Dr. You told me the truth about the effects of the weight on my knees when I needed to hear it…read more Integrity such as this is hard to find!

Good doctor, knows his stuff and will take care of you and your bones/injuries!read more

Dr. Martinelli of Ortho VA has replaced both my hips in the last two years. I am so grateful to…read morehave had such a knowledgeable and skilled doctor and surgeon taking care of me. He patiently listens to and answers all of my questions. He is compassionate and kind, and most importantly I trust him to provide the best medical care possible as I continue to recover. I see Dr. Martinelli at the Alexandria office for Ortho VA. Staff there are professional, friendly and competent.

My 68-year-old disabled brother had his left hip replaced by Dr. Martinelli a couple of weeks ago…read more During the surgery, Dr. Martinelli left me a voicemail saying "The surgery went very well." Previously, my brother lived on his own, drove a car and went to activities like lunch at the local senior center. However, since the surgery, he has become incoherent, confused and spends his days in a wheelchair at a nursing home. The nursing home staff recommends that he be placed in long-term care. My brother was released from the hospital and admitted to a local nursing home for rehab on August 22. I called Dr. Martinelli's office to voice my concerns about my brother's condition and was placed on hold for about 20 minutes. I conveyed my concerns to his assistant who answered the phone. Dr. Martinelli did call me back a couple of times, saying he was busy and would try me another time. My brother is a wreck, thanks to this disastrous surgery and the cavalier follow-up from the doctor's office. I regret that my brother had the surgery and would not recommend Dr. Martinelli or his staff to anyone.

I recently took my daughter to see Dr. Macias for a foot injury and he was extremely attentive and…read morethorough. She had x-rays right away. He had concerns of ligament damage so he also ordered an MRI. We went back to see him the next week and his follow up was just as thorough as our first visit. He was patient and answered all of our questions and provided a base guideline for her return to sports. We were both very impressed with his care and bedside manner and I would definitely recommend him to others. I also was appreciative of the front desk staff who were also very kind and helpful.

Dr. Peter Thomas. hand specialist. Said when you get old, you should expect constant pain. Gave…read moreme a shot for arthritis but said he didn't know if it would work, but however it turned out, don't come back to see him. Not what you want to hear from a doctor.

I had a great first experience at the Jackson Clinics! My husband had recommended that I go here…read morefor my ankle as he came here years prior for a hip injury. Dr. Salzler was very knowledgeable and was able to walk through different items in regards to my therapy. I'd highly recommend anyone who needs PT to attend this clinic!!

The staff at the Jackson Clinicis have been so instrumental in helping me recover after surgery…read more In particular, Cassie Jurasits, is outstanding. The therapy and exercises she crafted for me have been wonderful. I would highly recommend this physical therapy location!

I'm currently on month ten since an injury and Dr. Asomugha is the second doctor I've been to, and…read morethe only one who was able to actually identify a problem and solve it. Wasn't thrilled the solution required surgery, but I am about 10 weeks post surgery and working on getting myself back to normal. I have a pretty long recovery ahead still, but am beyond grateful for Dr. Asomugha and her team. OrthoVirginia is fantastic. Everyone on the staff has been helpful and kind, explained everything I needed and even very patiently spoke to my parents to explain to them what was going on. After about two months of visits, Dr. Asomugha recommended surgery. I am a little over two months since surgery and while I'm still not back to 'normal' life, the (minimal) exercises I am cleared to do in PT are pain free - I am so very optimistic about having a pain free future and getting back to working out again in the near future. In one of my post op appointments, my scar looked hideous and was making me nauseous and she handled my being a giant baby like a charm and told me a story of her having a similar moment, so I felt a lot better about my small freak out. When I had a (non-related to surgery, but in the area) problem, she immediately made time for me, gave me her personal phone number and genuinely showed concern for my issue, even though it didn't have anything to do with her surgery. She truly cares about her patients and their well being. I am so grateful for finding Dr. A online and her team. I have been to both the Duke St. and Walker Lane locations and the staff at both is extraordinarily friendly. Wait times are small, I am always seen within 5 minutes of my appointment time and I never feel rushed, but don't feel like the appointments drag on. I 100000% recommend Dr. A for anyone having leg/ankle/foot issues - I hope that after I am done recovering I never have to use her again, but will in a heartbeat if I ever tear something again. She is an amazing surgeon and a truly fantastic doctor.

After suffering ankle pain for weeks, I was able to get a same day appointment with Dr. Asomugha. I…read morewas so pleased with the practice and the doctor. The physician's assistant asked all the right questions and I was able to get x-rays on-site. Dr. Asomugha is friendly and thoroughly professional. She took time to investigate and diagnose my problem and gave me treatment options. Everyone involved in the appointment, including the front desk staff and the medical scribe who took notes during the appointment, was professional and the care was coordinated well. Highly recommend.

I had a very complicated, serious and uncommon arm and elbow injury, which could have affected the…read moreoverall use of my hand, arm and elbow had I not had a surgeon like Dr. Thomas. I had to have multiple surgeries, in stages, to correct my injuries and each procedure was well thought through by Dr. Thomas. We discussed in detail each procedure itself, all of the risks, as well as the results we wanted. He always took his time to explain the procedure and answer all questions I had, sometimes more than once. I never went into a surgery doubting his skill, and always felt very confident that I was in the best of hands. As a result of the multiple surgeries I had to have, I can now use my entire right arm successfully. Dr. Thomas is very personable, with a great bedside manner. He's always available to his patients, promptly answering email questions and ensuring that the patient is well informed. His overall demeanor helped me tremendously through a very stressful time, both physically and mentally. I would highly recommend him and actually have to family members, who have also been very happy with him as their doctor.

Misdiagnosed my niece for a year. Implied it was in her head. Saw another doctor who instantly…read morerecognized the problem and she will have simple surgery soon. Took the money from at least 6 visits but did not suggest they see someone else who might know better till the last visit. Waited a year of life out of sports activities because of his lack of knowledge. Waste of time and money and robbed my niece of too many opportunities in her young life.

The initial therapists were very helpful in my progression, however, following a racial incident…read morethat caused me to be late and cost me $40, it seemed like they stopped giving a crap about professional professionalism after that. The front desk staff were very short and dismissive. To top it off, I bring in my service animal, not only a certified service animal through his previous handler but also I have my own service paperwork from my own doctors I got in April so he's 100000% a service animal. Always has been always will be. I bring him in once he does OK. the second time, I make a PUBLIC observation about how I see his behavior helping my physical therapy recovery, and--I acknowledge with both myself and out loud to the therapist--that I am not interested in having him be there while I'm there because I saw it as a distraction to myself. Additionally, before the session even started, the therapist had previously asked if he was a service animal and I had said he's absolutely a service animal. Following that observation, as I left that appointment, I also said in agreement one more time--"this is the last time that you guys will be seeing him. I think that this is my time for myself." So then a day or two later, my tooth is gone. I'm at the dentist office in the middle of an emergency dental surgery and this inane manager calls me and once again reiterates-- not only what you had already instructed the therapist to tell me at the beginning of the session that happened the days before, but also to reiterate, that he's not a service animal and that he should not be at the facility. & at this point it's flown past like a potential misunderstanding and it's just professionalism. You're an unprofessional institution. You are very aware of the communication that you have with your clients and you also are aware of what age you and I both are. I'm not a child and you are not my parent. if we have already agreed to something it is just that. So for you to call me in the middle of an emergency, and reiterate a point as though I'm a petulant child...you're unprofessional and just not a safe space for people to recover safely. I think that people who are in the business of physical recovery should be interested in promoting a safe space of uplifting energy, and frankly vulnerability and hope, and you're not safe. You don't feel safe. You don't feel like a place of anything other than judgment and like dismissiveness. To top it off as I'm ending my relationship with this location and trying to transfer to another location, the manager starts asking me questions regarding information that I've only ever told my therapist! It's insanely invasive and it's insanely disrespectful because you've now thrown back the information that I've said in safety to the person that's helping me in recover as a way to start a conversation aka trying to backtrack and mend the relationship. Ha! we're past that now. I have no interest in recommending this facility to anybody. I honestly think that you should do your due diligence and research before coming to this institution, particularly this location. I think that this should be a lesson to their facility as a whole in professionalism. Professionalism is not a choice. It is the business that you are in and you are in a very specific spot where vulnerability is non negotiable. You have power over people that are in their lowest moments and depending on you for safety, so you should probably think about that the next time this location is advertises that it is professional and supportive, because you're not.

I started physical therapy here a few weeks ago and the manager Kirsten insisted that I make all…read morethe future appointments right away though I was hesitant knowing that life doesn't quite allow people to make plans that far ahead. Then, I was told that I would be charged $40 if I didn't cancel the day before. I recently lost my job and had to change insurance. I had to call and cancel my appointment a couple of weeks ago because I was in between insurance. I called the day before and I was told that the appointment would be cancelled without an issue. Then I got hit with a $40 fee. I called to ask why I was charged when I cancelled the day before. I was told that I had called just a few minutes less than 24 hours, so I was charged. When I told them that I was not told that was the case when I called to cancel and the person pretended like it was fine, I was told that there's nothing they can do about it. So, I cancelled all my appointments with them and stopped going. I'm going to go with a much better PT place in town and there are a lot of them. As customers, we have choices. I do not recommend this place at all.

Condescending and 0 bedside manner. The guy couldn't have cared less to see me. Came in thinking I…read morehad a meniscus tear. I was referred by a PT. He didn't look at my knee, didn't move me around at all. He sat me in a chair and stood over me (very odd) and told me how he did not think I had a meniscus tear at all. He took an X-Ray which did not show anything (obviously). I then asked for a referral for an MRI and he reluctantly replied "I guess...if you want". Long story short, MRI came back, had a torn meniscus and had surgery shortly after with Anderson Clinic and they were fantastic. Would never recommend anyone see this Doctor. If I could give 0 stars, I would.

Dr weingold is not interested in patient care. When a patient has a concern it is a doctors job to…read moreput them at ease and make them feel heard. Not only was this not done, but he rushed my father through his appointment and walked out as he was still asking a question. Even when he said excuse me I have a question he literally walked out mid sentence. Incredibly dismissive and unprofessional . Not to mention he failed to let him know what medication he was prescribing for him in the first place. A patient should never leave a prescriber as confused and dismissed as this. Shame on Dr. weingold for making the patient feel like the bottom line was all that mattered.

Nearing 7 decades of a physical life, I've put a LOT of wear and tear on my body. I've been coming…read moreto Full Strength for a while with several areas of work. Every therapist has been effective, some areas are taking more work. I'm writing today regarding the superb post-right shoulder replacement PT. My therapist is Libby Sudhoff, she is more physical than most, and will work at any discomfort to mitigate the pain. I've had 12 sessions with her and only a few more before she goes on to her next traveling PT assignment. I'm very grateful for the progress and reclaimed flexibility her work has done for me.

5-Star Review for Full Strength Physical Therapy (formerly Solutions PT), Arlington, Va…read more I can't say enough wonderful things about Full Strength Physical Therapy and especially Andy and Danny. From the moment you walk in, you feel welcomed into a clean, comfortable, and supportive environment with a genuinely caring team. Andy and Danny are incredibly knowledgeable, professional, and compassionate. They truly listen--something that means so much when you're dealing with chronic pain and multiple health challenges. I've been treated for back and neck stenosis, knee issues from a torn meniscus, and ongoing pain, and they have been patient, thoughtful, and determined every step of the way. What really stands out is how much they care about your progress. They take the time to tailor exercises specifically to your needs and clearly explain how to do them at home, which has made a huge difference in my recovery. Their combination of hands-on therapy and targeted exercises has helped improve my mobility, balance, and strength--and most importantly, reduced my pain so I can finally rest better. The entire staff is friendly, helpful, and incredibly professional. There's a strong sense that everyone is invested in helping you achieve your goals. Convenient location with easy parking is just the icing on the cake. I'm so grateful to have found them--this team has truly made a meaningful, life-changing impact on my quality of life. Highly recommend!

Doc said I have "old knees" and quickly moved to next appointment. Thankfully got second opinion…read moreand have torn meniscus. Don't go to this guy.

Their site and their lobby is sure to tell you they're the offical PTs for the Washington…read moreCommanders, and I'm not sure they care about you if you're not on the team. I showed up 10 minutes early to a 3pm appointment, as they asked me to. I didn't see Dr. Gogineni until after 4:45. Insane wait times aside, I then had to repeat all the info I'd told to the assistant, Dr. Gogineni didn't bother to look at the x-rays I'd had done prior to my appointment, and then he told me that "we don't really get excited about knee dislocations." Okay? What an odd thing to say to a patient who is in pain (dealing with more than just a dislocation, btw), and waited over an hour and a half past their appointment time to see you. I'd recommend going anywhere else.