I needed foot surgery, I was referred by another podiatrist because he felt that the surgery was…read moretoo complicated for him. I was sent to Dr Feldman. He was very confident that he could give do the surgery and improve my quality of life as it pertained to my foot pain and issues. I am going to be honest, there was a good amount of work done to my foot. Repair a plantar plate, fix a mild bunion, and remove 2 neuromas. He said he needed to shorten the second toe. I did everything that he told me to do. I did physical therapy in his office for the full recommended time. I went every week wearing 2 masks in a crowded office. I did all recommendations...Alex Brinlee my PT was excellent. However, Dr Feldman kept pushing the goalpost when I was not pain-free with the right amount of mobility in my foot. First, it was, give it 3 or 4 months....then, it takes at least 6 months, then, 9 months I am sure it will be better, and finally, this usually takes a year...Well, we are about 1.5 years post and my second toe doesn't move, the pain barefoot is the same or worse and I STILL can only wear sneakers comfortably. I cannot WEAR a small wedge or simple ONE inch heel. He said that I would be able to wear better shoes and was VERY confident. One visit that I had where I was complaining about my pain and the thickness on my foot, he ASSURED me that the thickness GOES AWAY and also told me that my x-ray was beautiful. Hmmm...Oh, I am glad my x-ray looks so lovely but how about you acknowledge how the PATIENT feels? I definitely felt he was being extremely arrogant. So, as time has gone on, I am very grateful that I can walk. I am grateful that I have my foot! But not happy with the outcome of my surgery. I did NOT want to post this review, but I wrote Dr Feldman a letter letting him know of my displeasure. Of course, he did NOT respond to me. That in itself speaks volumes. I want say that while I do NOT think that Dr. Feldman did anything WRONG. It just happened but his arrogance and lack of solutions are what is disappointing. Oh, let me not forget to mention that he recommended that I "protect my investment" by purchasing $300 custom insoles that HURT SO MUCH I CANNOT WEAR them. A total waste of money. Think twice about going to this practice!!!! Is this the type of doctor you want? Arrogance and no offering of better solutions to what a patient considers a FAILED surgery?

I like how easy it was to make appointments and how accommodating and friendly the office staff has…read morebeen. For the past two visits, both appointments have been nearly all on-time, which I appreciate. The facility also has an in-house X-ray technician and machine, which cuts down on time. I can't emphasize on how much I really appreciate the aspect of how efficient the entire team there works. As strange as it may sound, I couldn't help but to feel like I am guilty of wasting everyone's time there, and I felt rushed and flushed out of there quickly. Yes, I love physicians who are on time and the office so efficient that I waltz out of there happy and ready to get on with the rest of my day. Maybe it's just me who felt bad about the reasons and cause of issues I have presented and I felt like there's really nothing anyone can do about it. Maybe I should just call it disappointment. I'm not sure. Whatever the case is, I will just go back to my regular orthopedic office I've come accustomed to.

Great Job! I saw him yesterday, and he spent extra time with me. His carefully placed cortisone…read moreshots relieved a great deal of pain! - Cemil A

My first appointment I waited over an hour to be seen. The doctor explained there was a ski…read moreaccident that required emergency care. I told him that's fine and proceeded with my visit. My follow up visit I was told to arrive 15 mins early which I did. As time went on and noticing other patients going to the back while I'm still waiting. After about 35-40 mins I asked how much longer and the receptionist called to the back and they said five mins. A few minutes later a young man came to get me and escorted me back to the patient room. He told me that the doctor will be in shortly. After waiting another 10-15 mins I heard the doctor go in the room next door and started with another patient. My total visit again was over an hour and no one communicated that the doctor was behind or checked to see if I wanted to wait or reschedule. I left and shortly after I got home someone from the office called me and said they didn't know where I was and what happened to me. I explained to her how it's unprofessional and disrespectful to think a patients time isn't important. The fact that no one told me he was behind or gave me the option to wait or reschedule. Typically, doctors will reschedule if a patient is 15 mins late and the same courtesy should be for the other way around. The doctor never came to me and explained the delay or anything. My time is just as valuable. No, I cannot in good faith recommend this business.

He evaluated my knee and did the surgery. He fixed the problem and now I walk around without pain!…read more He is as good a doctor as you could ask for. The office is nice and so are all the folks that work there.

I was having a shoulder issue. I went to his office and the x-ray tech took images of my neck. I…read moreasked why wasn't he taking images of my shoulder? I was basically ignored. Then Dr Schluntz came in with my images and was angry that the images of my neck was useless, so he barked at me to get ones of my shoulder. I said, I tried to explain that to radiology. So, he sent me back down the hall. He was really agitated by it. That was the first crappy thing that happened. But then, he wanted to give me a cortisone shot in my arm and I said, "I want to talk about it first." He came at me with the needle; I was boxed in between a wall to my left and a wall in front of me. He responded, "Let's talk about it later", and SHOVED THE NEEDLE IN MY ARM!!!! I WAS ASTOUNDED. TALK ABOUT MALPRACTICE. I had a very good reason to discuss getting cortisone because of a previous reaction I had when I'd been put on prednisone several years before, and it just about crippled me; I couldn't lift my arms over my head, I couldn't drive or shampoo my hair. It was miserable. Like I said, I was flabbergasted. I was so much in shock by it, that I said nothing. When I went back, I explained to Dr Schluntz that what he did was unacceptable and negligent and that I was very displeased. He didn't acknowledge me at all. Not a single syllable came out of his mouth. He acted as if I had said nothing. Needless to say, he is arrogant and irresponsible. What a jerk.

Sometimes, it is the people behind the scenes, that make all the difference in the world. I want to…read moregive a huge shoutout and thank you, to Stacey in the call center. She is just the nicest, kindest person ever. Stacey, advised me to go to the urgent care center when I couldn't get in to see an orthopedic doctor before the weekend. She even helped me find a good one. Then, when an appointment opened up, she called me and booked the appointment for me at Ortho Bethesda. Stacey, you are an angel. I went to see Dr. Gazdag and he was wonderful. He was funny and an excellent professional. We took more X-rays, so if you see a light in Rockville, it is just me glowing at night. I am in a boot and a cane, but no surgery needed. Amen! The people who work with Dr. Gazdag and Ortho Bethesda were awesome. They were very nice and helpful. I got great care and I have respect for the office. And, thank you, Stacey for making sure I was taken care of.

TLDR- I went here with the impression the OT would get my healed fractured wrist back to working…read moreagain, but he did not and the professionalism and care seemed to exist for exactly one month of appointments- which doesn't seem like a timeline based on rehab/healing- but insurance or the bottom line. I could be wrong. But my wrist sure doesn't work, but I "graduated" in exactly a month. I've never had an injury like this before. I broke my wrist really badly. Or more specifically- I had a left distal radius fracture with associated distal ulna fracture, then ORIF surgery/ open reduction, internal fixation- so I have a plate in my wrist now. I'd already tried a physical therapy mill where you learn and do your own exercises independently, you even timed yourself- so Danny the OT here was a huge step up. He seemed like he genuinely cared about what he does and the patient's successful recovery. After the last experience I felt finally someone will help me get my hand and wrist back to working order. On our first appointment he scheduled us for the next month of appointments. And funny enough, I "graduated" on that last scheduled day. I had no idea it would be the last day until the end of the appointment. It was also the first time he had a student/intern or something shadow him- which I felt uncomfortable with. It is just a hand, but talking about your defects or the vulnerability of not being able to do very simple things- is not something I feel comfortable talking about in front of a person I never met. It felt very impersonal. And despite the joy they expressed at my "graduation"- from the OT, the intern, and the OT's assistant. They all congratulated me. Which felt confusing, because I can't open a medicine bottle. I can't clasp anything on my back. I can't really twist any cap. I walk my dog with a waist leash because I don't have the strength on dexterity in that hand to walk him anymore with my hands. But I graduated. I was told this as if it was cause for celebration but I just thought- no one's going to help me. I took the steps instead of the elevator as I left the office for privacy because I started crying. I cried walking down the stairwell. I felt just abandoned with my often painful weak wrist and severely limited ROM. I don't know how to fix my wrist on my own and no one seems to care enough to treat me until I have a working hand/wrist. He was obviously done assisting me but as I looked up certified hand therapists - the best ones are in his office. He was done assisting me, but why didn't he recommend his colleague? A CHT. So I can open medicine bottles, and honestly just clasp my bra in the back. Or really a hundred things that come up every day. I don't understand why he couldn't help me fix this. It seems so wrong to just not at least refer me to someone. Every metric that determines a successful wrist rehab is abominable for me. By the range of motion numbers, I desperately need OT or a certified hand specialist. I was still dropped without notice or a path to figuring out how to tie my shoes in one try. I felt just hopeless about it. Like he thought this was good enough. My trust and hope is near depleted. It's just a hand. I know. But it's a part of me. Every time I can't do something I used to be able to do it's like a reminder I'm not whole yet. And I wish I didn't have to fight for the most basic rehab care. I'll start again, when I can muster the emotional energy to at least act like I have additional reserve of trust. I don't know if this is what people have to fight through, but it's not right. Especially when you're at your most vulnerable. I feel bad for everyone just trying to recover, who is left with a defective piece of themselves and the confusing task of navigating a way towards just being whole again, or even just regaining the ability to clasp their own darn bra.

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 Miller was highly recommended by my PCP. I had put off surgery for shoulder replacement for 3…read moreand a half years. Tried PT, PRP injections and ultrasound wave therapy. Pain worsened. Dr Miller allayed every concern I had about surgery. He explained everything to me patiently and with compassion. Answered every question I had. I left that appointment knowing that he was surgeon I needed. The staff was so friendly and obviously loved their job. Surgery was 6 weeks ago. Therapy and healing progressing on schedule. Unfortunately I experience a fall a few days ago. The medical assistant directed me to go to ER. I had a follow up with Lauren, Dr Miller's physician assistant. Lauren was so professional and friendly and very thorough in her examination of my shoulder. I am so grateful to Dr Miller and his staff. They are truly patient centered.

Shut me down when I asked questions to understand my own health issue stating, stating, 'I think…read moreyou should you just listen to me.' Ignored my stated pain and pushed my limbs to do things they could not. I noted my pain was 8 out of 10. He proceeded to yank the arm of concern, causing me immense pain. He apologized. But why would you even do that? On top of all this, he refused to administer the cortisone shots that my primary care physician sent me to him for. They tossed me a flyer of some exercises and left. I had to ask for someone to return to the room and walk me through what I should be doing--and they seemed genuinely annoyed that I asked. This office was full of that Old-Guard, Good Ole Boys Club energy. I have been to Orthos before and this was the worst. By far. The alarm has been sounded about the treatment of people of color in medicine--This doctor clearly hasn't gotten the memo.

Back when I was living in Maryland, I would go here once a week for PT to help out with ongoing…read moresports injuries that I had from football & rugby. And let me tell you, it was incredibly helpful!! After each session I had with Elizabeth (Liz) Karhl, I always left feeling better with looser muscle tissue, additional bone mobility & better physical range of bodily motion. Having been to several different PT providers in Maryland, it is my opinion that Precision PT is the best. I think this because I saw Liz after seeing a doctor about my shoulder injury, and when the doctor said everything looked good (it didn't feel that way at all), Liz was able to diagnose the actual cause of my shoulder pain, and through manual treatment, help fix the issue. So if you're looking to improve your physical health or simply want another opinion on how PT can help fix an injury, pick up the phone and give Liz a call!!

I found this little gym about a year ago because I was unsatisfied with other gyms I have belonged…read moreto in the Bethesda/Rockville area (Fitness First and Gold's). I really liked the fact that you do not need to sign a contract with Precision and although they offer monthly memberships, you can also buy class cards, which is good for me since I am not an extremely structured exerciser. Also, they offer both fitness classes, equipment, and physical therapy, which appealed to me since I've had multiple injuries the past few years that have been affecting my activity level. Precision is in one of the office parks in the Rockledge area and is nothing fancy in terms of its looks and doesn't fall into the category of a "bargain gym," but the classes I've been to (spin, yoga, and pilates reformer) are FABULOUS and are worth every penny! They are challenging, and the instructors really pay attention to what you are doing and make an effort to introduce themselves to new people in their classes, learn your name, and help you adjust as needed to really perform the exercises correctly. They are also great about asking if you have any injuries that limit some of your movements and help you modify as needed. Besides the great classes, the people who attend the classes are much friendlier than in any gym I've belonged to EVER, which is pretty refreshing. The only down side is they do not offer too much in the evenings in terms of classes...so I am trying my best to become a morning exerciser. It's probably better for me anyways to get it out of the way first thing in the day :)

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.

I needed reconstructive wrist surgery within 3 days after my initial emergency care following a…read morebiking accident. Advanced Orthopedics was able to immediately get me into surgery with Dr Fitzgibbons. My wrist healed well. I also went to see him for a false trigger finger. He injected me with cortisone to see if he could straighten it , sent me for mri's, and also to occupational physical therap., i appreciate his expertise and honesty.

Dr. Fitzgibbons has made an impression on me as an incredibly thorough, attentive and dilligent…read moreprofessional. He treated my 12 year old son from diagnosis to operation to post-op with a lot of respect and care. In my experience, the combination of a very competent doctor with being finely atuned to the human aspect of things is a rare thing to find. My son is the kind of person that needs to know what is happening every step of the way, and Dr Fitzgibbons not only welcomed his questions (even in after hours), but also gave praise for his curiosity. Also, the post-op included a lot of difficulty handling pain, finding the right perscription, and getting it filled through insurance... And he was very solicitous and available to help with that very circuitous process too!