United Wellness & Sports Rehab / Tysons

We are in network with most insurance companies (we do not participate with Anthem Healthkeepers, Medicaid, and most HMO plans).

We complete an insurance verification to check your benefits which will tell us your copay, deductible, if a referral is needed and how many visits you have per year. These benefits are never guaranteed and are based on your insurance company’s allowable charges based on the doctor’s diagnosis and treatment plan. We encourage you to call your insurance company before your first appointment to discuss your chiropractic and physical therapy benefits.

Yes, our office offers a cash fee for services. Please call us for more information.

All massage services, dry-needling, shockwave, taping, and products are not submitted by United Wellness to your insurance. Payment for these items are due at time of service.

Yes, they can be purchased through our booking system here.

The first visit includes a comprehensive examination including a full explanation and report of your condition and treatment plan. Your initial appointment will take 45-60 minutes and follow up appointments are typically 30 minutes.

All our doctors are trained and experienced in a unique method of sports performance rehabilitation that is the perfect blend of focus on soft tissue manipulation and biomechanical musculoskeletal care. Specializations of each doctor can be found in their biographies.

All patients will discuss a treatment plan with their doctor at the initial evaluation and treatment.

This plan may include several phases of care. The first phase will address acute pain or injury. The second phase will address any chronic issues identified and the third phase will be maintenance care. Phase 1 and 2 averages 8-16 visits depending on your diagnosis. Maintenance care is typically 1-2 times per month.

We treat patients from newborns to senior citizens. We have a variety of treatment techniques for our youngest and oldest patients such as the activator method which enables the doctor to finely tune the force of the musculoskeletal adjustment.

Yes, our doctors can treat expecting mothers throughout pregnancy to improve the neuro-biomechanical function in the pelvis.

With over 25 years’ experience of sports rehabilitation training at the professional sport level, we have developed a unique rehabilitation treatment protocol for most injuries. Our team of doctors has been trained extensively to restore function, eliminate pain, and improve performance.

Active Release Technique (ART) is a patented, state-of-the-art soft tissue movement-based massage technique that treats problems with muscles, tendons, ligaments, fascia, and nerves.
The Graston Technique® is an instrument-assisted, soft tissue mobilization therapy. It is beneficial in breaking up fascial restrictions, and scar tissue adhesions, and detecting areas of chronic inflammation and/or fibrosis.

Dry needling involves placing a small needle into the muscle at the trigger point which is typically in an area where the muscle is tight and may be tender with the intent of causing the muscle to contract and then release, improving the flexibility of the muscle and therefore decreasing symptoms.