This is an excellent clinic as an adjunct to my cancer treatments. I was nearly crippled from the…read morecancer medications, my knees were so painful I couldn't walk without a walker or climb steps. Now I'm dancing and even running (carefully lol) their shock wave treatments got the job done. I was told by my doctors I'd need knee replacement or just live with it" the technician was attentive and adjusted the shock wave cycle to be stronger, knowing my body's resistance to healing caused by the meds. I still take the meds, just without that painful side effect.

Dr. Cassou is extremely knowledgeable and cares about providing a long-term solution for pain…read moremanagement as opposed to temporary fixes. The appointments are operated very efficiently (you don't spent a ton of time just waiting around), and the staff at Virginia Family Chiropractic are all very attentive and welcoming.

I initially was evaluated by Dr Cherrick and have been seen by his NP then Juliana Buendia PA…read more She is an amazing person! I always feel heard (which is not something you get from healthcare professionals these days) I experience chronic debilitating pain from several compression spinal fractures and she gets to know you as a person. Not a lot of people have to take opioids, and I've experienced healthcare providers, pharmacists treat you as if you're some addict. I wish all healthcare professionals had even a small amount of compassion that Juliana always shows her. The front desk area has numerous windows but it seems like 1 or maybe 2 sign you in and make appointments..it seems like workflow could use attention. The plastic windows that came from Covid times can make it difficult to hear or be heard by staff, not any fault of the staff. Privacy could be better because if it comes to billing issue etc, it seems like the entire waiting room can hear your financial situation. Billing department is great as I have had to set up payment arrangement and that discussion shouldn't be something the entire waiting room could hear. I guess the physical changes of how the front desk could be angled and off to the side would be better for privacy and confidentiality. (Like the McLean office) I hope this sounds like constructive feedback and by no means any complaint because I simply couldn't function without the amazing treatment that I've received from Juliana and the entire team! Thank you!

The front office customer service, particularly from the young woman the sits closest to the…read moreentrance, is trash. I haven't even bothered to complain about my experience, because she's loud and rude and I know her colleagues can hear her. So, they obviously do not care. In addition, I waited 45 minutes past my appointment to be seen at my recent visit. If you have the patience (or no other choice) know that the service improves once you leave the lobby. The doctors are thorough and professional.

Nancy may be an asset for those of you besieged by chronic pain caused primarily by…read moresitting/lying/standing in bad positions. That's about the only "positive" I can say. I know Nancy wants to help, but she had me in tears by our 3rd appointment. By way of background, I have been diagnosed (yes, officially, by real doctors) with multiple herniated discs, myofascial pain syndrome and fibromyalgia. Nancy did not "believe" that herniated discs can cause pain (ever) or that I had fibromyalgia (which often accompanies myofascial pain syndrome and painful conditions of many kinds - either fibromylagia or central nervous system sensitization problems.) Her approach was too simplistic and harsh for me. She wanted me to sit a certain way and lay in bed a certain way AT ALL TIMES and of course, this dramatic overnight change caused a big pain flare (like, huge) because yes, you're retraining your muscles to support you in ways they're not used to (and that's a positive) but doing it so suddenly and without cease is very hard on those muscles. She has no sympathy for this. When I told her I had to take more prescribed pain medication because I couldn't get through my day (school/work) at a desk sitting up completely straight in this one position, she told me that anyone who takes prescription pain meds is an "addict." I told her i was not that, because I was using the meds to ENGAGE in life, not to check out and "get high." I told her that responsibly using prescribed pain medication to function is NOT SAMHSA's definition of an addict, and I did not appreciate being called this. She was also rather angry and harsh with me verbally (and even physically on the table at one point - doing trigger point work - she put her hand over my mouth to shush me). She would become incredibly frustrated if I would so much as talk about having fibromyalgia too, or herniated discs (which my MRIs show) etc. and of these being factors in my pain as well. She called me a "victim of medical imaging technology." She told me that if I didn't trust her and her process completely and implicitly "this won't work" (about getting pain free), and this was after a week of having met her. This was brought on by my attempting to discuss the type of pain flares I was having and how there may be a hormonal connection - in order to further silence me. She told me pain was in my mind. She also brought her religion into it and gave me a Christian book she reccomended (i think she gives them out to all patients?) She told me to "just dance away my pain" (to get up and dance whenever I was in severe pain. She became upset when I applied chapstick in her office (?!) When I asked what kind of ergonomic chair i should buy for my home, she snapped at me to "use my head." I found myself arguing with her and asking her to please speak to me in a kinder manner so much during our 3rd session that it just wasn't worth my time. I think it's easy for those of us with chronic pain to want to believe that sometimes "tough love" will help us overcome very difficult and complex conditions. We have "tried everything" and so are willing to buy into some level of "no pain no gain" strategy. But Nancy's approach can be harmful, psychologically and otherwise. I DID take some helpful information from her - about how to sit, stretches to do, and to eat less sugar and more veggies. But the general harshness wasn't worth it. Crying in so much pain that I could barely breath and then being called an addict for taking the pain medication I need to function, and being spoken down to and blamed for the pain (and told the pain didn't really exist and that i didn't really have the diagnoses I have) - yeah, no thanks!! Oh also, I was told by the Certification Board for Myofascial Trigger Point Therapists (CBMTPT), after contacting them to see what the deal is, that she is NOT certified with them, despite what she has listed online.

From hip and shoulder pain to walking, climbing stairs, and lifting, this 74 year old is thrilled…read morewith Nancy's amazing work!

I am a current patient of Dr. B's, and he is one of a kind. My first visit, I walked in and I told…read morehim all of my symptoms, and right away he gave me the diagnosis. I have never had a doctor be so assertive right away and also be so right. I used to work in health care, and I can be a very non-compliant patient, but I had also done my homework and had gone to every other specialty before my PCP sent me to Dr. B. Once he told me my diagnosis, it was like I could breathe again. Also, I have been SUPER compliant with my medications, and there is a noticeable difference from day one, and I'm not pain-free, but I am not writhing in pain either, so progress is progress! I'd also like to mention his staff- Vivian and Eli, who are his front desk/billing and medical technician, respectively. They are so kind and respectful and are always willing to listen and answer any questions that I may have. I am thankful to have them all as I learn to live with this new diagnosis, as this is something that I will have to control since it doesn't have a cure. Thank you for being so wonderful, Dr. B! 10/10, truly recommend!!

The best Doctor that I've had in a long time he takes care of all my needs and I experience great…read moreresults every time

Most orthopedic surgeons I know have poor bedside manner and are grumpy old men but Dr. Thompson is…read moresuch a nice guy who actually spends time with you and will actually listen to your concerns. He also actually SMILES! An awesome extremities doctor.

Dr. Thompson is excellent as an ortho pediatrician. We have seen him several times. He explains…read morevery clear the procedures and post treatment. As a mom I can tell he carees about his patients.

Dr. Greene has extensive medical expertise and years of experience with treating pain in trauma…read morecenters as well as chronic pain for all age populations. Please follow his advise and you will be back to living your life and being yourself again. Not all conditions and people respond the same way to medications and he works to find the most appropriate healthplan and medications that will work best for you. Dr. Greene is a kind soul and born to be a doctor. In this day and age with much regulations doctors have to monitor and this practice takes that seriously. I wish I had the right insurance or funds to self pay and be able to see him again. He's the best pain management provider I've been treated by. He also has a highly talented and educated staff working with him. I'm no stranger to pain. I was a heptathlete from age 10 to 24 and twenty plus years later have much arthritis throughout my spine knee and shoulders to show for it. I've survived 2 car crashes into my car and a moving truck collision headon into a tree during a bad storm in which I suffered broken teeth and severe soft tissue injuries, sjc joint dislocation and vertebral strains that took over a year to treat and still being treated. I've had about 12 surgeries over the years to include my back and knee. So I understand pain from patient's perspective very well and how it can take over your life. I understand pain because of my Masters degree in biology: molecular science. Dr. Greene knows how what to do to get you back to your goals. I hope you will get to be seen by Dr. Greene. He takes time with each patient and really listens to each patient. Dr. Greene continuously researches to find innovative and the best treatments for his patients. So if there was anything negative, be prepared to wait an hour to two to be seen. It will be well worth it. Hope this review helps you and to your good health.

Dr Green is a great Dr…read more Very thorough and he actually listens to your problems. He is not out to make a quick buck on you. He is very caring for you as a client and patient.

Dr. Sood is great, easy to talk to and understands. He is so smart and informative and great at…read moreexplaining these treatments to me in terms i can understand. Not only that, but you can also tell that he cares and wants to help you resolve and pinpoint the pain so you can live life better. Looking forward to treatments, and its not as painful as you may think.

I watched 5-7 people that checked in 5-45 minutes after me go in and and come out before me…read more They will prioritize old people or long standing customers because these people's first priority is NOT to help you but they are here because you are a dollar sign and that's all i experienced from the staff, waiting, and check in. So if you only value yourself as much as a dollar then COME ON DOWN! Also I received my confirmation containing all new patient information and documentation text 1.5 hours after my appointment!!! MORE TO COME

I never saw the actual doctor, but the PA was so entirely unhelpful and utterly unsympathetic, even…read moreupon knowing that I was a patient there for 15 years of unrelenting pain and being sent back there by my GP, they still placed a burden of proof on me!! The PA's intent was not to help, but to clearly weed me out of the system. I think this revolves around the fact that there is not much they can do for pain. It is merely medications, surgery, or rehab as avenues/systems that they merely want you to financially participate in. These doctors need to be trained in empathy or even sympathy.

Dr Gordon is the best pain specialist in the DC area. IMHO. he takes his time and explains…read moreprocedures thoroughly.

I've been coming here for a few months following a car accident and the care has been life…read morechanging. They treated my upper and lower back and neck, but the biggest relief was for a pinched nerve that was so painful I couldn't sleep. They have several different methods for treatment. I've never heard of dry needling until coming here but it was exactly what I needed. I usually don't like getting poked but it's really not bad cuz the needles are super thin and don't go that deep (like a tad bit more than acupuncture). If u have any stubborn problem areas, u gotta come here and try dry needling!! The team is incredibly knowledgeable and truly cares about their patients. They're also very organized and handled all the insurance details flawlessly. I've already recommended them to friends and family!

I needed a Physical Therapist near to where I live. When I searched on Yelp, I came across NOVA…read moreRehab Corp. Since it has a 5 star rating, I decided to reach out to them and to make my first appointment since they also accepted my health insurance. They have evening appointments so I had a reoccurring appointment every Tuesday & Thursday at 4:45 pm. Their office is located in an area of other office buildings and right off of Little River Turnpike on the 1st floor of the suite. I love how I never have to wait and usually they take me before my appt time, this is very important to me so I appreciate it! Dr. Timothy Yun is very friendly, professional and knowledgeable. Dr. Yun took time to address my needs and provided me useful exercises and tools. I love how engaging and friendly the staff is! I appreciate the various conversations with the Doctor & staff made it very enjoyable experience. They also have another office located in Centreville, VA in which they are also open on Saturdays. I can vouch for the 5 stars on Yelp, it is well deserved! And yes, of course, I recommend them!