I travel an hour each way to be seen here, as the staff and physicians are excellent. They take my…read morehealth seriously, and are compassionate as well. Dr. Roh does outstanding procedures on me, from genicular (knee) nerve ablations) to fluoroscopy guided spinal injections, with complete competency. I have been seen at 4 other pain clinics in my life, but this is the one i want for the rest of my life. Jessica, Steven, and the receptionist (who's name escapes me) complete the team and are superior in their expertise, as well. Look no further, you have found the best.

DO NOT LET THIS DOCTOR OPERATE ON YOU!!! I had an Fusion…read moreat C6-C7, upon further investigation the implant is crooked and poking into my esophogus causing major swallowing issues. The surgery is being redone since the "referred" pain it was supposed to correct hasnt gone anywhere. Go somewhere else!!

Dr Wymore is AWESOME and really took care of me for the procedure - meniscus root tear repair…read more Check in and appts via an app/ online called FMH. Pretty straight forward and good auto reminders. Downer was the dang billing! Advanced Ortho tells you to sign for a knee brace that they charge first Tricare $949 for a Osset universal rebound knee brace that one can get on the online at Alimed.com for $152. I ended up getting stuck for $113 of it. Of course I was suspicious before the procedure and asked what my out of pocket would be and was assured there'd be none - caveat emptor - if you're about 5'10" reach out u can have mine! THEN they have u go back another time to get more items u eventually end up getting charged for because I was told insurance/ Tricare wouldn't authorize on 1 form/ visit. In my case? A $132 post op ice pack that billing listed as a (yet another) post op knee brace on a follow-on Statement. Another $15.84. Just waiting for the next kick in the jimmy!! Like I said GREAT care for which I'm very grateful just want folks to be aware of the add-ons u will get hit with. Thank God my insurance is decent - I can only imagine how bad others are getting taken for accessories!

I was referred to Dr. Daniel Bauk by a friend who was so impressed with his skill as an orthopaedic…read moresurgeon. From day one I was very happy with him. He encouraged me to write down all my questions and bring them to my visit after his initial evaluation that I was a good candidate for a total knee replacement. I did so and he took so much time answering all my concerns but did not pressure me to make my decision on whether to have the surgery. I did decide to go forward after speaking to a couple of his former patients and so glad I did. He did an awesome job and my healing process has been much quicker than my first total knee replacement surgery. Very happy with him and his staff. Their surgical center is very professional and immaculate. I never felt I was just one more patient.....I felt I was the only patient! Cannot recommend him more highly.

I had a very memorable experience yesterday when visiting Dr. Peter Johnson. It started at…read moreadmissions desk being greeted by professional staff. They helped to get my paperwork for the visit straight. Next Nicole escorted me to my assigned space and worked with me to get the questions on the portal answered. She was energetic, formerly from Compton, MD and most gracious in her work. Tara, who took pictures of my bad shoulder asked me with humor " have you been oystermen tonging for boulders." This shoulder is not in a happy place, but Dr Johnson will cut to the chase She took me back to my assigned space where Dr Johnson met me. He had a trick up his sleeve. He prepped where the shot was going and Said: "Now wiggle the toes on your left foot". Becoming engaged, I made certain they were moving. AND before I knew it the shot was done " because he knew exactly where is should be put! Not to be lengthy but Mike Travis did my hands, Daniel Bauk did my hip, and Colleen worpked on my knee. I am happy with the way they run their ship. Jack Russell, poet from St George Island

Thank you to the professional and warm physicians at this practice! Dr. Johnston and Dr. Balkam…read morehave successfully treated my medical issues with expertise and skill, kindness and empathy. The physical therapists are also exceptional-Alexander Sharr the director is truly amazing with his insights and exercises to move me forward through many injuries. I have had physical therapy here many times and the end result is healed mobility and proactive exercises to keep me healthy. Tara Esler provided many wonderful practical suggestions with my recent fractured foot. Grateful to all at this practice and physical therapy office. Molly S.

02.16.24 I've been a…read morepatient of Dr Rabbitt for 40 years, my first time seeing him was in the ER during a snow in 1984 I fell and broke my collar bone. Ever since then I've broken both feet, have operated on both of them to many to count, had some problems my wrist, smashed my hand, had shoulder surgery and some recent elbow problems. Dr Rabbit is excellent he will take good care of you. Don't know how much longer he's going to be practicing I'm going to be disappointed when I have to find a new orthopedic doctor.

Part of the AA Medical group. My favorite doctors are here. Easier to park than the Belcher…read morePavilion at the main AAMC campus. Located in the Johns Hopkins medical building right off of RT 32. I was in and out in less then an hour. Try that at the main campus! Plus no headaches or trying to find a spot in the garage. Friendly staff there too!

Kudos to Dr. Kwasi Shariff and his staff at AAMG. I was pleased by the services at the Odenton…read morelocation. Appointment scheduling over the phone was a breeze. During my visit, I found this office was very well-managed in a clean, modern facility. The staff was pleasant and highly professional. Thanks for your excellent care!

I had arthopedic surgery on my knee (torn meniscus). From my initial request for an appointment…read moreand help thru diagnosis, surgery and follow-up appointments, Dr Turner has been caring, professional and successful. Her communication skills, knowledge and willingness to spend quality time with me is greatly appreciated .......... I trust and recommend not only Dr Turner, but her practice and entire Team of experts who CARE. Cheers. G

This is my first ortho physician so I was very hesitant but glad he listened and finally had an MRI…read moreof my knee finding a problem. Dr. McCoig did my knee arthroscopic surgery 2 1/2 weeks ago and I am on the mend. We both are looking for good results. He is a good listener, explains the procedure before and after.

Treat you like a second class citizen if you are a cash patient (no insurance) and refer you to the…read moreE.R.

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.

Anton Matveev is a liar, has a horrible patient side manner to include assault & a terrible memory…read more Upon my 1st visit I was explaining military incidents & VA treatments & he asked if I was sure I was receiving that treatment. I think it's unprofessional to ask me if I'm lying about VA treatment. Matveev could of asked for my clinical notes to read the specifics so that a patient doesn't know his internal feelings that he thinks we're liars or can't remember our specific treatment methods. At that same visit, even though I brought all my MRI discs in with me, he was dismissive & stated he believes my pain only stems from my neck & radiates downward. I reiterated the neck & other locations happened different years in the military & are separate. I showed him the report & told him they uploaded my MRI of my other location. Matveev then said he can do an ultrasound & take a look to verify. Upon doing an ultrasound he stated he did see the injuries BUT he never apologized for being dismissive. Matveev discussed hydrodissection & I asked for the ingredients since I'm allergic to some things. He gave it to me & I looked it up & told him that was ok to use on me. We set a follow-up appt BUT at that follow-up appt for my 1st set of injections I'm asking him about the specifics and he wouldn't answer me. After the injections he tells me he altered the procedure & didn't use dextrose because he thought I was allergic. I had to remind him that I looked it up in front of him & told him it was ok. I also told him I'm not use to a medical employee not going over the procedure prior to it starting. You can't make a decision without an individual approving that beforehand. A patient's body is not "property" of anyone. Matveev also unprofessionally compared my injuries to other patients my age. Since I'm not an identical twin in DNA to anyone & you don't treat my blood related family, then you can't compare me to strangers. To have an idea about a person's potential "degenerative" path, you must compare older blood family members such as siblings, parents and/or grandparents. If my blood related elders are perfectly healthy in their bone structure and joints etc., then my injuries incurred in my 20s have nothing to do with "normal degenerative" findings for a person my age based off of strangers my age. This verbiage is a constant unprofessional take on individualized care. Matveev then wanted to talk about my aggravated body language & why I seem I'm displeased when he speaks. So I discussed the above with him. I told him my pet peeve is being called a liar & you don't know me, so speaking in that manner is always going to set me off. Then I said do you know how often a female is asked questions like "are you sure you own this home by yourself?..." etc. Matveev only then humbled himself & said he now hears it & apologized for his verbiage. My last appointment which was the final straw. I told him that the VA did a painful procedure (because I keep all physicians informed in different networks). He asked me to stand up & face the wall away from him while he sat behind me. He grabbed my shoulders & swiftly turned me to the right & said I need you to turn like that for me. A sharp pain stabbed me due to the VA procedure location. I told him you CANNOT turn me like that. The next task he did the same thing again. I told him not to do that again. Then he lied and said I needed 2 separate appts on 2 different days to accomplish the next series of injections. He stated insurance doesn't allow 2 appointments with the same medical person on the same day. I decided to not call him out in his lie. I was getting a procedure covered by insurance & another procedure I was paying out of pocket so the out of pocket procedure has nothing to do with insurance for regenerative services. So there would only be 1 appt that involved insurance but at this point with the unwanted physical touching and the history of his unprofessional behavior & narratives, I was done. There are better & cheaper regenerative places I now know about like ROSM.

This is a unfortunate situation. I schedule disappointment three weeks ago December 6, 2023. This…read morewas a Worker's Comp. case and so when we scheduled the appointment we gave them the claim number and they said they would reach out for a confirmation that was three weeks ago. In the meantime, I receive various confirmations about my appointment. I had no idea that they never received the confirmation from Worker's Comp. but continue to send me confirmations for my appointment. I showed up here for my appointment only to be met at the registration desk with "we do not have a confirmation from your Worker's Comp". I proceeded to say why wasn't I informed that nobody got a confirmation and it's been three weeks? Some blame shifting took place. I was very upset that I drove here 30 minutes away and to wait about two hours to not be seen nor met with any compassion for this situation at hand. The way in which the conversation took place, you would have thought that it was my fault, and I should have confirmed with them, though I am the one who seeking help from a five star orthopedic. This is unfortunate. Maybe you will have a different experience, but I just wasted three hours driving to and from and waiting there just to not be seen. Awful!