Hello, my procedure with Dr. Salim is tomorrow morning. I have all pertinent information that I…read moreneed to present to VIRTUA-Reconstructive Orthopedics, Sewel, NJ OFFICE. I have been a patient of Dr. Salim's since 2017. I wouldn't be giving these reviews ahead of time unless I knew Dr. Salim & his team. Dr. Salim is very professional throughout the whole procedure, as you may not take anything to put you to sleep. You need to be there with him during this procedure on your spine.. The procedure is fast and over before you know it. As always, Dr. Salim puts his personal touch on everything he does. To find a doctor that you like and helps your body continue to movea doctor that I want to stay with for a very long time.

Great doctor and practice love Virtua Diagnosed quickly and recommended minimal care before going…read moreto surgery great approach.

Fantastic TEAM. Great job getting me back on my 2 feet after surgery. I have been going to PT since…read moreJanuary. Joe and the team pushed me to get my leg stronger every day that I went. Knee surgery is next so I will be back.

All employees are GREAT!…read more I would like to mention Renae, Mike, Joe Tim, Ryan and Ian. If I left anyone out I am sorry. All employees are so kind, knowledgeable, courteous and eager to help you no matter what you are there for. They are all VIRTUA STARS.

Amazing staff, INCREDIBLE Dr. ... Sabia doesn't due to his heavy schedule for procedures . There…read moreare 3 other docs and 4 nurse practitioners. I've seen them all. Yes, it's hard to get appts but if you call, take what you can and go on the cancellation list it works ... But make sure you make appts immediately upon learning date of your procedure. It's kind of a game but once you get in the groove it works most of the time. I can't take meds due to other medical issues and Dr Sabia takes that into consideration . He tries so hard for me and I trust him. Sabia is kind, caring and knowledgeable.. I know it's hard to be in pain but remember we all are and there are many waiting for relief. Thank you Dr Sabia, I owe you so much. In Fact see ya in operative room 2 in a few hours a reporeve from pain is awesome .. even for short times or a smile or a memory. Thank you Sabia and Team Love you all Lee

Dr. Sabia does just enough to do a procedure and get paid for it, but does not follow up with the…read morenext steps that he claims to have planned, so you get managed as a case, but you get no health care with no efforts to actually arrange the procedures needed for pain reduction. If you try to get a follow up with him, he schedules an in-office appointment at 6 a.m., which means there is no effort on his part to realistically provide health care services to the people who are sent to him to get those services. He also was deceptive about what was supposed to be accomplished with the one procedure he did on me. I was under the impression it was a procedure to alleviate pain, but he then claimed it was to test to see if future procedures (the ones he never followed up with) would work. I can't believe I waited 7 months for an appointment to end up being merely an income opportunity. Terrible, incompetent doctor.

I have had a recurrent injury that I believed would not heal. I have tried going to a chiropractor,…read more personal trainers, did my own research, and even went to PT elsewhere. So when I was recommended to go back to PT at this location, I had no real hope that my injury would get better. However, with the expertise and help from the physical therapists, I have made leaps in my rode to recovery. The staff truly want to see you improve, they cater every plan to each individual because they understand no two people are the same. The training room is full of knowledge and if it is something they do not know, they will make sure they do by your next appointment.

The staff at the Training Room of Sewell are great. I have undergone my second ACL repair,…read more(different knee from last time), they do a great job of rehabilitation and helping my leg get stronger. Kyle and Carrie are great to work with. The facility, needs work however. It seems from 2015 when I first started going here, to now, 2021, the upkeep of the facility has gone down. Most recently, there parking lot was not cleared of snow, only part of the lot was cleared, NOT in front of their suite, making it very difficult to access. This was like this for a week. I have also noticed certain equipment that were available previously , ice machine for knees, shoulders ect. Has been "broken" and not repaired or replaced since. Although these items may not be considered "essential" equipment for recovery, they do make it comfortable and help reduce swelling. If I am paying full price for a facility, I expect it to be equipped with all the amenities to further my recovery. Okay

Dr Rangone did my EMG's needed to find the nerve damage. He was so awesome, explained everything…read moreand put my mind to ease. If you can say, it wa the best EMG I've had. Thanks Doc

Best Dr for sports or other injuries that linger. Does trigger point injections to break up knots,…read morescar tissue, adhesions. Have used him for 25 years and through 4 car accidents (none my fault.) Moved in 2022 to new address. 901 NJ-73 South, Marlton NJ 08053 across the street from Whole Foods Marlton Nj. There is a negative Yelp review that mentions he didn't do Botox eyebrows right? I confirmed he does not do eyebrows or any cosmetic stuff. He is a physiatrist! Physiatrists diagnose and treat a variety of patients with many types of disorders such as: Back pain. Neck pain. Strokes. Brain injuries. Neuromuscular disorders. Sports injuries. Spinal cord injuries. Arthritis.

I went to Dr. Nelson at the recommendation of one of my friends at the gym for my heel pain. I had…read morehad some success with acupuncture, but knew I needed more specialized care. Dr. Nelson performed a thorough evaluation of me from head to foot, looking first at my movement patterns and then at the individual muscles inhibiting my proper movement. He then performed ART(Active Release Technique) to those segments, retested and low and behold, the muscle fired correctly. He sent me home with exercises and since then my heel has been doing much better. I'm actually a sports medicine doctor myself and can truly say there is no one in the area that is able to do what he does and would recommend him to anyone, especially an athlete in heartbeat.

Dr. Gallaway and his team played a big role in my recovery, so I do think that they should be a…read moretrusted source locally. However, I wanted to capture my feedback as I didn't have a great experience, and only stayed because vision therapy options are so limited in the area. I came in after my concussion injury after a recommendation from a PT, as I was hitting a wall with vestibular work. Dr. Gallaway from my first time meeting him displayed his incredible knowledge, passion, and skill and really made me believe that recovery was possible during a time when my hope was very small. Unfortunately, I didn't get to have my case handled by him and was given to his daughter (who will eventually run the practice once he retires soon). I found their approach to be quite puzzling but I was committed to getting better. They put you in a small room with 3-5 other people (usually children) and rotate you musical chairs style to different therapists. You do different activities with each therapist. However, because of this style, the continuity of care is disrupted. It wasn't unusual for me to have to remind I was "here for a concussion" every week to one therapist, or remind another of what happened the week prior, because of this format. They juggled patients so most had no context to your issue at all. Plus, having so much movement, people, bright lights, and talking felt like the opposite kind of environment someone freshly concussed should endure. (I also expected 1-on-1 care for the cost, and was sad to see it was so split.) In the spirit of being invested in my care, I reported issues or findings often that felt odd or strange, but Dr. Beckett (his daughter) often acted annoyed and did not like my participation. I was very routinely dismissed, and when I struggled with tasks, was made to feel like it was my fault by the therapists. ("You need to relax!" despite not even being tense...) The dynamic was upsetting, and I cried a few times from the frustration of being unheard and made to feel that I was the reason why it was hard (not that I was injured.) One day, after the team forgot (again) to update my home program so I could do the homework they asked me to do that week, and an exercise causing me to get sudden facial nerve pain yet the therapist minimizing it and asking me to jump back in and do more work despite it worsening, I decided I had enough and escalated my concerns with care to Dr. Gallaway personally. Understandably, he took the side of his daughter, but wrongly (and rudely) said that I had issues with "resilience" which was why I was struggling, instead of hearing that I was deeply concerned with his daughters' bedside manner, the quality of care I was getting, and that my concerns were being dismissed. (Not to mention that even if "resilience" issues were true, which I suspect really meant "too emotional", emotional dysregulation is extremely common after head injuries so this should not only be expected, but something they already know how to handle since they tout their expertise with head injuries.) We worked on finding a compromise where my case was taken over by Dr. Gallaway and I got to stick to one therapist that I got to choose. Under this more consistent approach with someone who treated me nicer, I made more progress, faster. Sadly, my concerns were still being dismissed often and I was told to "ignore" issues that I knew weren't normal. (And being told it's because I'm looking for problems.) Eventually, Dr. Gallaway said there was "no more he could do for me" despite still having many symptoms. He offered to continue doing treatment but I didn't have confidence he had a plan of what to do differently, after remarking my skills "were where they should be", and that any lingering issues was likely vestibular (despite showing marked improvement in PT), which made me seek out a second opinion. I share this because I went to another well respected Vision Therapist in Pennsylvania who actually found handfuls of issues that had been missed, some that border on misdiagnosis, and that perfectly explain the concerns and issues I had been raising throughout my care with this team. I think for children, they are great, and probably all that you need. However I don't recommend them for adults, or concussions/TBIs unless you can't travel far like I did in the beginning. Overall, they seem underprepared, in training and setup, to meet the needs of people with head injuries like me. This is a *very* talented team who is willing to accommodate and be flexible, but really could use some training, especially on bedside manner and trauma-informed care. It's clear to me that Dr. Gallaway cares about his patients, but he, like all of us, has gaps. I hope the team does consider this training and feedback.