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Drayer Physical Therapy Institute

5.0 (1 review)
Closed • 7:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Bay Area Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine

Bay Area Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine

1.8(27 reviews)
3.6 mi

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 I inquired why the fluid should not be withdrawn given that it happened with the previous orthopedist.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-

Drayer Physical Therapy Institute - physicaltherapy - Updated July 2026

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