ACE Rehab

"I came with bad cervical injury pinched nerve c6 c7 t1. Severe pain. Used strengthening exercises, neck massage, heat and cold therapy, 3 times a week. After two months , I can move my neck, shoulders and live again. Thank you Dr. L, Ms. A, Dr. M!!"

"Ace Rehab in Alexandria is GREAT. I highly recommend them. It's a very friendly environment. The treatment is personalized and they take a lot time with each person and are very involved from start to finish. It's not a factory to get folks in out like other some other places. I have gone to them for three different issues over the years- and each issue has been completely resolved. My wife also went them last year after shoulder surgery. Dr. Laxmi and her team are the BEST! Thanks Ace Alexandria."

"ACE is a fantastic PT facility. Dr Laxmi and Aishi are AWESOME and the staff were very friendly and helpful. I feel like I’ve made a lot of good progress and am set up well for continued progress in the future. So glad I ended up coming here for PT :)"

"Dr. Laxmi and her team are the BEST! I feel very cared for when I am there. I was most recently getting PT for my shoulder. When you arrive you receive heat, move onto personalized exercises. Next the doctor spends time talking with you, stretching and massaging the target area. She and the team are available for questions through out your whole time there. Lastly, you receive ice compresses for the effected area. The treatment is always very thorough and personalized. I will go back when I need more PT and I highly recommend this Alexandria office and team."

"This is not quality physical therapy. I highly recommend finding care elsewhere- this is a waste of your money. I speak with experience having done physical therapy for six separate injuries. In my five visits, I spent less than 40 minutes total with the physical therapist. The PT on staff and her tech/aide were juggling as many as 8 patients and only as few as 5, when the ratio should be much closer to 1:1 for Physical Therapist to Patient for most PT issues. With that many patients, you get very little feedback on if you're doing exercises correctly and it requires grabbing the attention of the aide or PT to get feedback if things don't feel right- they rarely check with you and they're not watching for more than one rep. You shouldn't need to advocate for attention when doing PT. Additionally, they want to schedule you as much as possible and have you doing work which is identical to what they have you do at home. My first week was three days back-to-back (visits should rarely be on consecutive days, so you have time to feel how the PT is working), and they wanted to schedule three days per week 3 weeks in advance. I've had multiple orthopedic surgeries, which this was not, and never was asked to come in with that frequency. I've also never experienced less hands-on care. The staff is polite and professional, but the care is beyond lackluster. I've been through a lot of physical therapy- this is what would be considered a "mill" as they're maximizing patients seen, not care delivered. I highly recommend choosing another practice."