I'm so thankful for the care I received at this clinic. I came in thinking my knee was the problem,…read morebut Libby quickly and accurately identified that it was actually my back. I attended therapy for three months, and every day I was welcomed and well cared for. Libby and the team always checked in on me during my exercises, making sure my form was correct so I wouldn't risk further injury. From start to finish, I felt respected, supported, and never out of place. Everyone was courteous, attentive, and treated me as if I were part of their own family. I honestly can't imagine a bad experience here -- my time was nothing but positive. Thank you, Libby and the team, for your dedication and genuine care. It truly made a difference for me.

This Southeastern Physical Therapy location is located on McComas Way. It is fairly close to the…read moreintersection of General Booth Blvd. and Nimmo Parkway. The easiest way to get in is from General Booth Blvd. southbound where Jose Tequillas is located, as there is no direct access from the road there. So, what brought me here in the first place. Achilles Tendonitis in the left foot. In April 2018, I was walking to get my lunch at work and I felt something pop with my left foot which didn't feel good. The ground is flat too. So, after seeing the specialist and finding out it was Achilles tendonitis, I was referred here for physical therapy to get this issue resolved. The good thing is that I started this process pretty quickly after it occurred, so it minimized the effects and length of time needed for physical therapy. When I called the office, I was surprised at how quickly they were able to get me in. I was there for my first visit and consultation just two days after seeing the specialist. My therapist for the duration of this issue was Crystal Barnes, who is also the clinic director. The first visit starts with a consultation to go over the issue at hand, take measurements, and the such. After that first visit, it would then be just working through the physical therapy process to get things back to normal. The physical therapy part of this adventure wasn't as easy as I thought at the beginning, but they do start you off slowly with the exercises and then eventually work you up higher as things improve, including adding additional activities. This part is normally done with their physical therapy assistants. Crustal also did some deep massage and dry needling as well. For both of those, you will really feel it and may hurt, especially on the first round, but it gets much easier after that. Over a few sessions, you will definitely tell the difference. I was going there two times a week for a little over two months. After a few months, the issue was finally resolved and no longer needed to continue the physical therapy. Fast forward a few months. I have no recurring issues with my foot at this point for the Achilles tendonitis. I am also still doing some of the exercises as done in physical therapy to this day to keep certain this issue doesn't come back later. The entire staff here is great to work with. The ones at the front desk always greet you with a smile and nice to have small conversation with when it isn't too busy at the time. Crystal has been great with my foot and the issue. If for some reason I do need physical therapy in the future, this will definitely be the place I come back to. If you need physical therapy, you need to check them out as well.

Dr. Sandra Glasson is by far an amazing doctor. She will go into detail about everything she sees…read morein your X-Rays, what needs to be done, and explain to you any possibilities of finding other problems that could be taken care of during your surgery. She takes the time to listen to you, the patient about how you feel, questions you might have, your limitations, and how much your in pain. A graduate from Duke University and with experience of more than 25 years, you are definitely in good hands !!! Dr Sandra Glasson has worked with various Olympic Sports Teams such as the Women's Field Hockey team, Women's Basketball team, Women's Gold Medal Soccer team, as well as local teams such as various High Schools, Virginia Rush Soccer team, Elizabeth City State University basketball team, and Old Dominion University Wrestling team. After surgery Dr Sandra Glasson will go over and explain your pics of the surgery and show you the before and after pics, and show you any other findings if any that she saw. It is great to actually see what it looked like before and to see the work Dr. Glasson has done. Now the interesting part is that Physical Therapy with Quanita, Caroline, Mac, Jan, Gerald, and Meghan to name a few. Oh yes this great team that pushes you to better yourself and they rotate to bring you that good pain !!!!!! They all take part and work together to build your strength back up to a speedy healthy recovery !!! A great doctor and a great team make for a pleasant and successful visit.

Initially I wasn't going to write a review but weeks after my appointment I'm just as appalled and…read moreconfused as when I first left my appointment. I waited a month to get an appointment and then after arrival I waited over an hour to see the doctor only to find that she could not have been more disinterested in understanding the problem or potential cause. She prescribed cortisone shots even though I made it clear that I had been managing the pain at home for the last 10+ years and wanted to know the root cause and treat that. I gave her the benefit of the doubt and asked again if the cortisone shots would treat the cause, not just the pain, and she said "oh, I don't know, maybe." I was so shocked I didn't even know what to say so I didn't push any further. Beyond that, her team must not have sent over the referral for the cortisone shots because I never received the call to schedule that they told me to expect.

Saw Dr. Matt about twice a week after I was in a car accident. I chose to see Dr. Matt because I…read morewas pregnant, and he is Webster Certified. Not only was my back out of wack because of getting hit, but also the extra weight of the baby. His chiropractic work help ease a lot of the pain and pressures. His bedside manner was great as well. I would definitely recommend him and Body Logic to my friends and family!

Being from out of town I had to rely on reviews to choose a massage place. With that said, the…read moreother reviewers didn't lead me astray. This is the type of place I would go at home. The facility is more of a whole body care type of place rather than just massage, which is pertinent. It's very clean, modern and comfortable. The staff are cordial and professional. The massage room was relaxing but a little cold. Nancy was my massage therapist and she was great. She made me feel at ease. Her strength was great, had I paid for a deep tissue rather than the integrative, I probably would have asked for it to be harder- which I'm sure she could have done. It's near the Sandbridge area, so convenient to the crowd out here. It's also very well priced. If you are in need of a one-time or long-term massage care, this place seems legit.

My daughter plays soccer as a keeper and at the end of a recent tournament, she went down for the…read moreball and the other team accidentally used her head as a ball. Needless to say after an urgent care and subsequent ER visit, she was diagnosed with a concussion. I was almost immediately referred to David at Direct Performance. As soon as I reached out to David, he was proactive in getting her in for an evaluation as quickly as possible. Once we were in the office, he was relaxed, positive, encouraging, and thorough in his evaluation. My daughter was at ease with him immediately, and I appreciated how he walked me through what he saw, what it meant, and how we could move forward. We were given exercises to do at home, and as she progressed, and we were able to identify specific issues related to the concussion, he did targeted exercises that helped her improve. After 2.5 months, she was fully healed and released, but not until David was fully confident that she was safe to play again - again I appreciated even if the process was frustrating sometimes. I will also say that this thoroughness also helped my daughter's confidence in herself and her health which allowed her to play aggressively right out of clearance. Overall, I was so impressed with the quality of the people and the care we received that I have brought my daughter back to Direct Performance for agility training, and we are looking forward to seeing what progress she can now make with Max's assistance.

This company was recommended to me by my brother-in-law, whose daughter also receives therapy here,…read moreand I couldn't be happier with the experience so far. Having undergone a multi-level lumbar fusion, I've had years of Physical Therapy from various places--some better than others. However, after hearing about this location just a mile from my home and receiving a new prescription for PT, I decided to give it a try based on the positive feedback I received. Upon walking in, I was greeted by Dr. Jen. Within minutes of talking to her, I realized that this company had a unique concept compared to other therapy centers I've been to. I left feeling confident and proceeded to set up my sessions. Dr. Jen, a fantastic listener with extensive knowledge, made me feel at ease during the evaluation. She introduced techniques that proved more effective than anything I had experienced before, considering the sensitivity of my condition. The game plan we developed aligned perfectly with my goals, and I appreciated the additional information she provided for my home program. I am confident she will help me achieve my objectives, and I look forward to the phase where we can truly dive in to make me whole again. Not only is Dr. Jen excellent, but the facility itself is lovely. It feels like a place designed to help both individuals like me and top-tier athletes recover from injuries or enhance their performance. I highly recommend this place for Physical Therapy or improving your athletic endeavors.

Had my first consult visit today. The office staff and X-ray tech were very nice. Dr. Aboka…read moreanswered all of the questions I had today. More visits in the future, but hopeful that I am in the right hands to take care of my knee problems.

I had surgery scheduled for a total hip replacement and was called the day before surgery was…read moresupposed to take place and was told , I was just reviewing your file and I would like to send you to another doctor to look into hip resurfacing after I had already taken off work and paid the fee for them to fill out the necessary paperwork as well as paid the pre operation fees, none of which the doctor I was referred to required and this was after many visits back and forth to Aboka.I was also told he would call me and try to schedule my appointment asap with the new doctor none of which happened I had to literally call them and luckily the office manager helped,still had a total hip replacement and am very happy with the results and the new doctor totally different experience very satisfied after the worst experience I have ever encountered, Heidi the office manager was helpful though. Fair warning to all.

Dr. Cho was fine, however they didn't have change for my deductible so they kept it for the next…read moreappointment. I called and reset and they charged me $42 no show fee and kept my $50 they OWED me. Horrible customer service.They'd rather lose an insured customer over $42!! Crazy. All about money, yet they don't keep change for a $100 bill!!!

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I recently had an appointment at AOS Princess Anne location and felt compelled to share my…read moreexperience. While waiting alone in the exam room, I overheard a medical assistant make a comment along the lines of, "I don't understand why she's here for an injury that was developed in 2013." Hearing that statement was disappointing and upsetting. What that young lady did not know is my story. What she also failed to realize is that I have been under ongoing medical treatment for this injury since 2013. This is not an issue that simply occurred years ago and disappeared. Over the years, I have dealt with multiple serious foot injuries, including a sesamoid fracture, a navicular fracture, and other complications affecting my right foot. Despite these injuries, I have continued to persevere, walking and working through pain on a daily basis. Since my injury in 2013, I have continued to work full-time despite significant foot and ankle problems. I have pushed through chronic foot and ankle pain, worsening nerve pain, and a condition that has now progressed to bone-on-bone degeneration. In addition, I have ongoing right knee issues that will likely require a knee replacement in the future. The physical demands of working while managing these conditions have been extremely challenging and, at times, debilitating. What was most troubling was the assumption that because my injury occurred years ago, there was no reason for me to seek care. Every patient's journey is different. Medical conditions can evolve, worsen, and require ongoing treatment over many years. Many of us spend years trying to remain productive, support our families, and continue working despite significant pain. As a healthcare worker myself, I take pride in providing compassionate, respectful care to my patients. I have continued to work every day through pain and have only missed work when recovering from back and shoulder surgeries. I am not the stereotype that some people may associate with workers' compensation cases. I am someone who has done everything possible to remain employed and independent despite serious orthopedic conditions. My hope is that this experience serves as a reminder that healthcare professionals should approach every patient with empathy and professionalism. Comments about patients should never be made loudly enough to be overheard, especially when those comments are based on assumptions rather than facts. Patients deserve dignity, respect, and the opportunity to tell their story before being judged. I would also like to extend my sincere thanks to Dr. Blake Moore. Other orthopedist have declined to see my workers' compensation case, but Dr. Moore was willing to evaluate me and listen. Whether or not he was aware of the details of my case before my appointment, I am grateful that he gave me the opportunity to be seen and treated as a patient rather than a file. I hope this feedback is received in the spirit in which it is intended--not to criticize, but to encourage greater compassion, professionalism, and understanding for patients whose struggles may not be visible at first glance.

I recently had an appointment at AOS Princess Anne location and felt compelled to share my…read moreexperience. While waiting alone in the exam room, I overheard a medical assistant make a comment along the lines of, "I don't understand why she's here for an injury that was developed in 2013." Hearing that statement was disappointing and upsetting. What that young lady did not know is my story. What she also failed to realize is that I have been under ongoing medical treatment for this injury since 2013. This is not an issue that simply occurred years ago and disappeared. Over the years, I have dealt with multiple serious foot injuries, including a sesamoid fracture, a navicular fracture, and other complications affecting my right foot. Despite these injuries, I have continued to persevere, walking and working through pain on a daily basis. Since my injury in 2013, I have continued to work full-time despite significant foot and ankle problems. I have pushed through chronic foot and ankle pain, worsening nerve pain, and a condition that has now progressed to bone-on-bone degeneration. In addition, I have ongoing right knee issues that will likely require a knee replacement in the future. The physical demands of working while managing these conditions have been extremely challenging and, at times, debilitating. What was most troubling was the assumption that because my injury occurred years ago, there was no reason for me to seek care. Every patient's journey is different. Medical conditions can evolve, worsen, and require ongoing treatment over many years. Many of us spend years trying to remain productive, support our families, and continue working despite significant pain. As a healthcare worker myself, I take pride in providing compassionate, respectful care to my patients. I have continued to work every day through pain and have only missed work when recovering from back and shoulder surgeries. I am not the stereotype that some people may associate with workers' compensation cases. I am someone who has done everything possible to remain employed and independent despite serious orthopedic conditions. My hope is that this experience serves as a reminder that healthcare professionals should approach every patient with empathy and professionalism. Comments about patients should never be made loudly enough to be overheard, especially when those comments are based on assumptions rather than facts. Patients deserve dignity, respect, and the opportunity to tell their story before being judged. I would also like to extend my sincere thanks to Dr. Blake Moore. Other orthopedist have declined to see my workers' compensation case, but Dr. Moore was willing to evaluate me and listen. Whether or not he was aware of the details of my case before my appointment, I am grateful that he gave me the opportunity to be seen and treated as a patient rather than a file. I hope this feedback is received in the spirit in which it is intended--not to criticize, but to encourage greater compassion, professionalism, and understanding for patients whose struggles may not be visible at first glance.

A+. Room is relaxing, communication was excellent and service was outstanding. I will definitely…read morereturn.

Carrie administered the best massage, hands down, that I have ever had. Her spa room is so…read morerelaxing and calming, and I LOVE my customized massage oil. I felt like a new person leaving her space!!

Sentara Therapy Center is located along Princess Anne Rd. just south of the intersection with…read moreSandbridge Rd. There is an entrance to the same road along Sandbridge Rd. by the Sage Kitchen. My final visit for physical therapy here was on March 6, 2025. There are two parts to this business, as there is another business in between them. The other part is at 2041 Fisher Arch, but they are all the same group. In all my visits here, I didn't have any issues with parking. The outside of the buildings are easily seen from the road. I first went into the main building, but was directed to the other one on that first visit on January 27, 2025. This location is pretty close to me, so it worked out well for location too. A few months prior, my left shoulder had been bothering me, and I had a hard time moving it in certain ways. At first, I thought it was just a pulled muscle or something, but it didn't get any better, so my PCP referred me here for physical therapy on that shoulder. Since the new year had just begun at that time, I knew I'd have to satisfy the medical plan deductible first. I had planned for this at the end of the year before when setting up my FSA. This place is part of the Sentara Hospital Outpatient location. I did find that the overall cost was similar to other non-hospital physical therapy locations. The first visit was primarily the evaluation visit and to set up a schedule of how often to come in. The visit schedule would be twice a week. My primary therapist was Kayla Waterfield. I also worked with Breanna Taylor in some of the sessions. Talon was the primary therapy assistant that I worked with when it came to the exercises too. Even though the first sessions were the lightest in terms of the exercises for it, I felt it most during that period. Over time, new and more complex exercises would be added to the routine. At least I wasn't shouldering this alone. The last part of the therapy left was trying to get the arm to my back. By the time I was discharged, that had gotten much better as well. Now that it's been a few months since I finished the physical therapy, the shoulder is still doing much better than before. I may move it the wrong way every once in a while, but in the beginning, it didn't matter which way it was moving, so this definitely got me into a much better situation. Overall, I have had excellent experiences here. All of the staff I worked with were very accommodating, knowledgeable, and caring. That makes this place a location I would come back to for my physical therapy needs in the future. I highly recommend them, so if you are looking for a therapist in the area, you should definitely give them a shot.

under the excllent leadership of brian maher, dpt, cmtpt, the coordinator. the coordinator…read morerecieves excellent support from breanna taylor pta and talon,ces. excellent professional therapeutic services is provided in a timely and caring manner. i have enjoyed woring with the therapists on various body building techniques. the team is very skilled, knowledgeable, and caring for each person regardless of their handicap or needs. they extend their time and porfessional care to all who enter. blessings to all, lois s williams