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Red Canyon Physical Therapy

5.0 (2 reviews)
Open 7:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Orthopaedic Associates of Central Maryland

Orthopaedic Associates of Central Maryland

2.3(64 reviews)
1.1 mi

Dr.Polsky, Dr Singh, Dr Sydney!! Top Docs!! I have seen many…read moreDrs for arthritic changes in my hips. Dr Sydney did a perfect hip replacement in 2013, Dr Singh is the best for pain specialist, and has kept me walking the last few yrs due to severe spinal stenosis. Dr Polsky yesterday took excellent care of me with empathy due to pain in my right hip that was causing issues with walking. Thank you all for keeping me moving!!

Dr. Oren Blam - Do NOT Recommend Despite seeing mixed…read morereviews, I kept an open mind and scheduled an appointment with Dr. Blam on June 30th. I was referred to him for an urgent consultation by Dr. DeMarco following an epidural injection. Unfortunately, my experience with Dr. Blam was deeply disappointing. He entered the room abruptly and defensively asked, "Why are you here?" because he had already read my MRI report. When we explained the referral to discuss a treatment plan for my herniated disc, he was dismissive and interrupted us, stating he could do nothing if we were seeking surgery. He then made a blanket assumption about my insurance, claiming Aetna would not cover surgery, without even knowing my specific policy details. While I have had excellent experiences within this practice with Dr. Adams, Dr. DeMarco, and Amy Holloway, Dr. Blam's rude, disrespectful demeanor left my husband and me completely stunned. I will not return to him and cannot recommend his care.

Potomac Valley Orthopaedic Associates - Dr. Douglas Murphy

Potomac Valley Orthopaedic Associates

2.4(40 reviews)
2.4 mi

I'm glad that I waited a while before posting my review. Had I posted it just after the visit that…read moremy 94 year old mother had with Dr. Mathur, it would have been FIVE STARS! Dr. Mathur was very kind. He listened to my mother's issues, did a thorough examination and recommend an in office X-ray and a MRI. This visit was on 2/17. In that visit he said that he would reach out with the MRI results. The MRI was done on 2/18 and the results were available via the Advanced Radiology website on 2/20. I expected to hear from the doctor no later than Monday. I sent a portal message on 2/19 to make sure the doctor's office contacted me directly. When I didn't hear back, I called the office on 2/25, and I was told there was no portal message (even though I was looking at it). I was informed that it may have gone to the incorrect department. Why a practice wouldn't forward my message to the correct department I cannot say... I guess it "wasn't their job". We all know that excuse provided regularly by the younger generation. I was told on that phone call, that the doctor would call. It is now 2/27 and still no call. So, I went into the portal again to send another message and noticed that I could see the chart note. I saw at the end of the note "follow up in 1 week for MRI results". First of all, the doctor said he would call. Second, when I was on the phone with the office on 2/25, why didn't she tell me that I needed to schedule an appointment? I work for a group of Rheumatologists and we would never simply ignore a patient, nor would we ask them to come back for results. I can read the results on the Radiology report. What I would expect is a phone call with a treatment plan and then schedule the appointment to begin treatment. I am going to move forward with a different orthopedic practice. Before I experienced the above, based on my initial experience, I recommended Dr. Mathur to an elderly work associate with a severe back issue. She got the run around as well, so clearly, this is the standard of patient care that Potomac Valley Orthopedic feels is acceptable.

It's an hour past our appointment time and we are still waiting on the doctor. Very unprofessionalread more

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Medstar Union Memorial Orthopedics - "Thank You...DR. JASON HAMMOND, MedStar Union Memorial, and also Carroll County Hospital!"

Medstar Union Memorial Orthopedics

2.5(2 reviews)
1.1 mi

Don't waste your time I don't know how he got all these great reviews but a Doctor Who Has only an…read moreanswering service that you have to leave a message with and hope they return your call is absolutely ridiculous. I spent 15 minutes on the phone given the answering service all my information my Workmen's Comp. claim number the approval for an orthopedic and everything yet to this day four days later I've still have not received a phone call back! I called them back and they sarcastically informed me they only except referrals from doctors offices!! First of all in the state of Maryland you're allowed to choose your own doctor with a Workmen's Comp case and make your own appointments . It's Maryland law !!! you're not required to let the doctor do them things it is your civil right in the state of Maryland if you have a referral you can call that doctor and set up your own appointment. You do not have to be at the mercy of your previous doctor to send referrals and approvals to a doctor. But this is how this doctor operates violating your civil rights bye only excepting referrals from doctors offices and not individuals. It's a form of discrimination!!! Not only that it violates your civil rights!!!! Why in the world would you want to use a Doctor Who so arrogant that he won't even return patient's phone calls and has an answering service taking all these phone calls so they can screen their calls. People that's a doctor you can't trust!!! It's a Doctor Who has no empathy and does not care about you as an individual. It's a Doctor Who has ignored the oath he took!!!!! It's is discrimination!!!!

I saw Dr. Dreese here for a recent shoulder injury and was pretty happy with the whole experience…read more When I called after my primary care doctor referred me their administrative staff was quick and efficient and got me an appointment within a couple of days. Wait times were always reasonable and I never had problems with billing or any other hassles like that. Dr. Dreese himself seemed like a nice guy. He took the time to explain my injury to me and was happy to answer any questions that I had. The support staff (x-ray techs, nurses, etc) were all very courteous and professional. Thankfully I didn't need surgery so I didn't get the "full experience" so to speak.

Columbia Physical Therapy In Motion

Columbia Physical Therapy In Motion

5.0(4 reviews)
3.1 mi

STOP! Do you have…read more*any* type of spine-based pain that you've tried for *years* to resolve with physical therapy, chiropractic care, pain management professionals, and/or had surgery but continue to remain in pain? Do you get 10 minutes with your current physical therapist, then handed off to a college intern to do the same 5 exercises every time you go and make little/no progress? PLEASE make an appointment to see Dr. Francis Jung at Columbia Physical Therapy In Motion. *EVERY* session you will get 45 minutes of dedicated time with him. No interns. No down time. Just one-on-one time with an incredible physical therapist. I met Dr Jung after 2.5 years in pain (about 14 months of severe sciatic pain) that left me with pain-based scoliosis. Standing or walking for more than 15-30 seconds was incredibly painful and I couldn't stand up straight. Had seen 3 physical therapists and 3 chiropractors over those 2.5 years and none knew what to make of my issue after several months of treatment. Dr. Jung was kind enough to call me on his own time after work one evening and assured me his experiences could likely assist. Dr. Jung has a kind and compassionate presence along with wisdom from years of hands on experience and tons of training. Did you know Doctor's of Physical Therapy (DPT) can opt to go through residency and on to fellowships? He was one of the first 10 DPT fellows in the state of Maryland! He will empathize and listen to your concerns and celebrate each of your successes while ensuring you get the most out of your time with him. He will challenge you beyond what you think is possible and you CAN succeed under his guidance. While not without pain, frustration, and setbacks, I'm THRILLED to report that I can now take zumba classes and am planning some large travel trips that I couldn't imagine a mere 12 months ago. The Columbia Physical Therapy In Motion team is wonderful - I would highly recommend any of the therapists for any of your PT needs, though I am very partial to Dr. Jung for any spine-based issues. Do note that getting an appointment with Dr. Jung may take a few weeks because of his popularity, but he is worth the wait. As a tip: when you call to make your initial appointment, ask to get on his schedule twice a week to make sure you don't have to wait again --- if you opt not to see him anymore, just cancel the appointments with no problems. Trust me, they will very quickly fill up.

Wow I've been to many different places but Dr Jung truly knows what he is doing. He listens and…read morewrites down all my issues. I have been sick for 21 years but he's very understanding. Very qualified, polite and very nice.

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Foot and Ankle Specialists of the Mid-Atlantic

Foot and Ankle Specialists of the Mid-Atlantic

2.7(3 reviews)
2.4 mi

Foot & Ankle Specialists of the Mid-Atlantic - Columbia, MD…read more11055 Little Patuxent Pkwy #204, Columbia, MD 21044 Very thorough, caring Doctor. Took the time to do a complete foot exam, ask and answer all of my questions and to explain what I should be doing ( and not), and why ( diabetic) relieved my fears and gave me very detailed instructions on treating my foot injury. A true doctor, in his element, and doing the work he obviously loves.

Dr. List needs to retire. He presents himself as if he doesn't care about what you are dealing…read morewith. This is my third visit to his office. My first which was before the pandemic was nice. He was still used a lecturer style of presenting your condition but I appreciated because it was informative. On my second visit which was during the pandemic, he was chastising for not being diligent in my foot care, which I thought was odd given the fact that I don't wear my outdoor shoes inside and he never mentioned that I had a ankle issue. Sadly to emphasize his point the need to stabilize the ankle he actually pressed into my inflamed ankle to the point I was in tears and reaching for him to move his hand. Only went to him a third time last year because I rather sick with the devil I know than deal with a whole new asshole. This time it was worse. He was even more uncaring, methodical and distant than the last time. I seen this guy twice before and he treated me as a new patient so much he wanted to see orthopedics would be a good option for me but he recommended orthopedics which I got on my last visit. So I had to visit his office twice, pay two copays ($80 total) and the $120 for new orthopedic. The only redeeming thing about his office is Kim who is an amazing administrator and receptionist. I definitely follow her if she went to a new office.

Red Canyon Physical Therapy - physicaltherapy - Updated July 2026

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