Please avoid these people at all cost. Typical money grab from old people as much as possible…read morescheme. The owner knows a little (apparently started his scam 25 years ago), but claiming to be a Dr, Ali, shouldn't even be trusted with washing dishes.

Dr. Bhakta is the best foot and ankle doctor hands down! His staff also reflect his professionalism…read moreand care. Because of a compound that he and my pharmacist were able to formulate I have the ability to walk with comfortable shoes when I couldn't. I highly recommend him. J. Obie

I arrived with my 96 year old Mom for an appointment that had been scheduled 3 months prior. They…read morehad no record of the appointment but initially said they would try to "squeeze" in the appointment but they were fully booked and it would be a long wait. We produced the appointment card but they still would not honor the appointment.

Excellent podiatrist who took great care in treating my neuropathy issue. Her office staff is great…read moretoo!

Meh office, receptionist is a twat. Over $100 Out of pocket…read moreto be told put some Vaseline on it. There are plenty of doctors out there, pick a different one.

Dr. Shuman is great. She takes her time to give the care that you need. I love to talk with her,…read moreshe puts me in a good mood.

Dr. Kriger is an excellent podiatrist who approached my family's chronic foot problems with…read moreprofessionalism, accuracy, and compassion. We have been patients of Dr. Kriger's for about 1 year and always look forward to to seeing him and his wife Jean. I strongly recommend Dr. Kriger for any foot problems you may have.

I love Dr. Kriger and his wife. They're so sweet. I had a mess of a toe a couple weeks ago and I…read morehad been putting off going to the doctor because I was nervous. They were very friendly and joked with me. The procedure was quick and painless (after the shot!). The healing was a breeze and now I wonder why I took me so long to go in the first place. I wish Dr. Kriger could be my primary. I HIGHLY recommend going here. They will tell you like it is and won't try to sell you craziness. I want to say this again, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THEM. And you, reading this post, stop putting it off and go get that food looked at.

I think the staff here is great, however I had a pretty negative experience getting referred to…read morepain management here & specifically Dr. Heller. I was referred here after having a herniated disc confirmed with MRI at my L5-S1 that was worsened after a car crash Oct 2025. It was originally herniated & diagnosed 12+ years ago when I got out of the army infantry. I took no pain medicine and have been living with it in those 12 years. October 2025 I had the crash & it hurt more, mainly at work on long 16 hour double shifts. I do private security so I am on my feet a lot. The 1st visit was pretty normal, I received 28 pills of a mild opioid to last me 42 days(not a problem) Even though it says on the bottle to take one every 6 hours for pain. The 2nd visit he gave me the same 28 pills to last me 56 days or 2 months(Definitely not enough however I did not complain or comment) My main problem was during this visit he said "Make sure you're not giving them to anybody else & put them someplace safe and put them away". I found that to be pretty weird and actually offensive, I have no criminal history, a perfect driving record, honorable discharge from the army & definitely no history of addiction and an MRI that shows my herniated disc.... My final & 3rd appointment I had just worked a 20 hour shift, 16 at my full time & 4 at my part time, I went there straight from work & did not sleep, I should have called out looking back During this time he told me I Needed to submit a urinalysis or he could not prescribe me opioid pain relievers anymore ever again. I don't mind intrusive, random drug tests to appease Dr. Heller & his CDC regime HOWEVER I explained to him I had about a 3 hour window to sleep before working a regular 8 shift & would not be sitting around there drinking water and waiting to pee, as sleep was way more important than receiving pain pills that day. I asked to make an appointment later on in the week or next week when I don't work. He said if I left today, he could no longer prescribe me pain medicine ever again. I understand he has strict CDC guidelines but It is really more so about his unprofessional comments and how he treats pain management patients.

Industrial Rehabilitation, the Workman's Compensation part of Blue Ridge Orthopedics, deserves ZERO…read morestars. In short, I saw the physical therapist in my initial consultation visit and partially in the second visit. My other visits were with a PTA who just graduated her program the month prior. There was zero oversight for her and at times googled exercises and did not properly give correct advice. There were other patients who had the same injury as mine that are still not making progress due to their lack of knowledge--fortunately, I had outside professionals helping me on the side. To make matters worse, when I questioned my progress plan, the PTA printed out a plan that had an incorrect surgery. I had a meniscus trim and she was trying to treat me as a meniscus repair- a much different recovery plan!! I asked questions I knew just to confirm they were clueless. I don't blame the PTA, she's new and not getting the training and oversight she needs and deserves. All the blame goes to the Physical therapist. Lastly, without informing me or my surgeon, the rehab facility scheduled me for a Functional Capacity Evaluation (FTE) and wanted to conduct it which is a conflict of interest. My surgeon found out and immediately canceled it because I wasn't ready for one nor did I need one. I can only assume what their agenda was ($$). I informed workman's comp to remove this company from their list! The picture below is also a lack of care for their patients. During a snow storm they didn't even attempt to remove the snow/ice from the handicap ramp. Even if they don't have the responsibility for the ramp, I think I would have removed the snow. Overall, DO NOT GO HERE!

I have been seeing doctor V for a few years now and she is still a caring doctor and really really…read moredoes good work.

Very convenient location. Dr. V and the staff are super friendly. Dr. V takes the time to…read morethoroughly explain any diagnosis and best methods of treatment in a way that helps you to decide what action will work best for you and your lifestyle.

My dermatologist gave me the card for Dr. Assili. When I made an appointment for evaluation for…read morefungus/melanoma, the receptionist assured me that any of the doctors could do that. I was able to make an appointment with Dr. Baek at a time that met with my schedule. I was called to the exam room a few minutes before my appointment time and waited just a few minutes. Dr. Baek was very nice and knowledgeable and took time to explain his decisions and answer my questions and concerns. The office is located next to the Comfort Inn near Frederick Ave and Shady Grove Rd. When exiting Rte 370 to 355 South, stay in the middle lane to cross Shady Grove Rd. A few streets later, you will turn left and come to the free parking lot for the office building.

If you don't want to be ensnared in a endless cycle of endless cycle of unexplained bills don't go…read morehere. Dr. Asilli is a compassionate and outstanding podiatrist but the doctors/administrators who seem to run his office now are not. I saw wonderful Dr. Asilli for decades and most recently he refurbished my orthotics -- for which I was required to pay up front. Two and a half years later I still receive a bill for the full amount I paid from another doctor in his practice. Whenever I call, the receptionist acknowledges the mixup, politely promises to straighten it out with the billing office and call me back but I never hear from her. The billing office never answers when I try to follow up. My husband, also treated about two years ago by a different doctor, is in a similar endless loop. He had what turned out to be athlete's foot. Regretably, I talked him into seeing Dr. Mizuo, assuring him if he worked with Dr. Asilli he must be good. Dr. Mizuo put him on heavy antibiotics with uncomfortable side effects. They didn't work and he gave him another prescription that turned out to be over-the-counter cream.