After surgery
“I want guidance as I start moving again.”
Support for joint replacement, spine, shoulder, knee, and other post-surgical plans, coordinated with available medical guidance.
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One-on-one outpatient care
Start with what you want to do more comfortably.
You do not have to choose a service before contacting us. Tell us what has changed, and we will help you understand which type of physical therapy may fit your needs.
Care at our Falls Church clinic or through available in-home visits.
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Begin with your experience
What brings you to physical therapy?
Different concerns may overlap. Your evaluation helps shape a plan around your movement, health history, goals, and daily routine.
Pain or stiffness
“Everyday movement has become harder.”
Care for joint, muscle, and movement concerns that affect walking, stairs, work, sleep, exercise, or hobbies.
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Balance or strength
“I want to feel steadier and more confident.”
Practice for balance, walking, transfers, strength, and navigating the places that are part of your day.
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Focused areas of care
A plan shaped around you—not a crowded treatment floor.
Each visit is scheduled at a one-to-one patient-to-clinician ratio. Private treatment rooms and no double or triple booking keep the clinician focused on you throughout the visit.
Orthopedic physical therapy
For muscle, joint, and mobility concerns related to injury, overuse, arthritis, or changes in activity.
- Mobility and strength
- Hands-on techniques when appropriate
- Activity-specific guidance
Post-surgical rehabilitation
Structured support following an orthopedic or related procedure, guided by your current status and available precautions.
- Joint replacement
- Spine, shoulder, or knee procedures
- Gradual return to daily activity
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Amplitude-based movement training may be available with an appropriately certified clinician.
- Large, purposeful movement
- Everyday mobility practice
- Availability confirmed before scheduling
Geriatric physical therapy
Individualized care for balance, strength, walking, transfers, and the movements that support everyday independence.
- Balance and gait activities
- Functional strengthening
- Fall-risk and mobility support
Manual therapy
Hands-on techniques may be included when appropriate for your evaluation, comfort, and plan of care.
- Joint and soft-tissue techniques
- Paired with guided movement
- Adjusted to your response
Dry needling
Dry needling may be used as one part of a broader physical therapy plan when clinically appropriate.
- Discussed after evaluation
- Used with patient consent
- Combined with movement-based care
Where care happens
A comfortable setting can change how care feels.
Choose a quiet local clinic or ask whether an in-home outpatient visit is available in your area. Both are outpatient physical therapy; in-home visits are separate from Medicare-certified Home Health.
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What to expect
Your first visit is built for listening.
Wear comfortable clothing and bring any referral, post-surgical instructions, medication list, and insurance information you have available. With your permission, a family member or caregiver can participate.
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Your story and goals
Discuss symptoms, health history, daily routines, and what you hope to do more comfortably.
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Movement assessment
Review relevant mobility, strength, balance, and functional movements at a comfortable pace.
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Plan and next steps
Talk through the findings, recommended visit plan, and what you can begin between sessions.
For family and caregivers
You can call before you know which service is needed.
Tell us what has changed for your parent, spouse, or loved one and which everyday activities have become difficult. We can talk through the first step, the Falls Church clinic, and available in-home outpatient options.
Insurance and self-pay
Understand the payment path before you begin.
Current plans include Medicare Part B, CareFirst and Federal BCBS, Aetna Medicare PPO, Humana Medicare PPO, and select Anthem HealthKeepers plans with prior approval. We review benefits and expected cost before the first visit. Self-pay is $175 for an evaluation and $125 for a follow-up; payment and copays are collected at the time of service.
Ask us to review your options
You can start with a conversation
Not sure which service fits? You do not need to be.
Reach out for yourself or someone you care for. We will help you understand the next appropriate step and whether VIGEO PT may fit your needs.