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!

Excellent doctor He listens and cares about his patients…read more Highly recommend this doctor

After a few weeks of increasing discomfort from my right knee, I saw Tom Klein this morning…read morethinking that I possibly was facing possible knee replacement or something equally serious. Tom reviewed my ex-rays and said that he didn't see anything other than the normal wear and tear of someone who was 80. There was some calcium in the meniscus and arthritis here and there. He gave me a shot of cortisone; saying that it would probably do the trick for the next year or two. I have seen Tom a few times in the past and each time I am impressed with what a down-to-earth guy he is. If you are looking for a doctor who knows his stuff and has plenty of bedside- manner; he's you guy. Everyone who works at Ortho Virginia is first-rate too. John K Nusbaum Reston, Va.

Dr. Laino was great! I developed Trigger Finger. He listened, gave clear explanations, gently…read moreinjected ________. I teasingly said, "Don't you have lollipops? Doctors give kids a sucker when they give them an injection." Dr. Laino smiled. His assistant brought in a box of stickers.

Dr. Laino is an amazing hand surgeon. I had surgery on my thumb due to arthritis and I also had…read moretrigger finger on the thumb as well. The surgery was painless. Even after the nerve block wore off it wasn't that painful. Didn't need pain meds. That was 10 weeks ago. I am healed and almost back to 100%.

FIRST IMPRESSION: There is absolutely signage indicating this MD is in Pavillion 1. Not even on…read morethe website does it indicate this office is in Pavillion 1. The appointment reminder on mychart or text message doesn't indicate that this office is in Pavillion 1. I came through one entrance passed a cafeteria went to a 3rd floor it was a rehab unit. Was told by a employee to make a right and follow the elevator. That led me to the NICU. Turned around followed the hallway to the left wen to the 3 rd floor of Pavilion 2. Finally got ahold of the office and pressed 1 for reston recieved an employee that worked in Alexandria. Finally got to Pavillion 1 explained my woes the receptionist said yeah we know there's no signage we talked to several ppl 2nd Impression the Dr. Has a wonderful bedside manner. This is a disservice to him and his patients.

Knee replacement. I wouldn't use anyone else. And they take Tri-Care. He might just be the best in…read moreVirginia.

The doctors are good as is the physical therapy practice. The problem is billing. I have a…read moreprimary and a supplemental insurance provider. OrthoVirginia submits the charges to the primary insurance and then bills me for what the primary does not pay while they wait for payment by the supplemental provider. The amount "due" pops up every time I log in to the portal to check in for appointments which is quite irritating. This is on top of multiple paper bills sent via USPS that have a payment due date of the day I receive them. While my supplemental insurance shows all charges paid, it takes OrthoVirginia a very long time to properly credit payments (if at all). In the interim they annoy you with check in pop ups and paper bills. I have called multiple times about this and once I finally get past the AI agent, I receive the same person who appears to be offshore. The agent can see the payments were made in full by my supplemental insurance. I am assured the issue is being escalated however continue to receive reminders about amounts due that have long been paid. As I go in once or twice a week for physical therapy this will be an ongoing issue that is quite frustrating.

I am a 63-year-old woman with multiple chronic conditions that cause widespread daily pain. My…read morerheumatologist referred me to this pain clinic, and I was hopeful I would receive both a treatment plan and some relief while waiting for longer-term treatments. Although I have already had numerous X-rays, MRIs, and CT scans, additional X-rays were taken during my visit. I showed Dr. Sundar an insurance approval letter for a new infusion that will help my pain and condition but he said he was not familiar with the medication. I told Dr Sundar I was experiencing new pain that started 2 days ago and thought it to be Sciatica but he totally dismissed me, he would not check out condition. He told me he does not prescribe pain medication and could refer me to physical therapy, order new MRIs, and schedule steroid injections months down the road. I asked if there was anything that could help with my pain until those treatments took effect. He replied that if I was in pain, I should go to the emergency room. When I questioned why new X-rays were taken after he said X-rays don't show those problems, the conversation became confrontational. I felt he raised his voice and spoke to me in an unprofessional manner, so I chose to leave. I understand that doctors have different approaches to pain management, but every patient deserves to be treated with respect, compassion, and professionalism. Unfortunately, that was not my experience. There are many different NSAIDS that are prescribed for pain daily, this doctor does not have to prescribe a narcotic but could have easily prescribed Motrin or Voltaren Gel or given an insert for how to treat Sciatica but this doctor just says he does not prescribe medication period. However if you pull him up on his Youtube channel he list his protocols and the first thing on his list is Medication.

I had a very frustrating experience with the billing and administrative practices at Town Center…read moreOrthopaedics. I visited for an acute hand injury and the office verified my insurance before the appointment, but no one informed me that a PCP referral was required for coverage. After the visit, the claim was denied and I was left with a $520 bill that was eventually sent to collections, forcing me to go through months of appeals with my insurer and even the Virginia Bureau of Insurance. During that process it became clear that the claim was submitted as a specialist office visit and not coded as urgent care, even though the visit was for an acute injury. The state review indicated the provider could submit a corrected claim for reconsideration, but the billing office never corrected or resubmitted it. This entire situation could have been avoided with basic communication or proper billing follow-up. If I had been informed upfront that a referral was required, I would have simply obtained one. Patients should not have to deal with collections and regulatory appeals because of administrative oversights and lack of transparency.

I have seen Dr Pateder 2 years ago for a lumbar fusion. My experience was excellent with both the…read moredoctor and the staff. After close to 40 years of lower back pain, I'm about 99% pain free.

I've known Melanie Gonzaga for the past 20+ years. She's an amazing soul and a fantastic physical…read moretherapist. I hurt myself during the birth of my first child 19 years ago by tearing muscles in my back and glutes that destabilized my lower spine. I was in excruciating pain. The only therapist who could ever relieve my pain was Melanie. I have been her patient for several other injuries because she's the only one I trust. I love that she's hands on! Currently, I have pain in the left side and back of my left leg, which makes it difficult for me to walk. I'm able to use other therapists with zero charge for my insurance, but I choose Melanie because I'd rather pay some money out-of-pocket than to waste my time with other therapists who are unfortunately not as capable and knowable as Melanie. When I wasn't able to consult Melanie, I visited four therapists, an OMM doctor, and a great chiropractor, but Melanie is the only one who could fix my pain. I cannot say enough about how amazing, professional, knowledgeable, and kind Melanie is. You are in very good and capable hands with her.

They don't take insurance and act like a premium medical facility, but don't live up to it…read more For my appointment the PA came in and talked/rambled for awhile about potential treatment options, then the doctor came in and talked for 2 min and sent me to PT. I ultimately decided to continue care with and in-network provider but getting records from VSI was a pain. They have an online patient portal with mostly empty tabs. I called to request my xrays and they can't upload them so I requested a CD to pickup. The CD wasn't ready when they said it would be and I had to wait 15 min for it. For my original appointment most of the few bins of snacks for patients were empty. Not a big deal, but shows poor management. I used them years ago and had a good experience, which is why I went back, but my opinion has changed

Really full of himself…read more Even after being contacted and told I was in physical pain and needed him to contact me, he never returned a phone call or even sent an email. I was a NEW patient and had only seen him ONCE. Then I found out he didn't even order X-rays for the right body part. I can only imagine the number of patients who have suffered permanent disability or chronic pain because he decided not to be responsive to the people who are paying him a lot of money.

Dr. Mazahery is very professional, knowledgeable and respectful. He does not rush appointments,…read moreanswers all questions (and 2nd set of questions, and 3rd set of questions ;) ) without hesitation and with clarity and detail. I feel very safe with him as my spine doctor.

Dr. Switaj didn't live up to many of his promises. He never called me after surgery to see how I…read morewas, unlike him saying he would. His assistant was who I had to communicate with, which I felt cold and unempathetic. The only tool the Dr. has is the KUB imaging. Do you know what is much much cheaper than all these images? Listening to a patient, turn off your phone, I am your patient now( waited 1 hour plus for you!) and stop talking. Just listening and feeling heard is what I needed and I bet many patients do, as I am in the field myself, not to your degree but still somewhat and I know that patient care starts with a thorough H and P every single visit. I was just a number to you; a very expensive one $25k for less than 60 min My foot never looked like what was promised. I just wanted to walk without pain and to be able to fit shoes. My condition was so bad that I could only wear athletic slides with or without socks.

Misdiagnosed my problem. He seemed preoccupied. Complete waste of time. He actually sent is a…read moreprescription without telling me he was going to do that. The only good thing was easy to get an appointment - not that you want too.

I had a very frustrating experience with the billing and administrative practices at Town Center…read moreOrthopaedics. I visited for an acute hand injury and the office verified my insurance before the appointment, but no one informed me that a PCP referral was required for coverage. After the visit, the claim was denied and I was left with a bill that was eventually sent to collections, forcing me to go through months of appeals with my insurer and even the Virginia Bureau of Insurance. During that process it became clear that the claim was submitted as a specialist office visit and not coded as urgent care, even though the visit was for an acute injury. The state review indicated the provider could submit a corrected claim for reconsideration, but the billing office never corrected or resubmitted it. This entire situation could have been avoided with basic communication or proper billing follow-up. If I had been informed upfront that a referral was required, I would have simply obtained one. Patients should not have to deal with collections and regulatory appeals because of administrative oversights and lack of transparency.

I saw Dr. George Kratalian who is a foot specialist for a foot problems that occurred in June 2025…read more The doctor diagnosed me with plantar fasciitis. His diagnosis was wrong, so he had to rule out his own diagnosis during a follow up visit six weeks later by sending me to get an MRI of my foot, recommending seeing a neurologist, and getting blood work for a series of illnesses. I had the MRI done and when I visited his office for a follow up visit several several month later, he told me that I needed to go back to Fairfax radiology to get an MRI of my toes since he had not specified toes. I went back to Fairfax radiology and my insurance charged me an exorbitant amount of money simply because the Dr. had forgotten to note toes in his order to the radiologist. I spoke with the radiologist at Fairfax radiology and she said that it should've been a specified in the first place. If I were you, I would avoid going to this doctor. This has cost me a lot of money and time had he been more precise and knowledgeable.