William F.
5/16/2025
I had total knee replacement (TKR) surgery at Ortho Virginia, and I looked and found a place close to home for my Physical Therapy - Integrated Sports in Burke (off Ox Road). It became...
Integrated Sports Medicine & Physical Therapy
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5618 Ox Rd Ste H
Fairfax Station, VA 22039
Integrated Sports Medicine & Physical Therapy in Fairfax Station, VA, offers a range of services including physical therapy, sports medicine, dry needling, vestibular rehab, and more. Their hands-on approach to manual physical therapy aims to provide clinically proven care for patients. The facility boasts state-of-the-art equipment and a team dedicated to helping each patient achieve their goals.
With a focus on personalized care, Integrated Sports Medicine & Physical Therapy takes pride in working with patients' insurance to create a hassle-free environment. The staff at this facility are known for being friendly, knowledgeable, and professional, ensuring that each individual receives tailored treatment for their specific needs. The reviews from satisfied patients speak to the quality of care provided at this establishment.
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4.07 reviewsAnn N.
3/5/2023
Friendly staff but disappointing practice. I was initially set up with 8 sessions. The evaluation before beginning therapy was professional and thorough which gave me optimism. Unfortunately,...
Asim Z.
2/20/2018
I have been a previous patient of this facility. I was diagnosed to have a knee surgery which i refused and chose the route of physical therapy. Everyone was very friendly and courteous. After...
April D.
9/15/2018
After a knee replacement in June 2018 I've been going to Integrated Sports Medicine at least once a week. The people working with you are patient and professional. The Physical Therapists have...
Michael O.
10/12/2015
You remember the first time you walked into that bangin' club everyone was talking about? Remember that table with the perfect view of the door & that group of obvious regulars clustered around...
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