Dr. Christopher Cannova is truly a phenomenal surgeon and an exceptional human being. He has now…read moreperformed two successful hip replacement surgeries on my husband, and both experiences have exceeded every expectation. From the very first consultation to the final follow-up, Dr. Cannova demonstrated the highest level of professionalism, compassion, and surgical expertise. What stands out most is his ability to make patients feel completely confident and at ease. He took the time to explain every step of the process, answered all our questions with patience, and genuinely cared about my husband's recovery and quality of life. His precision and attention to detail in the operating room are unmatched and the results speak for themselves. My husband's recovery was so smooth and remarkable that family and friends could hardly believe he had just undergone a hip replacement! Within a short time, he was walking pain-free and regaining his strength faster than we ever imagined possible. The entire surgical and post-op team under Dr. Cannova's leadership is equally impressive organized, responsive, and kind. They made the entire experience seamless and stress-free for both patient and family. Dr. Cannova isn't just an outstanding orthopedic surgeon; he's a life-changer. We are forever grateful for his skill, compassion, and dedication to his patients. If you are looking one for the best orthopedic surgeon in the Maryland area, look no further than Dr. Christopher Cannova.

Dr. Cannova is an absolutely amazing surgeon. total knee replacement about six months ago and the…read moreresults have been remarkable. I'm back riding playing tennis and even in line skating. The recovery was quick and it has literally given me my life back. Could not have gone better.

they never answer phones so for ed to make appointment online. When I got there, they didn't have…read moreappointment despite registration process showed all onerous process completed.

Dr. Siram is an outstanding orthopedic surgeon. During my initial consultation he reviewed my…read moremedical records and discussed treatment options. His imaging diagnosis convinced me of the importance to move forward with hip replacement surgery. Summit Orthopedics works closely with Sibley Hospital so I was able to schedule a Monday morning surgery and overnight stay at the hospital. The Nurse Navigator Supervisor at Sibley provided information on Pre-Op procedures and an appointment with Sarah, Summit's Nurse Practitioner, involved a review of the surgical procedures and the list of medications with a review of frequency. Dr. Siram brought together a great surgical team comprised of the Sibley Hospital Orthopedic doctors and nursing staff and an anaesthesiologist. The first nurse assigned to my post-Op care placed top priority on Pain Control and coordinated a meeting with In-House PT/OT Team to review and practice the Post-Operative exercises. I completed 2 weeks of In-Home physical therapy with Potomac Home Health Care, affiliated with Johns Hopkins and Sibley. The PT specialist was exceptional: checked vitals; reviewed my medications; provided a home exercise plan that helped me to begin walking with and without a cane, before starting In Office Post-Op PT. I would strongly recommend the Dr. Siram-Sibley Orthopedic Team.

My wife consulted this doctor for a hip problem. During the consultation, the doctor injected her…read morewith lidocaine and cortisol without using ultrasound guidance. Instead, he inserted the needle and then took an X-ray afterward to verify the placement (ex post facto). Unfortunately, something went wrong, which worsened her condition and increased her pain. I tried to contact him for the next week to seek guidance. After 10 days, he finally answered my call, but he was very irritated and started yelling at me. When I asked him to calm down and lower his voice, he warned me that he wouldn't say anything more and then hung up the call. I don't know if he was having a bad day, but that's no excuse to treat patients --or anyone-- like that.

Nice doctor; attentive, doesn't push treatments on you. Very realistic, listen to your concerns.read more

A huge shout out to Gladys for getting my appointment scheduled quickly and seamlessly. You are an…read moreangel! The office is located off of Old Georgetown Road in Bethesda on Rockledge Road. The staff was kind and knowledgeable. Dr. Thompson was very nice. He explained his diagnosis and options for treatment. He took his time and did a thorough examination. Dr. Thompson ordered some more tests and told me to return after they were completed. Thank you, to everyone at John's Hopkins Orthopedic for helping in my healthcare.

Over several years, I've been treated for both a torn meniscus and arthritis, first by Dr. Valaik…read moreand, now, by Kevin Woodward. They've always provided excellent service in a very caring manner.

Dr. Rajeev Pandarinath is truly exceptional. He has treated both my daughter and me over the past…read morefew years, for my daughter's Osgood-Schlatter's and a fractured finger, and for my own chronic knee pain in my mid-40s. Every single time, he's gone above and beyond. His bedside manner is outstanding--he listens, explains things clearly, and genuinely cares about his patients. It's rare to find a doctor who not only has such deep expertise but also clearly loves what he does. I have never waited more than 10 minutes to see him (kudos to his staff for running a well organized office and schedule for this busy doctor). While we don't enjoy the injuries we get on our own, we feel incredibly grateful to have found Dr. Pandarinath to treat them.

I run marathons. I got injured. It happens. I went to see Dr. Pandarinath back when my knee pain…read morefirst started in June 2012. He said it was nothing and prescribed an anti-inflammatory and rest. I took about a month off before I started training again, with no issues. I was training for the Marine Corps Marathon, got up to 15 miles, headed out for my 18 mile run and my knee gave out completely. I went back to see the doctor and he diagnosed me with tendinitis, prescribed PT and rest. I took 6 MONTHS off. I spent those 6 months in PT, following orders, doing exercises, etc. I saw him during a 3 month check up and he said I was making progress. When I was discharged from PT, I got the ok to start running again. For 3 months, I gradually built my running back up and got the ok to run a Half Marathon...the Nike Women's Half. At Mile 8, my knee gave out. I went to see a different doctor (Dr. Annunziata). He called for an MRI (something Dr. Pandarinath had never done) and diagnosed me with IT Band Syndrome...which has the complete opposite symptoms of tendinitis. A runner with a knee injury and you don't take an MRI? Even I questioned that. So, now it's May, I'm almost a year out from an injury that typically has a 6-8 week recovery time, and I'm just now starting to recover because of his misdiagnosis. Oh, and I would say his wait times were decent...except for that one time I waited for 90 minutes in his office and he never showed up.

Dr. Srivastava is wonderful and caring doctor. He also is great at diagnosing the issues and…read moregetting to the correct treatment without unnecessary visits to his office. I found him very pleasant as well as his office team.

Dr.Srivastava seems to have been more concern in performing an amputation instead of actually…read morehealing a wound .I left his office n got a second opinion from another doctor and thank God, i did .We Went to DC to a dr a friend recomended n he was able to save my mothers toe . I was in such disbelieve tht Dr Srivastava would be that quick to cut off someones toe without any further test as biopsy n xray . Dr.Srivastava was sending her home without any instructions how to care for her wound and did not even snip the dead skin off ( wich he had to do in order to begin the healing process) He told us withing two weeks to make an appointment for the toe amputation . His diagnosis seemed so vague that it did not sit well with me , i knew right away i needed a second opinion.Im glad i went with my mom n saved her from this Im happy to say She is now 100% with all her 10 toes. It is very concerning how quick someone can cut a limb without any xrays or biopsy . Writing this review to pls always get a second opinion . I hate to even think how many people may have had unecessary surgeries , this practice will never see us again.

I am glad I did research and selected Dr.Mark Peterson to do my total knee replacement. He is…read moreprofessional, direct, an excellent orthopedic surgeon and his office guided me through the process along with Shady Grove Hospital. My family and I were impressed with process.

I agree with the reviews that say Dr. Peterson is direct. And his style works well; if you want…read moresomeone who can diagnose and treat you so you can recover from your injury. He is factual, articulate, smart, and to the point. He did not waste my time or his own. Dr. Peterson simply got me back on the road to recovery and explained how we would complete the journey. He is the orthopedic surgeon our family will depend upon and trust from now on.

From the moment you walk into the clinic, you know you're in the right place. The front desk staff…read moreis friendly, efficient, and extremely organized. The waiting area is spotless, comfortable, and calming. When I first met Dr. Massumi, I was immediately impressed by how attentive and respectful he was. He took the time to listen to my full history, asked thoughtful questions, and never once made me feel rushed. The procedures were quick, well-explained, and surprisingly comfortable. He talked me through each step so I always felt safe and confident. I left feeling hopeful and supported. In the weeks following treatment, my pain steadily decreased and my mobility improved significantly. A truly exceptional clinic--professional, caring, and results-driven.

Dr Massumi is a caring physician and really demanded I not go to surgery when I had unrelenting…read moreshoulder pain 5 years ago. In fact, acupuncture ended up being the treatment that abated the pain and here we are 5 years later, and the pain has not recurred. He has also been instrumental in guiding the treatment when I had buttock pain over the course of a year. Again, acupuncture was the treatment that abated my buttock pain, which is the result of lumbar osteoarthritis. His conservative and non-invasive approach is his strength.