The Jackson Clinics, Physical Therapy

Improving Human Lives: Those of our patients, each other, and our greater community.

The Jackson Clinics, LP, is a locally owned physical therapy practice in multiple locations throughout Northern Virginia. We specialize in outpatient orthopedics and sports rehabilitation. Our therapists and assistants possess advanced clinical skills in spinal disorders, sacroiliac joint dysfunction and peripheral joint problems, including rotator cuff injuries, knee injuries and foot and ankle pain. We also have specialty programs in breast cancer rehab, vestibular rehab, pediatrics, post-cancer rehab, aquatic therapy, and women’s health.

Services

Our physical therapists understand that to best treat the needs of our patients, specialization is necessary.

What is Physical Therapy?

Physical Therapy is a well known and respected profession specializing in the evaluation and treatment of the musculoskeletal system. Physical therapists have the rewarding opportunity to make a positive difference in the quality of their patients’ lives. They help to manage and prevent a wide range of conditions, including orthopedic and soft tissue injuries, sports injuries, fractures and dislocations.

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What to expect

The first step to successful rehabilitation and recovery is a complete evaluation. The physical therapist’s evaluation will include an examination of your muscles, test of your joints, and assessment of your injury or condition. At this time education about your condition and an initial plan of care will be given. Next comes hands on manual therapy.
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Toll Free: 888-889-6363
Hours: 8:00am-5:00pm
Email: billing@thejacksonclinics.com

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Careers

At The Jackson Clinics, we are a culture of learning. Striving for excellence in patient care and each other.

General Employment

The Jackson Clinics, LP is a locally owned physical therapy practice in multiple locations throughout Northern Virginia. We specialize in outpatient orthopedics and sports rehabilitation. Our therapists and assistants possess advanced clinical skills in spinal disorders, sacroiliac joint dysfunction and peripheral joint problems, including rotator cuff injuries, knee injuries and foot and ankle pain.

Orthopedic Residency Program

The Jackson Clinics Orthopedic Residency Program has been accredited by the ABPTRFE since 2009, the accrediting body for the APTA. The program is one of the first and only orthopedic physical therapy residencies to be accredited in the mid-Atlantic region.

Upper Extremity Athlete Fellowship Program

The Jackson Clinics Upper Extremity Athlete Fellowship Program is one of only three in the country and is accredited by the American Physical Therapy Association as a post professional fellowship program for physical therapists in Northern Virginia.

Arthritic Knee Pain at The Jackson Clinics Physical Therapy

Using Exercise to Reduce Arthritic Knee Pain

April 18, 2019

With arthritis, knee joints can be painful and may frequently ache. Fortunately, exercise can help you to relieve pain and improve your mobility. While moving a stiff joint may sound counterproductive, health professionals agree that movement can help to reduce arthritic knee pain. If you suffer from arthritis pain in the knees, exercise can alleviate […]

Fitting Exercise Into Your Daily Schedule

April 18, 2019

Research has consistently shown that exercise produces a number of benefits, ranging from improved mood to better strength and cardiovascular health. However, what time of day is the best for exercising? Some people find that a morning workout fits into their schedule and keeps them energized for the rest of the day. Others prefer working […]

Gardening After a Colles Fracture

April 18, 2019

Perhaps you fell on the ice in January and suffered a Colles fracture, then wore a cast for two months. Can you resume gardening this spring, and should you protect your wrist if you do? A Colles fracture is the most common of several conditions that might be called a “broken wrist.” Named for Irish […]

Returning to Action After Biceps Tenodesis

April 10, 2019

The biceps tendon runs from the biceps muscle through the rotator cuff and into the shoulder joint, where it then attaches to the socket. If the biceps tendon becomes inflamed or irritated, a condition called bicep tendinopathy, you may need to undergo surgery called biceps tenodesis to relieve the discomfort. Overuse of the tendon from […]