Took my grandma here for her appointment and everyone there was kind and helpful! Wait was a little…read morelong but it is completely understandable due to the circumstances of having to do scans in office and other reasons. Quality of care was amazing and I recommend this place!

They are some of the best doctors in Fredericksburg. Dr Kirchmire is the best back surgeon. He…read moretreated my daughter. When she needed him the most he was there. Dr Chung treated me with my carpal tunnel.

receptionist was rude and very bad at her job sat there after I had already signed in not giving…read moreclear instructions and then waited 45 minutes to tell me she had to reschedule me because of a QR code will never come here again horrible service

Since my last experience with Central Virginia Orthopaedics things have turned around for the…read morebetter. The office manager, Sean took charge of ordering the Euflexa injection for my right knee. I am pleased to say they made an immediate appointment for me. I am now seeing the PA, Johnny who is fantastic. He gave me the injection painlessly and was very understanding. I will be going back to see him again for the next shots. Recently I had pain in the right heel and up the back of the ankle. I called for a appointment and was able to be seen within a reasonable amount of time. Johnny had x-rays taken and discovered I had plantar fasciitis and a heel spur. Johnny recommended PT and my heel is improving. Their PT facilities are excellent and The Physical Therapist, Alex and Molly are terrific. Alex is personable, concerning, skilled and keeps me on my toes for home exercises. Molly is vigilant in helping me with my exercises while at PT. Very pleased.

Love the doctors here. They are patient, caring and listen to you. Have had several surgeries all…read morewent well. Knees, both several times and wrist. Desk staff is very helpful, courteous and friendly.

Dr.Baquie is an excellent Surgeon. He cares a great deal about his patients. When I messed my back…read morespinal fusion, he was very upset. I had the best painless two weeks after the surgery, then I did things that tweaked the fusion's placement. Dr. Baquie and his surgical team did an awesome job. Suggestions: with any spinal surgery a before surgery and after surgery immediately visit to the physical therapy to learn about recovery movements. I was taught after the surgery while still recovering from the surgery drugs and the recovery Fentanyl a few ways to move. My husband tried to understand the directions for me. When I had my knee replacement, an OT/PT nurse was sent to my house immediately to coach me on my recovery. This was only for two weeks, but it was extremely valuable. I had a quick and uneventful. Please help Dr. Baquie with this help. An excellent surgeon needs an OT to help explain the before prep and after surgery movement. Thank you for reading this. Jana Echeverria.

Here's the thing, plan on sitting in the waiting room for at least an hour. It takes about 3 months…read morejust to get an appointment, and they overbook, so you'll sit in the lobby for about an hour, and maybe 20 minutes more in the patient room. Your time with the doctor will be about 5 minutes and you will be absolutely rushed through with the doctor seeming to have made a decision before even talking with you. If you have tests run, don't plan on anyone calling you or explaining the results. You'll be expected to schedule another appointment and wait for another three months.

Dr. Neary RUINED my husband's arm. He torn his distal tendon and required surgery. At the…read moreconsult, my husband requested the more senior physician but he said couldn't do the surgery because of a vacatio. So Dr. Neary was the physician to ATTEMPT the repair. During the surgery, Neary drilled and attached the tendon to the WRONG bone, upon xray he noticed his error. (he even documented that he erroneously attached a tendon to the wrong bone in his physician report) He then had to cut into the back of his arm to detach the tendon and reattach it to the correct arm. he did not a properly attach the tendon to the bicep, so his bicep is still attached incorrectly. When drilling into the wrong bone he brushed across a nerve causing permanent nerve damage and loss of feeling in all his fingers.

My family has had the medical services of Dr. Michael O'Brien for over twenty -five years. He first…read moreoperated on my son for a broken leg from an automobile accident. He was professional, caring but serious and to the point on what needed to be done to correct the injury, The follow up care was handled in a stern manner relaying the importance of rehabilitation and also to be careful of further injury as he now had a rod a long side of his femur. Many years later he has occasional pain in cold weather but has never walked with a limp or needed help due to the leg injury. Another son suffered back pain from an injury for several years. This pain limited his ability to work at his job as a mechanic. He was able to get medical care at Moss Clinic and Dr.O'Brien volunteers there. So when he began having trouble walking he thought it was his back. After seeing Dr.O'Brien and was assured it wasn't his back causing the problem he was advised to seek medical treatment at VCU or MCV. I took him to Richmond to VCU and after many test he was diagnosed with a virus that had attacked his liver resulting in nerve damage to his legs. Thank you Dr. O'Brien for saving my son's life with your diagnosis as his organs were shutting down. Two years later he is still recovering and he can walk even though walking seemed an impossibly as bad as his condition was!

I saw Dr. O'Brien in the summer/fall of 2017. I was having calf pains and thought they were related…read moreto a bone fusion I had previously (hence, why I visited an orthopedic). During the physical exam, Dr. O'Brien put one hand on the inside of my right knee, and the other hand on the outside of my right ankle. He proceeded to push outward on my knee and inward in my ankle in what can only be described as a sudden, jerking motion. My knee and ankle both popped audibly and I could not believe that he had done that. He told me he needed to "see what my knee felt like" after the fusion surgery I had done previously. I was upset and in pain. Dr. O'Brien quickly denied that he had caused any damage and seemed immediately concerned with litigation rather than caring for me (for the record, I have not taken nor do I intend to take any legal action). This episode caused chronic pain and popping in my knee and chronic pain/crunching in my ankle. I saw 4 more orthopedics over the course of the last year and a half, had 3 MRIs, and an EMG done. Finally, an orthopedic surgeon recommend that I go to the Steadman Clinic in Vail, CO to help with the chronic pain. The specialist there was able to operate on my knee and resolve the issues. The takeaway of my story and the reason I am writing this review (something I rarely do) is to warn people against seeing Dr. O'Brien. He damaged my ankle and knee during what should have been a routine physical exam and was unsympathetic when I told him so. He has caused me chronic pain for over a year and a half and cost me thousand I medical bills.

I have been a patient for more than 12 years and Dr. Squillante and his PA Heather are amazing and…read morehave done my spine wonders. I only rated a one star because the office and clinical staff are the WORSE!! His medical assistance Sarah is rude, loud and very aggressive. Let's be honest she has no compassion for patients and I'm sure this is just a paycheck for her. The billing staff Tara is incompetent in her position. I ask for a specific type of referral that my insurance company suggested and she looked at me with three heads then tells me she refuses to do that. What happened to customer service?? I would completely recommend Dr. Squillante to be your orthopedic surgeon however be ready to deal with stupid front office staff.

been here too much. but the care is excellent. Kirchmeier worked on my back. Krushinski my knee,…read moreleg, ankle. not crazy that they moved most appts to Spotsy, but still good. prefer to be back at Wellford, but that's life.

The entire office and exam room had a musty smell, but the exam room shocked me. It was absolutely…read morefilthy. Dirt, dust, smelled bad...The office building is extremely outdated and needs a serious overhaul, but even if a makeover isn't in the budget there needs to be daily cleaning happening. It definitely is not. As far as the actual medical care, Dr. Eglevsky casted my daughter's wrist without issue. Unfortunately, I was so uncomfortable with the cleanliness of the environment that I will not be returning for a follow-up.

I am shocked by the negative reviews of Dr.Eglevsky. I have seen him 2 times in the last year, and…read morehe is efficient and knowledgeable about orthopedics. Although he could have retired years ago, he continues to offer his services to the Fredericksburg area on a limited basis. Since I needed a total knee replacement, he referred me to another ortho specialist for further diagnosis and repair. My boyfriend has gone to Dr. Eglevsky for years, and continues to see him to evaluate his two knee replacements. The office is fine, it is not dirty but the building is older. His receptionist could not be nicer and more efficient. It's a small operation and meets my needs for orthopedic treatment and advice.