NOTE: This Yelp entry has his name reversed! His last name is Hosick, like Dr. Hosick. His first…read moreand middle names are W. Bartley. I'm looking at his business card right now in front of me. SEE the photo attached. Dr. Hosick did a great job working with me on the multiple breaks and recovery of my ankle this year, I really appreciate his encouragement.

Dr. Parker is the best orthopedic surgeon that I have ever worked with. He is honest, personable,…read moreand genuinely cares about his patients. There is no rush in the office visit and he exhausts all avenues before moving to a surgical solution.

Dr. Parker and his PA Jeff are amazing! They are genuine and really care about their patients and…read moremaking sure you understand everything. Jeff was an amazing help for getting all my paperwork I needed for my job. My situation was definitely not ideal, but they helped me feel at ease with everything and answered all my questions. My recovery has been great considering and am glad I went to him. I highly recommend going to Dr. Parker if you have any hip issues!

Was put on hold for the first caller for 10 min. then someone gets on the line to say they are busy…read moreand hung up on me. I called to ask a question about my referral.

Dr. Weidner saved my knee! I tore my ACL in a kickball tournament for veterans charity and…read morecouldn't walk! In came Zach Weidner to get me back to somewhat normal. He restrung a cadaver ligament through and with PT, I'm almost as good as new. Dr. Weidner has these great qualities: + Pleasant demeanor + Punctuality + A sense of humor! + Brains, you want this from a Doctor. + Excellent surgical skills -- less scarring His office staff is mediocre. They are lax on HIPPA enforcement and can be cranky. It's a tough operation so I can imagine the pressure. I was not pleased to be pressed about picking up a narcotic while I was in the PT office nextdoor. I repeatedly discussed that it was not mine since it was over a month old. I finally asked them to bring it over and it was another patient's with a similar last name. UGH. So, now I see a prescription belonging to someone else and just the lack of attention to detail is unnerving. This doesn't detract from Dr. Weidner as an excellent orthopedic surgeon as in most medical offices is the case. You can trust your parts with him! Additionally, the location of where he holds surgery is the most amazing experience I've ever had. I felt well cared for and as if I was emerging from heaven upon coming out of anesthesia. The best!

Everyone at Blue Ridge Ortho's Gainesville office - from practitioners to X-ray techs to support…read morestaff - is a joy to interact with, both in person and on the telephone (they're also very responsive on the online portal). I've never once had to wait to be seen, even when it's busy. They've even gone out of their way to fit me in at the last minute. PA Jenna Pataluna is knowledgeable, patient, and takes the time to answer my questions. I've never been rushed, lectured, or talked down to. She takes a collaborative approach to her patients, and I feel like an active participant in my own care.

TL, DR: nope They do…read morethis thing here where they call your name before your appointment and the doctor comes and rattles on and you're thinking, wow they're on it but actually it's the opposite. It's not efficiency folks, it's cattle rustling to get in as many as possible for money. Originally went to Gainesville, Dr. K orders a MRI for my back. They take X-rays of my hip bc that's what I moved my appointment up for-my hip. He just knows it my back though. Sigh. Here I am, on meds: can't work, can't drive for a month while I wait for this appointment. Here's the timeline readers: End of Feb first appointment, MRI March 2nd. Follow up March 7th. Hang on, here is the fun part...DUDE TELLS ME ITS NOT YOUR BACK, MUST BE YOUR HIP. MY BAD, LETS DO ANOTHER MRI FOR THE HIP. WILL CALL TO SCHEDULE YOU. Guess when that appt was folks? March 18th. Mind you, still not working, not driving on meds. Follow up for the March 24. Did you know they get the results in like an hour? I know now bc I called to get them for my March 21 at a different office. Also, decide if that parking lot is one way. Too small, too round, and too many people dropping off patients. I would absolutely ask yourself how important your time is and don't waste it here. The care level here is similar to most of warrenton: mediocre with a fresh coat of paint.

My family have been to see Dr. Gluck several times over the years. I would highly recommend him and…read morehis staff. The office staff are great and very helpful. Dr. Gluck would listen to my concerns, I never once thought I wasn't heard. A very caring man and doctor, one of the best. Thank you and god bless.

I've had joint/knee issues for a majority of my life (loose ligaments, bunions, carpel tunnel…read morehotness, every joint in my body cracking for no reason, obscure double jointedness but not in a cool kind of way, etc.) and his reccomendation wasn't unnecesary surgery, it was proper excercise. I'm a runner, I lift weights, and I love hiking - prior to Dr. Gluck general practioners said, "well, just do no impact excercises" to which i replied, "i don't understand". I was prepared with this entire explanation of how low/no impact excercise simply wasn't an option for me, and i didn't even need it. Apparently, excercise (in my case) actually HELPS with my loose ligaments, wouldn't you know, building the muscles around the areas which support those ligaments is actually better than complete neglect? I have to go back to him to get a Doctor's note to get an ergonomic keyboard and mouse for work (to match my pocket protector and horned rim glasses), and am glad to do so. Also, the location is right around many other doctors as well as the PW hospital, so depending on what you need, it's possible to knock out a few doctors appointments in one day (particularly if you don't work anywhere near manassas and driving out there to go to the doctor is a pain).

Dr. Santini is a skilled surgeon! I'm like a new person 4 weeks post neck surgery. Dr. Santini…read moreused a conservative approach for my treatment, trying to avoid surgery. Ultimately, my body told me it was time to have my C5-C6 fusion. After living with the pain and tightness for so long, I'm just amazed with the results. So very grateful for her care.

Dr. Santini is amazing. After struggling off and on for years with no real answers on whether it…read morewas back or leg etc. I had an mri and was saw Dr. Santini. She saw my mri and was flabbergasted that I had been living as long as I had been in the condition I was. Dr. Santini scheduled me for surgery within two weeks, had all my mrsa & COVID testing scheduled and we were good to go. I had my L5-S1 bi-lateral repair. I was scared not sure what expect afterwards. Yes, there is numbness but my nerves needs to heal. They had been crushed for years. Second day I was already walking a mile on the treadmill as prescribed. Dr. Santini has healing hands. You can trust going into her office she will do what needs to be done to heal you. Walk, walk walk they say and the spine and nerves will return. Thank you for giving me my life back Dr. Santini!

The Dr's are FANTASTIC. The receptionist who answers the phones is a MONSTER. She has ZERO…read morepersonality. She is rude and curt. They had a bad, crackly phone connection today (tried from both a landline and cell). Called back hoping for a better connection and let her know there might be something wrong with their phones. She literally did not say ONE SINGLE WORD in response to that and just cold transferred me to where I needed. Nothing. Robots are actually friendlier. Been a patient there for years but I HATE calling there because I have to go through her. A shame. Your receptionist is your "face" to the public. She should be the friendliest of ALL your staff.

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.

I had a terrible fall back in October. Went to Stafford Hospital and Dr Esway was on call. He did…read moreemergency surgery on my knee. I have to say that I feel that he did a wonderful job. He is professional and caring and he will give you the time you need if you have questions!! Although I'm still recovering I am up and walking after only three months. At my age that might be a miracle! Thank you Doctor Esway!!

Dr Esway is a good phycian. His dedication to his patients shows in his practice. I came to Dr…read moreEsway at the recommendation of my sister who had a foot injury. I reached out to Dr. Esway's office and they were able to fit me in quickly, I believe it was next day. The doctor has a great personality and easy to speak with. After X-rays and an exam he was able to recommend what would best assistant me. A j to good health more importantly he cared enough to follow up to see if I was getting better I highly recommend Dr. Esway.