength and range in it. How much was from the boot and how much from the original injury hard to say. Anyway, it was at this point that my doctor recommended PT and sent me to Optimal. Hadassa took my case and she is great; over the past three months or so she's gotten the strength and range of motion in my ankle back to what it needed to be. I still have some issues with the foot that I think are deeper (pun intended) than what PT alone can resolve so I'm off to get a second opinion on that. But, I highly recommend Optimal if you need PT. I've worked mostly with Hadassa but also with Paula and Nicole, and all are excellent therapists as well as kind and caring people. What really makes Optimal stand out though is the people and the environment. I've been to probably half a dozen PT facilities over the years and as far as I can tell they've all been good at what they do, but not going to lie, it's usually boring as heck doing PT. But you won't be bored at Optimal. There is just something far more *social* about Optimal than any of the other PT places I've been, that's totally separate from the quality of the therapy (which of course is there, and is the most important thing) - but I can honestly say I never *looked forward* to going to PT before. But I've gotten to know the therapists and their assistants and even several of the other "regulars", and now that I've been released I'm going to miss hearing about everyone's adventures. I've learned it's absolutely possible to be both professional in medicine and have fun doing it, so Optimal is going to be my PT of choice next time I break myself. Which, who are we kidding, probably won't be that long since I'm a klutz.

    I went to Optimal Physical Therapy in the aftermath of a severe ankle sprain. The therapists there…read moredesigned a PT regime that's absolutely enhanced my overall health and my ankle strength. The therapy setting is friendly and the staff knowledgeable and helpful. The therapists periodically reassess clients' progress adding and subtracting exercises to help clients get stronger. Best of all, smiles and laughter abound. This is a great place.

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