Dr. Klimkiewicz is an amazing doctor. He is conservative and does not rush to surgery. His bed side…read moremanner is the best you can get. When he did feel surgery was necessary the outcome was very good. I highly recommend Dr Klimliewicz. The office staff has always been knowledgeable and kind.

Truly shocked by all these reviews as I had a terrible time at his office. I came in injured and in…read morea wheelchair, and in the initial meeting with Dr. K he instructed me that I needed a different brace and they put it on me in the meeting. Never notified me of the cost (1200$, which btw you can find the exact one on Amazon for 100$), but more importantly I never signed a form for consent. When I received the initial charge and asked to see the signature for the brace, I immediately notified the office multiple times that the signature was not mine. However the front desk would deny my calls and play it off as if I didn't want to pay the bill, nor would return my calls for months... as opposed to the serious allegation that the form was forged. Incredibly disappointing from such a highly regarded doctor, as I've never had an issue with his counterpart in the practice.

I wanted to say a huge thank you for the chance to receive health care and advice from Michael as I…read moreworked through my recent adductor injury. I find injuries very challenging to navigate. I appreciated that Michael was realistic about a likely timetable for me to return to my activities and also gave me many different exercises to do and which I can continue to do to maintain strength in important muscle groups in the future. Rave reviews for Washinton Wellness!

Personally I don't think anyone can comment on the treatment style of 30 minutes with your…read moretherapist for 1-1 and 30 minutes of supervised exercises while working with the next patient UNLESS YOU OWN A COMPANY THAT TAKES INSURANCE !!!!! So read that stance again- this practice TAKES INSURANCE. For most people that means nothing- there's an assumption of we have insurance so a practices should take it. As an insurance accepting practice myself- that is NOT how it works. Small medical practice's (solo woman owned / mom and pop establishments etc like this one)- take a HUGE hit when accepting insurance contracts for their reimbursement. At this point many small business are getting paid HALF of what their cash only / self pay only counterparts are getting paid. Also- keep in mind, an insurance contract doesn't increase with inflation, cost of living, rising employer salaries etc.... I give the business lesson because it's only fair for people to be informed as to why a business structure is what it is for the sake of survival... Now on to the actual PRACTITIONERS- this staff is honestly saving people from surgeries, worsening conditions, and maladaptive body patterns... I've been working with them for 8-9 years and my mom now drives from VA to go to them as well. They're priceless in their cleanliness, knowledge, anatomy and functionality awareness plus FULL body attention. I cannot express how many times a DOCTOR or SURGEON has sent me in for an issue- and they've figured out it's stemming from somewhere totally different ! They also are certified to do dry needling and that's PRICELESS !!

I worked with Dan the hand/wrist specialist for my over-use pain from excessive computer usage at…read morework. He was extremely knowledgeable, personable, and practical. Importantly, he was also accommodating and flexible when I had messed up a time for my appointment and came 6 hours later. He could have advised me to reschedule and pay for my missed appointment, but he kindly agreed to work me in, meaning he left his work day much later than expected. Shout out to the office manager/scheduler staff as well, who was always friendly and efficient. Strongly recommend this group, particularly given their very convenient location downtown just above the Farragut North metro station

I regret coming here. I trusted Chris because of his years of experience but this was the worst…read moreexperience I've ever had with a pt. Similar to another poster, I spent around 15 minutes with Chris per session and even less when he was late (often 10-15 min after my appt time) getting me from the waiting room. He'd juggle 3 patients at once (nobody else at the clinic did this) and even when he didn't have this many patients I was alone while he was on the other side of the clinic or he just disappeared completely. When I brought up concerns about pain (not muscle pain or soreness), he'd just brush off my concerns and rush through my questions. Older reviews mentioned how friendly the pts are but this was not my experience. Chris was nice at first but then was checked out. Most of the time he was either glued to his computer looking at restaurant menus or chatting with his friends who came to see him. The final straw was hearing him make completely inappropriate comments.

A friend of mine recommended ROSM in McLean to diagnose neck and arm pain following a Feb 2020 car…read moreaccident. However, the first available appointment was late April. I chose another pain center, National Spine and Pain, in the same area. During three visits I have never met the doctor, although visit records claimed that I had. The office experience was impersonal, waiting then rushing through the appointment. A neurologist diagnosed injuries requiring neck spinal fusion surgery. It stabilized my neck but left me with chronic pain. This time, I was able to make timely with ROSM. Each of my three visits so far have been directly with Dr. Imran Siddiqui, with assistance from attentive PAs. Dr. Siddiqui's manner is holistic and empathetic towards my pain. His approach itself reduced my anxiety. His careful diagnosis and treatment of my neck pain has produced results. The communication between me and the office via the patient portal is very efficient. I get a response from the receptionist Miss. Kaitlyn Lee within 24 hours. She also replies promptly to emails. Most practices take days to respond and sometimes require repeat requests. Kaitlyn is very personable and helpful for all patients there. Finally, I have never met any medical assistants who are as kind and understanding as Chawdry. I told him that he seems born to be a medical professional. He checked on me several times in a very caring way while I was waiting to see Dr. Siddiqui to make sure I was okay. He apologized for wait, even though it wasn't long. It was the opposite of my experience with the National Spine and Pain Center, where no one checked on me even though I was waiting for a long time. Whenever I visit ROSM, I feel that my health and wellbeing matter to each of the people in the office. Not only the doctor but also the staff members of ROSM empathy and care for the patient in their medical practices. I wish all other medical professionals would visit ROSM and learn from them how to manage a caring practice.

I had an appointment with Dr. John Ferrell on September 12, 2024, at the ROSM Washington, DC office…read morebut left before seeing him because I was not seen in a timely manner and left after an inappropriate time to wait. This is the second time I have experienced this problem with ROSM including previously in July with another doctor in the practice. Both times I was taken to an examining room in a timely manner and was left to wait in the room. After over 30 minutes, I left the room and spoke to one of the staff to ask if there was a problem. Both times I was told that the doctor was with another patient and would be in to see me in a while. My first complaint, therefore, is that it is not the patient's responsibility to determine why there is a delay. The doctor should instruct his/her staff to let the patient know that there is a delay and what are the patient's alternatives. Both times the staff person apologized for which I appreciate their apologies. An apology by a staff person, however, does not indicate that there will be any change in how waiting patients are informed of delays. On September 12, 2024, the staff person told me that the doctor was in a room with no clock, which is not an excuse but demonstrates poor planning by the doctor. Therefore, my second complaint is that the ROSM Washington, DC office is poorly managed and fails to properly plan appointment times for patients. I will not be returning to this practice for any reason.

I'm not sure what's going on with this place. I've called multiple times over multiple days and…read moreabout 50% of the time someone picks up then hangs up without saying anything. The rest of the time someone puts me on hold and never returns to the call --I've sat on hold for 10 minutes before giving up. I tried emailing but that just got me an automated response saying to call. The good reviews and recommendation from my doctor made me want to go to WWPT, but there is clearly something not right with that business. Message received: go somewhere else.

I started going here in January after some less-than-stellar PT at another practice. I had torn my…read moreMCL and possibly part of my hamstring last June. I had made no progress and had debilitating pain anytime I jogged even 100 yards. I cried in my evaluation out of frustration that I would never be normal again. Enter Dr. Nora Arnold. She explained exactly what she planned to do with me over the next 4-6 months and said she was confident she could get me to as close to "normal" as possible. Here, 6 months later, I'm so happy to say that I'm pretty much at 95% of what I used to be. She saved my knee with needling, exercises, and manual therapy. I cannot day enough good things about her and the entire practice, and I recommend them to literally everyone I know if they so much as mention discomfort. If I ever need PT again, I will run (since I can do that now!) back to Washington Wellness.

I was able to book an appointment online. Competent staff, physician was knowledgeable and…read moreprofessional, but also friendly and took time to thoroughly explain best way to treat my injury.

Horrible health care! I was referred to Dr stein and he was terrible. He walked in didn't ask any…read morequestions, barely looked at my foot, interrupted me and talked over me multiple times. He was rude and made assumptions about my activities without checking to confirm. My treatment plan was 2 handouts with stretches. I asked if someone would show me any of them and they explicitly said no. But I could call with questions. Additionally, I expressed that I had pain in my ankle and hip. Past physical therapists said the hip pain was because of compensation from my ankle. Dr Stein it likely was something different but gave no recommendations for how to address it independently. Just come back in a month if it still bothers you. Stay away!

I started going to Pivot about two months ago with a knee injury. I have been to a handful of…read morephysical therapists for various things over the years, and Trey Persson at Pivot has been the best. He did a very thorough evaluation and put together a plan based on where I was physically and my goal to run in a specific race. He gave me aggressive but doable exercises and helped me put together a running plan, adjusting it as needed based on my pain level and feedback. The 2 or 3-times a week PT sessions were organized and allowed for flexibility based on how I was feeling. Highly recommend both Trey and Pivot.

The issue I had was eventually resolved with their help so they provided the service needed…read more But I found there to be a lack of professionalism at this office. On a number of visits, I felt disrespected as a patient. The PT I had didn't have good listening skills. He regularly barked orders and even snapped his fingers at me once. Very domineering person, which I am not sure is what you want in a PT. Important to check in with patients and where they are coming from instead of treating people like a set of boxes to check. They must be under some pressure to deliver some corporate result? I dealt with unnecessary drama because of the PT's poor social skills. I won't be returning to this office.

I had a bunionectomy on my left foot with Dr. Oliver Schipper, and my experience was absolutely…read moreamazing from start to finish. I previously had the same surgery on my right foot with a different orthopedic surgeon, and the recovery was extremely long and painful. Because of that experience, I was honestly nervous going into this procedure. However, Dr. Schipper completely changed my expectations. I experienced minimal pain and very little swelling, and the healing process was fast and smooth. The incision work was excellent -- only three small incisions that healed beautifully. The difference in recovery compared to my prior surgery was night and day. Dr. Schipper is not only highly skilled but also very kind and reassuring. He takes time to explain everything and makes you feel prepared and comfortable before surgery. The office staff is also wonderful -- responsive, organized, and supportive throughout the entire process. You can truly tell he is very experienced in this procedure. I've even referred people I know to him, and they've had great outcomes as well. If I ever needed this surgery again, I would choose Dr. Schipper without hesitation. I highly recommend him. Terry

WOW, WHAT A SURGEON! I experienced a lot of pain in my right ankle. Dr Schipper diagnosed the…read moreproblem and said my ankle was in very bad shape. He had to perform 2 surgeries to remedy the problem. Today, thank God, I am pain free. I highly recommend Dr Schipper for anyone Orthopedic care. He get an A+ for surgery. Also, Dr Schipper treats his patients with the upmost care!

Training for my first IM and I'm definitely feeling new kinds of muscle pains. Scheduled my…read moreappointment 24 hours out. Terrel was SUPER responsive and his work on my achilles / shoulder was OUTSTANDING. It's hard to make time for a little "body TLC" when training, but Terrel is totally worth it!

How on earth does this guy have such good reviews? I don't expect a particularly nice atmosphere…read morefor a sports massage but this office is downright sketchy. It's behind a gate in Georgetown. Then you enter a room with three unnumbered doors and are left to wonder which is the right one. In 50 minutes, he literally got to... my hamstrings and calves. That's it. He just dug his elbow in for so long, at times I wondered if he fell asleep. On top of that, he was disgustingly coughing. When it's your job to touch people, you shouldn't work when sick. Periodically he would awkwardly ask if I was ok. Then at the end, he said "I know you wanted art but you weren't wearing shorts so I couldn't do it. We can do it next time." He couldn't have mentioned that in the beginning of the session? I actually had shorts in my bag but at no point did he tell me To change. He just motioned for me to go to the table. So, I basically feel like I wasted $160. His communication was awful. I guess my hamstrings feel more loose than they have in a while, hence the three stars. But I also feel extremely lopsided because my quads are still tight. Because he never touched them. As a sports massage therapist, he should know it's really bad to have extreme muscle imbalances like that.

Dr Pittman was excellent in treating the effects from my lumbar disc herniation and all the…read moremuscular issues it brought on. Highly recommend!

Best PTs in the DC area. I get free PT, but still pay to come here to keep climbing at my best…read more It's especially good if you need manual therapy or dry needling