Professional staff and amazing service!! I came in with lower back and knee pain and left feeling…read morelike I was back in high school!

Post accident assessment. The doctor was very thorough in assessing my injuries. I was hit from…read morebehind. The office staff was very friendly and helpful.

I have seen other chiropractors in the area and Dr. Matchett is the only one who has been able to…read morehelp my neck issues. He not only treats the problem but he has taught me exercises and stretches to help strengthen and prevent the issues from becoming a problem again. He has also helped others with knee, shoulder, elbow, and plantar fasciitis to name a few. He is trained in ART (active release techniques) and graston. Look those up if you haven't heard about them! If you are having any pain or recovering from an injury or surgery I highly suggest Dr. Matchett!

This place is as good as it gets. I leave pain free and relaxed every time. It really feels like I…read moream moving towards healing my shoulder as opposed to meds too get through the inflammation... until it inflames again. Dr. Machett is a great listener and super intuitive. Go to this guy if you want to fix the problem, not mask it.

I have been a patient of Dr. Ghorbani at APMI for six months and I am very thankful to have found…read morehis practice! The Chevy Chase office is beautiful and the staff have been very helpful. I see Dr. Ghorbani EVERY visit instead of a different PA each time as I have experienced in other practices. I am satisfied with the amount time Dr. Ghorbani spends with me. If a visit is brief it's because I am doing well and the treatment plan is working. If I need more time during an appointment the Dr. is available. I have never waited more than a few minutes to be seen. The office staff have been helpful with anything needed! I highly recommend the practice in Chevy Chase.

Dr. Ghorbani and his staff are the best. I became a patient less than a year ago and they have…read morehelped my condition a great deal. I have recommended APMI to all my family and friends. You won't regret getting treated by them. Thank you Dr. Ghorbani!

Dr. Edris is a very knowledgeable, caring and honest…read moreprofessional, offering great quality of care. He has a beautiful and relaxing office environment. He helped me tremendously. When I entered his office I was in pain, and limping. Nearly 2 hours later, when I walked out, I was no longer hurting and no longer limping! His adjustments allowed me to attend my niece's college graduation that very day with my family. In the following days & weeks, I've been able to walk and sit for a long periods of time without discomfort. Thank you Dr. Edris!!!

Dr. Edris works in a soothing office space providing Osteopathic Manipulation Therapy. There is…read moreon-site parking. He is a dedicated professional who teaches you about your body's inner-workings. You can easily schedule online. He is responsive to your needs. He has helped my daughter (who has Ehlers-Danlos syndrome) to greatly relieve her pain, improve her gate, and align her body. Dr. Edris is knowledgeable, affable, and has a fun sense of humor. My daughter and I enjoy his positive attitude, his caring concern, and his generosity. I could go on, but I don't want to fight for time in his schedule with too many new patients! Give Dr. Edris Osteopathy a try!

Dr Lutton is a terrific orthopedist. He diagnosed my tennis elbow, gave me a cortisone shot and…read moreexercises, and explained his diagnosis and everything he was doing whilst giving me the injection. His receptionist was courteous and helpful.

We recently returned to Washington, DC from Europe for my mother's reverse shoulder replacement…read moresurgery with Dr. David Lutton--a procedure she had been holding out for, despite increasing pain and limited mobility. At nearly 91 years old, this wasn't just a medical appointment--it was a critical window of hope. And what unfolded in the days leading up to surgery was nothing short of extraordinary. Late Tuesday, just before our flight, we learned that the required CT scan had not been completed as prescribed. Without it, Dr. Lutton could not proceed. His schedule was booked solid, and we feared the worst. But we reached out to his office, explained the urgency, and hoped for a miracle. Enter Valerie, Dr. Lutton's surgical coordinator--and the unsung hero of this story. Valerie and the entire team at Washington Circle Orthopedics sprang into action. While we were boarding our flight Wednesday morning, we received word that they had secured a CT scan appointment in DC the day before surgery. Valerie instructed us to drop off the CD immediately after the scan so Dr. Lutton could personally review and complete the templating between his other surgeries. The coordination, compassion, and sheer determination of this team were awe-inspiring. The surgery went forward as scheduled, without a hitch. Dr. Lutton's skill and precision were matched only by the warmth and professionalism of his staff. Today, my mother is recovering beautifully, free from the constant pain that had plagued her for years. She calls it the best birthday gift she could have hoped for. This wasn't our first experience with Dr. Lutton's brilliance. Three and a half years ago, he performed a reverse shoulder replacement on my right shoulder and my mother's left shoulder. Both procedures were flawless, and the outcomes life-changing. That history made it all the more important for us to return to him--and he and his team delivered once again. Dr. Lutton is a marvel--a master of his craft and a deeply compassionate physician. But his staff, especially Valerie, deserve equal praise. They went above and beyond the call of duty, and we are forever grateful. If you're looking for world-class care delivered with heart, look no further than Dr. Lutton and his team at Washington Circle Orthopedics. They are, quite simply, top drawer.

Avoid if at all possible…read more I had never seen a doctor take a female patient by the knee - where the kneecap was visibly out of place and leg unable to hinge - proceed to JIGGLE the entire leg disregarding patient extreme discomfort and say "(paraphrasing) huh, this should bend. You should just bend it. Come on now." (He proceeded to drop the leg, as a test.) Or heard of one using similarly rough to a woman with spine issues. Is this his norm? Both are black women who required extensive surgeries/care, which were delayed by his poor recognition of clear issues and lack of ...something. There are many other doctors to use, don't let your insurance or time constraints make you feel forced to utilize his services. You will regret it. Avoid if at all possible.

Don't get faulked by Dr. Faulks and his residents!…read more I went into the GW Hospital ER with a broken tibia and fibula. On the first visit, I apparently didn't meet with any orthopedics and recieved the worst fiberglass splint. The guy who put it on went all the way up above my knee, and he used 6 ace bandages and really stretched them really tight. I was discharged and just hours later my entire leg was in excrutiating pain. I returned to the ER, 2nd visit, 2nd copay, 2nd time they get to bill my insurance and I have to pay a $150 copay. Enter the orthopedic residents. They removed the old splint and admitted it was the wrong type and too tight. They left my leg unsplinted for a while, and the pain went away on its own, but it didn't happen quickly. They put on a new plaster splint that fit great, and they said if I stayed overnight as an inpatient, Dr. Faulks could operate the next day. I stayed the night, my surgery wasn't their highest priority over some of their other cases and it got pushed until around 5pm. I waited in relative comfort in my room, I fasted for 17 hours by the time I went into the OR. This was my first time meeting Dr. Faulks, it seems he has his residents meet with patients before/after surgery. He had never seen my leg, and he didn't bother to examine it before ordering general anesthesia. Next thing I knew, I was waking up, and for some reason already had a sense something was wrong. There was swelling and fracture blisters that made it not possible to operate. Had he examined the leg ahead of time, it would have been apparent. I had a new cast on and I was told the blisters were removed and bandaged. They wheeled me back to my room, and the residents met me there. At this point, I already knew something was wrong. My smallest toe was caught in the cast and I was being crushed, in addition, the cast was applying some amount of pressure to keep my foot at 90°, but rather than applying it across my foot, all the pressure was on the joint below my smallest toe. It seemed like perhaps they started the cast there and pulled everything against it. First it was tingling, then numb, and then painful. When I told the residents they gave me the same dismissive response that should be the motto of the orthopedics team there "it's a broken ankle so it's going to hurt". This is toxic because it completely ignores the fact that the pain isn't in my ankle, it's my toe, and it shifts the blame from them to me. I don't let doctors push me around though and explained that the pain wasn't in my ankle. One of the residents said he needed to go into the OR but would return with a saw to loosen the cast. He was gone for hours and the pain became maddening. The nurse injected painkillers and gave me oxycodone, but it didn't really provide any relieve to this ongoing trauma. I finally took matters into my own hands and used a knife to free my toe from the cast. The nurse seemed kind of nervous about it at first, but then after she saw how it was wrapped in the incompetence of Dr. Faulks and his team, she began assisting and between the two of us we freed it. Nearly 5 hours later the resident returned with a saw. He was not happy about the modifications to the cast. He cut both sides of it open to relieve pressure in general, but with no benefit to the area that was in pain. He refused to give me a new cast despite how poorly it fit. This region is surrounded by talented award winning orthopedic surgeons from top universities. Dr. Faulks is not one of them. He graduated from the University of Nowhere and the certificate he got from it was probably the peak of his career. He's not on any of the Top Orthopedics in DC lists for good reason, he's not one of them. Unless you're interested in smug surgeons who are too busy to care about your surgery only to needlessly deliver recreational anesthesia, look elsewhere. You can't swing a dead cat in this city without hitting a top notch orthopedic. The only reason anyone would go to this guy is if they didn't do any research and took the easy option like I did, and let me tell you, it's not worth it. I'm still imprisoned in this terrible cast that probably some resident who just got out of medical school did her best on, and I've now got to find a new surgeon to clean up his mess. The next time you're looking for an orthopedic surgeon, don't get faulked by Dr. Faulks.

There isn't a better musculoskeletal doctor in the area. Dr. Haggquist really takes the time to…read morefigure out what your problems are, what your goals are, and how to get there. He emphasizes that the body is all connected, which I have not found at any other PT office. The therapists are wonderful and look to help you out in the best way possible. I have seen several of the therapists but the course of treatment has not differed, as they really work together to get you back to enjoying your daily activities. I have come in for several issues, and for each injury, the therapists really want to find out your main goal so that they can create a treatment plan that gets you to that goal in the fastest, safest and most efficient way possible. I am now back playing soccer a couple of times a week, pain free!! They recently relocated to a bigger office space, which now has an elevator. They have 2 floors, with one floor dedicated solely to the gym which gives enough space for a lot of activity. There is a lot of sunlight that comes through the windows which makes the place have a great ambiance.

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.

Dr. Lee is awesome!!! I have been gong to see him for years. He treats me with chiropractic care…read moreand acupuncture. He helps with my back and neck issues as well as my stomach issues. Acupuncture really seems to control my IBS symptoms. The most important thing is that he listens to what you say and tailors his treatment based on what you are saying. This is not a one size fits all treatment plan. I love this guy and cannot say enough good things about him. Give him a try!