My physical therapy at KTS has been such a wonderful experience, I can't describe with words. I was…read moreexcited to find out KTS didn't use electrode method (causes me severe nausea). I felt an almost instant relief the first day. Then I was feeling good as new within a few sessions along with using the stretches I learned there. Another part that I feel helped with the overall progress was how Jennifer Angeles kept me feeling motivated during my time in pain. Best experience with car accident related muscle pain!

Jennifer is great. I have had several surgeries and have needed physical therapy. Jen is wonderful!…read moreShe works one on one with you. I have been to other physical therapy centers where the physical therapist has several patients and rotates among patients or an assistant works with you. Jen is patient and yet works you to get you back to your best self! Can't say enough good things about KTS Therapy!

I met with John Vandever as a follow up to my appointment with patient first for a fractured bone…read moreand bone chip in my ankle. He was knowledgeable and explained that a new x-ray was necessary, what I could expect and gave me instructions for the next two weeks. His bedside manner was great. I would recommend this provider. John Vandever, PA-C The Centers for Advanced Orthopaedics

My first experience at the Centre today for a shoulder injury nd trust me these guys are just…read moreamazing. Dr. Kapplan so welcoming, super nice. Thx for the awesome experience!

Jessica who handles the front desk is courteous, efficient and caring. Her people skills are very…read more good even when she has to handle difficult patients. Her patience in scheduling appointments is amazing even when patients' personal schedules are hard to work with. I've seen Brittany, Val and Stacey for physical therapy. All 3 of these young ladies are accomplished in knowing human physiology. They know their patients extremely well and can predict when I'm going to be challenged or not challenged with my therapy exercises. Their caring personalities is what keeps me coming back! Thanks to all for giving me the support and guidance I need.

I have been going to Bayside PT for the past 6 years due to various injuries. They are by far the…read morebest PT facility I've ever used. Without exception the physical therapists genuinely care about their patients and do their best to improve each person's condition. The techs are also very friendly and make sure their patients do all their exercises correctly and effectively. The receptionist is very efficient in scheduling appointments and keeping everything running smoothly. One additional plus is Bayside's Health and Wellness program. When your health insurance company says you're done with official PT, you have the option of continuing your path to wellness with Sarah, Bayside's certified trainer. She determines what exercise program will work best for you, and then works with you individually to help you reach your goals. She is wonderful in creating specific exercises that match your abilities, while also encouraging you to stretch beyond your current capabilities. For these reasons I'll keep coming back to Bayside PT.

Poor communication- don't recommend. Office staff poor at dealing with insurance providers. Failed…read moreto contact me for six weeks with important information. I have been told that their therapists are actually quite good. Too bad the front office experience was so poor.

From the owner: FX Physical Therapy believes that everyone can embody an athlete mentality; to grow stronger, move…read morebetter, and live healthier. We specialize in 1 on 1 Physical Therapy, where patients spend 100% of their appointment with a dedicated and attentive Doctor of Physical Therapy. We specialize in a range of therapies to create custom care, from manual therapy, corrective exercise, cupping, dry needling, performance testing, and more!

Incompetent and rude... The PA had me see the doctor because she did not like that I questioned…read moreher. I was told she was working in another office the day of my appointment; so I had to see the doctor instead. And he released me prematurely, stating that my broken bone was healed. However, a follow-up with a doctor outside that practice indicated that I broke two bones instead if one, and neither was healed. I should have sued (since Bay Area took x-rays at every appointment).

I am extremely disappointed with the service at Bay Area orthopedic and sports medicine. Not by…read morethev Attending Physician but by the receptionist. My son took a form in to be filled out by the office for his compampys leave group. Keep in mind I work for the same company and have had my doctors fill the form out in 10 seconds in front of me. My son will not get paid until the form is complete and he was seen in there office already 10 days ago. The receptionist says it will take seven to ten business days and no one else will fill it out using the notes from the chart and the doctor has other patients and other forms. It must be nice to not have to worry about income. That now it will be 17 to 20 days without getting paid and that means no food no gas. You would think during a pandemic people would be a little more compassionate. I will remember this the next time we pick a orthopedic practice. Absolutely rude and ridiculous.

I had wonderful care from the front desk to the x-ray technician to the Dr. I was treated with…read morerespect. I'm wheelchair bound and they helped me every step of the way.

Herein is a personal review of a visit to Bay Area Orthopedics, 7467 Ridge Road, Hanover MD. I…read morereiterate that the subsequent verbiage represents my less than desired experience. In a previous visit (some three years ago), I saw Dr. Bigby (relocated) regarding fluid on a knee, the withdrawal of some of the same, and a steroidal injection. I appeared today, 01/30/2026, to visit Dr. Emeka Nwodim for a reocurring complaint (i.e., happening a second time, not repeatedly). TOPIC: X-Rays The X-ray technician captured images of both knees, and I returned to Room #8. DISCUSSION: The physician stated that my arthritis was mild. He did not recommend withdrawal of any fluid; rather, he proposed an injection. I inquired why the fluid should not be withdrawn given that it happened with the previous orthopedist. He responded that bodily fluids are analogous to a vehicular engine that needs oil to remain lubricated. I inquired if the arthritis were any more pronounced in my right knee, given that he had not produced/shown me any of the images. He then summoned the X-ray technician to bring a laptop to show me the photos. PREFERRED COURSE OF ACTION: ... to have shared the images of both knees, drawing comparisons to how the arthritis was/was was not in my last visit to this same office, along with recommendations of therapeutic approaches and exercises to do to alleviate the pain I expressed. TOPIC: Questioning the Withdrawal of Fluid DISCUSSION: I again inquired why the withdrawal of the fluid was not a recommended course of action. He again provided the analogy of cars' engines and the need for lubrication. I responded that this statement "... did not make sense ..." to me given that each time there was an increase amount of fluid as evident by the puffiness on my knees, there was a higher level of discomfort/pain. Redundantly, I expressed that the previous physician did withdraw the fluid, and I attributed said and immediate relief to the same, not necssarily to the injection of a steroid. Dr. Nwodim then stated that he does this everyday, and I do not. He further said that he sensed that I did not believe him. I responded that I sensed that he was not comfortable with my line of questions, that he does not do this process everyday with me, and more importantly, I needed to ascertain that I comprehended the change in course as I would not have the benefit of his expertise after leaving his office. PREFERRED COURSE OF ACTION: ... to have found alternative words, phrases, and syntax to explain his medical/professional/biological position to arrive at a point of understanding. I, too, have a terminal degree and know that it is incumbent upon me, the professional in my field, to be sufficiently articulate to explain to clients aspects of my knowledge, that is not readily or daily encountered by others. TOPIC: Referrals for physical therapy and at-home exercises DISCUSSION: There was no discussion regarding either of the aforementioned topics between the physician and me. The receptionist, as I was checking out, inquired where I may want to do the physical therapy. I responded that the physician and I had no such discussions. He stated that he anticipated that he felt the injection solely would address my concerns and that a follow-up appointment would not be needed. The receptionist then asked that I wait a few moments for her to call him to get more information. She then conveyed that neither was necessary. He reportedly stated that I could use the referrals/information if I deemed them necessary PREFERRED COURSE OF ACTION: ... to have shared all future/possible actions and related benefits with me as opposed to communicating through a third party. -End of Review-

EXCELLENT!!!! I have been treated by AFPT for three…read moredifferent areas (foot/neck/knee) they have completely solved the issue each time. No surgeries, no shots, just targeted exercises that solve the issue. The staff are all outstanding your only regret will be not getting there sooner. Thank you AFPT

I injured myself playing tennis last year, this was the place that offered me an alternative to…read moresurgery. I'm very grateful to have found this place. Prior to this place I could barely stand on my two feet. I have come a long way, they offered patience and understanding with techniques and exercises to get me back on my feet. Quite literally. I think some places give you back as much as you put into it. No miracles, but great therapists.

I saw Dr. Rhodes yesterday for a physical since it had been years since my last one. I didn't go in…read morewith any specific issues, I just like to make sure everything is good once in a while. It was my first time seeing Dr. Rhodes and I thought she was great! She was very friendly and personable and I felt comfortable talking to her about personal topics. The exam room was very clean. They have a lab on location which makes this location very convenient. I always hated those doctors offices where they referred you to another lab, such as LabCorp. Maryland Primary Care is a one stop shop. I even had a quick eye exam. The lady who took my vitals and obtained my basic information (I think it was Ms. Kathy) was extremely friendly! I see many negative comments concerning the front desk staff but I had no issues. A day or two after making my appointment, my work schedule changed. I called back and was able to move my appointment without an issue. The lady who scheduled my appointment directed me to all of the new patient paperwork online. I am glad I did it ahead of time. She provided me with all of the information I needed for my first appointment, told me what to bring and advised their arrival procedures for Covid. My husband is also a patient of Dr. Ashbeck who he loves. He was experiencing symptoms for many years and finally saw Dr. Ashbeck who had the knowledge and experience to diagnose him properly. I believe he also saw Dr. Zarzuela a short time ago last minute. He had no complaints and liked him as well. Overall, my appointment went well from start to finish. They may need to pay a little attention to the restrooms to keep them fresh and tidy but that is my only complaint. They are in a convenient location with plenty of parking. If in need of a primary care doctor, this is definitely a quality option.

Everyone was super friendly and great. I didn't wait long and things were explained well for me. I…read moream a baby with blood work and needles and the lab was also so friendly and for the first time I didn't pass out. Overall great care and as good as you can expect from a doctors office.