"It's ok to ask for help" I want to give a big shoutout to…read moreChristopher & Hayle. They really handle every service professionally. This place offers many kind of cares and I'm glad I took the offer when it was given to me . I fully recommend this establishment to anyone who needs help. They took care of me & gave me the care help I needed .

Cute little update: i ended up being PHP and IOP here for a total of 7 months and it was some of…read morethe best therapy i ever experienced in my 18 years of going to therapy.

This is an outstanding ongoing addiction recovery program with residential facilities as well…read more After I completed a program at Ashley House, I moved here where I got the support of group therapy as well as was a resident until we mutually agreed that I was ready for independent living. I have been drug free and sober for 17/years, and I doubt that woul have happened without Tenley Recovery.

Tenley House was my recovery home for 10 months, giving me a foundation in recovery that has lasted…read more12.5 years. My 2 counselors in the IOP program were dedicated, caring, knowledge individuals.

I absolutely love working the Rene. She is a very knowledgeable and caring physical therapist. The…read morework we have been doing is impactful and I've noticed positive progress since participating in PT here. I cannot find the words to express my gratitude and appreciation for Rene and her expertise. The office is also very clean and they are always using great sanitization practices between clients. The front desk staff is friendly and helpful. Overall, this is a great practice!

Laurie Rogers. Best HAND/ARM PT/OT therapist in the business. I traveled from Woodbridge VA to…read moreWashington DC for her services. She is that good!!

This location of NRH has a horrendously incompetent billing department and terrible customer…read moreservice. First, they doublecharged for PT sessions, and our insurance (UHC) initially thought my husband used up his allotted number of visits - he hadn't. NRH wouldn't fix it when my husband discussed the errors with them - but you can bet they listened when UHC called. This happened a second time, and again UHC had to step in. Apparently they also "forgot" to bill UHC for some sessions. It's been a full year, and suddenly NRH has sent my husband to collections, with ZERO notice, and with ZERO fault on our end. NRH now refuse to speak with him/us. UHC has said they and we are not responsible for payment if they're not billed within 90 days after the service; again, it's been a year. Our credit rating is in jeopardy because NRH Rehab refuses to have a competent billing department and has terrible customer service. Go somewhere else for your PT - you don't want to deal with this strain on top of whatever injury you're trying to heal. I hope this review warns others before they have the same unacceptable experience with NRH Chevy Chase.

The physical therapists at NRH are amazing! Particularly Kristen Handy, she is a dynamo and really…read morehelps you heal and strengthen in a fun and positive atmosphere. I highly recommend NRH for physical therapy. My teenage son has also had a very positive experience here.

I am writing this review as a last-ditch attempt to get the office's attention and as a warning to…read moreother potential patients in the future. My emails have been left unanswered, texts have been left unresponded to, and the mailbox for every number for the office I have tried is full and hasn't been cleared for months. To start, I had a great experience until January of 2022, but afterwards, my experience with Got Your Back has been an absolute nightmare. While I paid up front for a 12-session treatment plan, I only received 8 treatment sessions before the office closed with the promise that Dr Klein would be in touch. Months have passed and I received no call from him. To add insult to injury, the office has sent repeated invoices for the treatment I already paid for despite me speaking with the billing office two months ago and them telling me to not worry and that it was simply a clerical error that they would be sorting out. Fast forward to this week, when they sent me a letter saying that I was delinquent on payments and they would transfer my (already paid) balance to a debt collection agency. They have been consistently unresponsive and unprofessional through this whole ordeal. I have received no offer of refund or completion of treatment plan, and instead been hounded for payment which was already processed months ago. Overall, it is a shame that GYBTH has come to this because the care was truly great beforehand. I only hope that this finally gets the attention of the office and catalyzes action. If not, I highly recommend you take your business elsewhere.

Comfortable clean comprehensive and professional definition of what I call quality care. Highly…read morerecommended

A dear friend was admitted with several issues. The facility is typical of most rehab/nursing…read morehomes. They are understaffed. However we saw three nursing students sitting at a nursing station desk. When I asked for assistance setting brakes on my friend's wheelchair, they didn't know how to set them and didn't offer help. Motivated students could help ease the workload of the nurses. The nursing home has guests check in and wear a mask. The greeting staff was nice. There is a chapel off of the main lobby. Each floor is different. The floor we visited had a small dining room, activity room and social room. If you wanted to visit inside the room, you had to drag a chair from the hallway. The floor and rooms were incredibly hot. The bed was changed and monitored. Other areas of the room needed attention. The trash cans were full. If one trash can wasn't getting noticed, I don't see how having three in the bathroom and bedroom would be practical. A patient was left in the hallway. She was crying out from time to time. No one was checking on her. It was disheartening to watch. The patients can't have rails on the beds. My friend is 90. She falls out of bed. The solution is to have a tiny pad on the floor. It isn't sufficient. I don't know enough about other facilities in the DMV to compare. Having a chapel isn't enough to sustain a quality visit. If you don't have visitors or a family advocate, the patient will be lonely. If mobility is a problem, the patient won't be able to get to an activity room. Practicing medicine and practicing billing are two separate things. Saving money by cutting staff means patient care will be lacking. Those three nursing students could have been comforting patients, visiting with them and even helping change beds or empty trash cans. I see that each review gets the same comment copied & pasted. The time could be more efficiently spent by teaching everyone how to show visitors how to set brakes on a wheelchair.

It's utterly absurd that African immigrant nurses, who seem to harbor contempt and indifference…read moretowards native-born black Americans, are allowed to care for our loved ones. My experience with African immigrant medical staff has been overwhelmingly negative. Do they not realize that their presence in America is solely due to the sacrifices and hard work of black Americans? Nurses have an ethical obligation to provide compassionate care. We didn't bring our loved ones to Africa for medical attention; African nurses came here! As much as I dislike Trump, I sincerely hope he takes steps to remove Africans who harbor prejudice towards black Americans from our country. I find this reality incredibly disgraceful and disheartening.

I have been with Nova Care for several years and most locations. I have a torn rotator cuff and…read morehave worked on it for several years with much success. The pt started out good but made me feel uncomfortable when she was asking when would I be going back to the the orthopedic to get more imaging. I didn't know that was her decision. I'm now at another location and the young pt couldn't be nicer.

After trying three different physical therapy practices in the friendship heights/chevy chase…read moreneighborhood, I was ready to give up. Two of the PT practices were medical factories, processing dozens of people at a time with one-size-fits-all exercises, regardless of the underlying problem. The third PT practice seemed better because it was small, but the "doctor" I saw was a charlatan with and a crook. I was ready to give up on physical therapy, but was persuaded, by my orthopedist and friends, to try again. This time I was recommended to Nova Care, a national firm with an office in friendship heights, and what a difference! This company has the highest ethical and medical standards, with an extremely professional and skilled staff. There are generally two therapists on duty at a time, seeing no more than three or four patients, so that the patient receives close attention at all times. Exercises are focused on the problems presented, and easily changed to reflect the patient's level of tolerance and needs. I can't believe how much better this company is than others in the field. Barri Schnall, my current therapist, is amazing, both in her focus on current problems (spinal stenosis, affecting both shoulder and hip) and interest in other problems that turn out to be related.

One of the most incompetent and unprofessional offices I've dealt with. I'm shocked MedStar lets…read morethem behave like this. Absolute chaos scheduling the appointment, finally get one scheduled for a few weeks and on the day of they call me an hour before the appointment to say they made a mistake and somehow the appointment is only 30 minutes, instead of the normal 45-60 mins you need for your first appointment, but luckily someone cancelled so can I come right now? Considering it's 8am and im running around doing drop off and errands, no I can't come right this moment. Selena the receptionist not friendly or helpful. Would rather wait another month and get physical therapy somewhere else than deal with this headache!!

I just had my PT session for my ACL rehab with Jessica E. and she was unhelpful and really…read moreunprofessional. I was also really disappointed with her subpar bedside manners. Usually, PT sessions are an hour but Jessica didn't even try to get me through a good workout: I came in at 1 pm and she didn't have any other exercises to do by 1:25 pm. SERIOUSLY?! I can't believe I wasted my time for something I could've done at home. She did not give me productive workout for my knee, didn't observe and correct my posture/form during the couple exercises I did, nor did she do any evaluation of my knee's range of motion or strength level. Her communications and exercise demonstration skills are lacking and she just seems so incompetent that I won't be returning to see Jessica. Decent PTs should actually care about making sure their patients get a good workout, learn new exercises to try at home, be informed about their progress in posture/form, and truly want their patients to recover. The one star is for the other staff (clinical assistants like Lauren, Bernadette, Mike, and the front desk people) because they have better communication and professional/common courtesy skills than Jessica. I used to love coming here when John Jowers, DPT still worked there. He is best PT this clinic has had. He was very thorough & professional. He walked you through all the workouts by showing you how it was done, examined how you performed it, shares extra tips & his knowledge about relieving pain in the knees/ankles, and made sure to challenge me through every workout. He made sure to take care of all patients and not just rush them out. It really sucks he left and is at a private practice now. I would totally go and see him if I had time to deal with insurance claims.

I highly recommend Bethesda Physiocare. It is well run and includes state of the art equipment…read more Even more important is the phenomenal care we have received from Arona Diop. My son is a competitive swimmer who has Ehlers Danlos. As a former athlete with EDS, Arona knows exactly how to treat this. My son felt understood for the first time in his life after meeting with Arona. From the exercises, dry needling, massage and extensive education about his condition, everything about his treatment plan has been truly excellent. My son suffered a fractured vertebra this year and once again, Arona was there to explain exactly what he needed to do to fully recover. Arona was invaluable in keeping my son optimistic about his recovery and guiding him on exactly what he needed to do. My son is excited to see Arona and to follow his treatment plan because he says, "Arona has been through a lot with me and has always been right." I have started seeing Arona for my own long term back pain because after seeing how he helped my son, it would be hard for me to go back to any other PT.

It's rare these days to find healthcare practitioners who are genuinely invested in your well-being…read moreand demonstrate this with the utmost compassion and care. Bethesda Physiocare offers precisely this kind of experience, and I feel incredibly fortunate to have found it. I had had dry needling in the past (as a part of my previous PT program) and was looking for someone to provide this service exclusively. After reading reviews, I decided to make an appointment with Noelle. My experience with her over these past few weeks has been nothing short of amazing. She is an exceptionally skilled provider who is clearly an expert in her field. Because of her breadth of experience and extraordinary needling skills, I always felt at ease and am now feeling SO much better than when I first came to see her. And she is just an overall lovely person who you can tell truly cares about her patients. The office is bright, clean, easily accessible and modern. I cannot recommend this practice, and specifically Noelle, highly enough. You will truly be in the best and most competent of hands.

Good care, given challenge of staffing levels at all such facilities. Clean, good security,…read morepleasant staff, nice time, good food.

Inglesiide has 3 choices for dining each evening. Staff is accommodating and recognizes those who…read morehave made reservations first. Elizabeth's parents may have had a bad day. It happens but staff do theiir best to help and offer choices. they are kind and reespectful. i can say the variety of food choices, the care of the servers, and the dining atmosphere is wonderful. Yes staffing has been a challege but we see help wanted signs on many restaurants too.