Absolutely LOVE this place! You're not just a number here,…read moreyou're a person with problems and they remember you and your problems. They have an amazing staff, a great environment, and have a great team to help you. They explain things until you understand and they LISTEN to you so they can make educated decisions based on your current health. If you're having a bad day, they're not going to push you too hard and hurt you worse. Absolutely love this place.

Breath of Fresh Air Therapy: The therapist name is "Natalie." I had hurt my shoulder and back and I…read morewas in a lot of pain, to include tingling nerve sensations going up and down my arm and hand, which affected my day-to-day life. I felt hopeless at times due to this excruciating pain. When I started to work with Natalie, she used different technics like Yoga ulnar nerve glide and scapular retraction depressions and other techniques to improve my health issues. Her on hands therapy is quite unique and on a scale of 1 to 10, I give her a10++. After just a few sessions with Natalie, I almost feel normal again and my range of motion has greatly increased. I have hope again. I just want to say thank you to ATI Physical Therapy for hiring such an experienced and knowledgeable physical therapist. I am ever so grateful for PT Natalie, as there is nothing on the planet that can compare to good health and NO pain. Thank you Natalie.

Am I really the first?…read more My son sees Ms. Lindsay and Ms. Magdelena for OT and Speech. He used to see Jo Ann until the scheduling didn't work out. They have two locations: Annandale and McLean. We've been to both. The Annandale location is closer to us to drive to from Loudoun County, although I prefer the McLean location...because there are more things to do while waiting. Annandale not so much, you have to sit put. We've been very very happy with Skill Builders and my son gets excited to see his therapists each visit. I mean he runs happy from the car to the office and can't wait, especially for Ms. Lindsay for OT. We drive an hour each way from the next county over just to come here.

I can't say enough wonderful things about Skill Builders. Our family has used Skill Builders for…read moreover 7 years from our first child with speech and language delay to our children diagnosed with Autism. Cari is the nicest person you will ever meet. She advocates for all her clients and goes that extra mile to match your child with the perfect therapist. It always helps that she hires only the best therapists in Northern VA. Everyone at Skill Builders is amazing and we owe so much to the company and their therapists. Thank you for always being there for our family and helping all our children being their best selves! My children still talk about how they miss Mrs. Melissa and Mrs. Fern! My daughter adores Ms. Katie and it's the best day of her week when she gets to go to Skill Builders. Literally dances her way into the office singing her " Im going to see Ms Katie" song! We love Cari and she really advocates for our children not only in the office but in our community of special needs children. You want a pro like Cari on your side and you see this is more than just a job for her. I would trust Cari with my life! Skill Builders has transformed my children and our family and I can't thank you enough for everything you have done for us!

This place is great! Ok, so I've only been to one…read morerehabilitation center for my solitary injury, BUT I have worked in several doctors' offices, hospitals, customer service places, etc. I am surrounded by doctors and nurses because my mom was a nurse for a long time. So, all that to say, the customer service, the professionalism, the care given, the expertise shared, and the results make me a firm believer that this place is the diamond in the ruff. Every single staff member in this office shares the same mindset of attending to the patients with the best care and attention to detail, and they all work together so well. I would highly recommend Jason, the PTA there, if you are looking to recover quickly and efficiently. For us women, he's great because he pushes to your limit with the utmost respect and care you don't get from a lot of men. For the guys, I've seen him make his male patients sweat like nothing else, giving them stuff to do that brought tears to the eyes of some of these athletes (and there were a few I noticed, bball players, soccer, track, etc.). He individualizes your routines according to what you want to accomplish and the timeframe you have in mind. So, definitely get him. Another option is Desirae, she's newer, but she'll put you through a work out too!! Everyone is very knowlegable about the right stuff, and they're really invested in their patients that I didn't really see in a lot of other offices. The environment is fun, you can see the other patients really enjoying themselves (what?! enjoying physical therapy, well, yeah, here you do! =), and you get great results if you're honestly giving your best effort. So, definitely highly recommended!

There are a few PT places in the area, but I chose this one as it was closest. First thing,…read moreCourtney and Sandy fantastic. They're both professional, helpful, friendly, and knowledgeable. 100% I would recommend asking for them as their schedules vary. I was also seen by Stephanie who was great as is the team that runs the front desk. The one thing that did throw me off is that the location has some large PT tables where sometimes you are laying next to another person. I had not experienced that and it is not something I'm a big fan of. Still, the team at ProFlex is very accommodating and helpful so if you have any preferences, just voice them. Overall great place for treatment and Courtney and Sandy are basically fabulous.

My daughter was given a speech evaluation by Debbie in my home. She was 3 1/2 years old at the…read moretime. The evaluation resulted in my daughter being a year behind with articulating words as she spoke. Debbie's recommendation was for my daughter to get speech therapy at a facility, as my daughter is a real 'wiggle worm'. Debbie recommended a place, but unfortunately my daughter's insurance denied the claim since she did not experience a trauma or birth defect, which caused her delayed speech. In the meantime, Debbie is working with my daughter every week in our home to provide therapy. She does such a FANTASTIC job with my 'wiggle worm' that my daughter gets excited when she knows Debbie is coming and when she arrives. My daughter's speech has definitely improved since Debbie started working with her. Her sentences are longer, she is clearer, and I understand more words when she talks. My daughter even says, "Ms. Debbie says do this or that..." I would definitely recommend Eat, Speak, Play!

From the owner: Welcome to Eat, Speak, Play! We provide in home, functional based occupational and speech language…read moretherapy while specializing in feeding therapy and assistive technology in DC and Northern Virginia. Our programs are tailored to meet the specific needs of each individual person we work with. Our goal is to provide a multidisciplinary approach to therapy whenever possible to address each child in a holistic way. By doing this we will be able to treat the individual versus the specific problem. We want to provide individuals with independence and support the family and caregivers (including those at school and work) that will optimize quality of life.

We just love this place! Our daughter received OT and SP here for 5+ years. The owners and staff…read moreare all excellent people who really care about your kiddo. We highly recommend this place! They are in the Tricare/HealthNet network, which is GREAT being that they're in close proximity to Fort Belvoir!

This place is unreal! The facility, the staff, the therapists,....they're all wonderful!! My son is…read morethree and receives both speech and occupational therapy from ECC. We just love how professional, organized, but kind the whole center is. They also accept insurance, which is awesome! I highly recommend!!!

I have gone to numerous physical and other therapists in my life, but I really had quick results…read morewith my chronic back and more acute hip pain.Susan Hunter looked at my whole body, my posture, gait and not only gave me exercises that weren't the same old ones, but also used ultrasound and targeted myofascial release . Susan also was happy to review my exercises to make sure I was doing them properly. I finally feel like I have a good program for long term relief. I highly recommend her

Personalized, individual one to one care. Not your typical PT with tons of other patients in the…read moresame room

Egads! Stay away from this place…read more The admin staff is so unorganized they can not keep up with an authorization document even 1 day. Yesterday I emailed a document they already had sent to them originally by OrthoNet and today an Admin person calls to cancel my last appointment covered by the emailed document. What the f***! Furthermore, the Admin staff sent an authorization request to OthoNet to approve more PT sessions for me BUT (big but) FAILED to send updated progress notes. The present authorization letters from OrthoNet clearly states, "When requesting additional visits, the physician or therapy provider will need to submit progress notes and current objective clinical data......" There is no room for for misinterpretation. The process is crystal clear. This should be a routine matter for the clinics admin staff. So, long story short, my approval for more PT session is listed as "PENDING" by Orthonet until they get the updated progress notes. I found this out by calling OrthoNet. Mind you, I asked the admin staff (I could call a name but won't), if they had provided all this information and was reassured that they had. Nope, it hasn't happen yet. Having a complete knee replaced comes with a lot of pain. Dealing with the Waldorf Clinic Admin staff is 2-3 times more painful. So, I repeat my previous advice. Stay away from this place. The PTs are good, some Excellent, but that is totally irrelevant if the admin staff is totally inept at handling the paperwork needed before you see a therapist. NOTE: OrthoNet administers the review of PT and OT for GEHA. So if your insurer is GEHA, OrthoNet acts on behalf of GEHA.

Hm...I have to wholeheartedly give my support yo this group of therapists at this time. I'm a…read moreperson with a complicated condition in an area with little support for complicated conditions. This location has therapists trained to a level I didn't think possible without driving to Baltimore or DC. As for the admin staff, they are responsive and know me by name. They handle special requests and keep me informed. The billing confuses me, but it's accurate. It just requires some extra explanation. I love it here. I wouldn't trade my therapist for anything.

I discovered this hospital in my area when my husband had pneumonia. The service we received was…read moreexceptional. This was the holiday weekend and when my husband was seen by the physician on call and they realized the complications he was having would require him to stay in the hospital, being short-staff, they immediately called the Southern Maryland Hospital and requested him transferred to that facility for optimal care. I truly appreciate the care and attention my husband received and I'm pleased to say that he's fully recovered and back out tho work. Thanks again for the outstanding service provided.

The yard is full of litter, the building is run down. But for a short stay I thought the location…read moreand care would work. I was so wrong! Drugs were never administered on time, and one had to be to eat properly. The food was never what the slip of paper said, with 2-3 items missing plus substitutions were common. (Obviously, they are telling Medicare and the state they serve what is on the slip.) I knew within an hour. The man sharing the room is sitting up in a blood pressure coma when we arrive and never has visitors so I help him cut his food and chat -- until the nurse tells me, "You cannot go inside his room! You are not family!" One example: The nurse brought in an opiod when Admissions was still there. (Later, Admissions tells me, "she was just showing you she had it" -- right, in a cup starting for the patient.) I said absolutely not, it is for severe pain only when Tylenol did not work (the Rx said for pain only). The next day I could not wake the patient until 4 PM. I insisted on seeing the records and they administered the opiod before I arrived. He got severe edema from the opiod and whatever else was poorly administered. I told the nurse, propped his feet, brought in a virgin pina colada (pineapple for bromelain, coconut, lime peel all good for edema), asked for the toilet to be emptied. He could barely move and was worse than in the hospital. The next morning, his toilet was never emptied, the pillow at his feet was missing, his edema was the same. I hit the alarm five times and waited over an hour asking for the help. No one showed but the alarm light in the hall was turned off each time. So I left to stand at the nursing desk waiting for the nurse in charge to acknowledge me. Finally: "my husband has severe edema in his legs, please help." "what do you expect me to do about it?" she says, glaring. I'm frightened. I rush back to the room and his head has no pillow. His feet are lowered and there is a pillow on top of his knees. His toilet still stinks. I call the case manager and rush the patient away as fast as possible.