Fairfax Physical Therapy

Fairfax Physical Therapy is wonderful! Keith and his fantastic staff helped me walk confidently without pain. The office is easy to access. The massage and exercise treatment is private. Keith is very knowledgeable, professional, and kind. I looked forward to my sessions there.

I am very pleased with the Physical Therapy treatments specifically in regard to my Long COVID or Post Acute Sequelae SARS COV 2. My intestines were twisting uncontrollably for about a Month and with my referral from Alexandria Medical Associates I was relieved of my 8/10 pain symptoms by the Visceral Release skills of Keith Scott the President of Fairfax Physical Therapy. This was important for several reasons: I was not able to work, and I am now back at work so I can pay bills, and I do not need the Flexeril anymore, because Mr. Scott ordered me a TENS unit which was as effective as the very addictive pain meds. So I would highly recommend Fairfax Physical Therapy because they are exceptional at teaching me how to be healthy and pain free using his vast knowledge and outstanding hands

I've seen Keith for quite some time as I have mild cerebral palsy, and need ongoing "maintenance", and treatment of any injuries that come along the way. Keith's myofascial work helped stop a 6-month-long occipital-nerve headache and has helped restore my back to health after a few injuries. Generally, the sessions are an hour long with manual/myofascial PT. I recommend Keith's practice to anyone, especially those who have had chronic and quality-of-life injuries.

I have been receiving physical therapy since 2006 for post- knee replacement, hip replacement and hip revision rehabilitation, and spinal issues. Keith is very personable and knowledgeable, explains the rationale and purpose of the therapy, and suggests exercises to be completed at home.

I have been going to see Keith Scott for Physical Therapy for the past 31 years for Plantar Fasciitis, Herniation of the Disk between L4 and L5, Impingement of the L Brachial Plexus, and most recently for recovery from Covid Cholestasis. In each trip to his centrally located clinic conveniently nestled next to the George Mason University Campus, I have been told that my various conditions were "Chronic," "Required Surgery," and probably would "leave me disabled for the rest of my life." Keith Scott is perfect for those types of Pathologies with the "Hopeless Outlook." As Steve Martin would say: "Mr. Riley I have good news and bad news for you: The Good News is we are going to name a new condition after you! The Bad News is there is no cure!" Well with Physical Therapist Keith Scott