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    Andrew B. Wolff, M.D.

    4.7 (11 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Unbelievable caring capacity. This is the doctor who was born to be a doctor. A very profound knowledge of his subject too.

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    Clay Wellborn MD

    Clay Wellborn MD

    5.0(6 reviews)
    0.1 mi

    Dr. Wellborn was the surgeon for my new knee. Every step along the way to surgery was carefully and…read morecompetently taken. Three months past surgery, I am living without pain in that new knee. It feels like a miracle was performed.

    I went ahead with the replacement on April 2, 2019. I am four months out and doing well overall,…read moreeven considering the set backs I have had with my back. Unfortunately, certain post op complications can't be foreseen or avoided when they are not necessarily related to your procedure. (Note: I've had surgery to my back and SI joint in the past, so do not consider these issues his fault.) That said, Dr. Wellborn immediately addressed the issue by referring me to a highly respected neurosurgeon as soon as he recognized there was an issue. He even called the guy ahead of time and greased the skids so I didn't have to wait the month to get squeezed into his schedule. Back to the normal expectations: I was able to ditch the walker within the first week and only used the cane if going long distances by week 2. I rode my bike around the block at day 6! And for a mile at 2 weeks!! It is still easier to ride my bike than walk for long distances but I suspect this may be due to my back. He did a phenomenal job on the wound closure, which was approximated perfectly and really looks beautiful. My hip is functioning quite nicely and the pain I had in the joint was gone when I woke from surgery. I had the expected post op pain but that was relatively short lived and I was able to stop the pain meds very quickly. Advice I wish I'd had...don't wait if you need this procedure. Likely the reason for some of my complications has to with my delays and the resultant weakened muscles in my core, back and legs. The surgery and recovery time weakens you even more. Do all you can before and after to get strong. You will need those muscles! Then, pick the best surgeon you can. For me, he was it. And he operates out of Virginia Hospital Center in Arlington. I've been there now for two surgeries and can honestly rate them as one of the best hospitals I've ever been to!

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    OrthoVirginia Arlington

    2.6(65 reviews)
    0.0 mi

    I began receiving services from Dr. Annunziata in Feb 2025. He was referred to me by a physical…read moretherapist after I needed a second opinion. He completed my rotator cuff repair surgery in March. All my visits with him so far have been excellent. He always throughly explains everything regarding my injury, the surgery and post surgery recovery expectations. He has a great sense of humor and bedside manner. The office staff has always been helpful and accommodating when I needed to adjust appointments and also with helping me process the necessary paperwork for my insurance and medical leave. I never had a long wait when arriving and am often taken back early for my appointment. I am 3 months post surgery and continue to have great experiences with this office.

    Really disappointing experience today with the front office staff at the Arlington and Centreville…read morelocations. In Arlington when we got there at 5:15 pm with my 13 year old son (who has a foot injury) we were told by the front desk agent that they stop taking walk-ins at 5. She encouraged us instead to go to their Centreville office, where they take walk-ins until 9 pm. So we did the long drive to Centreville, where at 7:13 pm we were told by the front desk agent at that location that (a) they are not open until 9, and (b) they were no longer taking walk-ins before they close at 7:30. So we had to turn around and go home without being seen. What a waste of a night. I'll stay away from this operation. Lesson learned.

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    Derek H Ochiai, MD

    Derek H Ochiai, MD

    4.3(14 reviews)
    0.1 mi

    I've had bilateral hip labrum reconstructions and osteoplasty with Dr. Ochiai, 2 years apart. I…read moredrove about 75-90 minutes to see him and it was well worth the drive and the tolls! My symptoms had been blamed on pulled muscle and other things for years, so by the time I got the right diagnosis, my hip was not in great shape. He explained my options thoroughly, risks/benefits of surgery, etc, and I never felt rushed. On followbut, I had biceps tendonitis, and he fit me in for a steroid injection, no problem. Both surgeries went well. My left did better, but it was done earlier, and honestly, I followed instructions better. I was able to run and do the things I wanted again. I was always able to get an appointment with him in a timely fashion. Sometimes, there may be a wait, but I would rather have a doctor who doesn't rush through your appointment than one on time.

    I have been struggling with a torn labrum and FAI for almost four years. I tried multiple cycles…read moreof physical therapy and really, really worked hard to avoid surgery because I was frankly afraid of the recovery. I saw three separate hip surgeons, and came to Ochiai after numerous recommendations from others. I've talked to no fewer than 20 people that have had hip arthroscopy with various surgeons. I've spoken with people that have had horrific experiences with recovery and results from the same procedure that I have. I have also talked to some who urged me to have the procedure because it improved their quality of life dramatically. Here is what I will tell you: your surgeon's experience and skill matter. Choose a surgeon that specializes in the procedure you need and commit to the physical therapy. I am absolutely convinced that Ochiai has a great deal to do with what I am going to characterize as a relatively easy recovery. I would recommend him without reservation for hip arthroscopy. I'm now three weeks after surgery and here is what I will tell you: -The procedure was far easier than I anticipated in many ways, and more difficult in others. The upshot is surgery was worth it and I wish I hadn't waited. I'm frankly stunned at how reasonable my recovery was. - I was not really in pain following surgery, just discomfort for a few days. I was off narcotics within 24 hours after surgery. I believe I took two narcotic pain pills after leaving the surgical center. - The worst things to anticipate about this surgery are 1) needing to have someone to help you out for the 48 hours or so afterward, 2) understanding that you will have to commit to wearing a brace for about 6 weeks afterward and to be on crutches for approximately 1-4 weeks after, and 3) understanding PT is a commitment for months after. - I live in a house with lots and lots of stairs. They were no problem. If you have a symptomatic torn labrum or pinching from FAI then I urge you to see Ochiai.

    William P. Petersen, MD - OrthoVirginia

    William P. Petersen, MD - OrthoVirginia

    5.0(1 review)
    0.0 mi

    I have been meaning to thank Dr Petersen for a while now, and write a review. This is my story: In…read moreJuly 2020, i was riding a capitol bikeshare down 23rd street in Arlington VA near my house. I ride that bike almost daily to go to my gym a mile up/downhill. I started loving biking and hills especially climbing up and coasting down. On a particular day, on my smooth coast down 23rd street, i pressed on brake lightly as i usually did, and the brake suddenly locked. My body went flying in the air at a 45 degree angle, i think i did a roll because i was intuiviey trying to save my head, i landed directly on my right elbow and ribcage. at that moment, i actually thought i was perhaps dead or unconcious. A nice young man, got off his bike and called 911. The ambualce came and to me to VA hospitial center. I thought I broke ribs but nope i compeltely shattered my right elow, open compound fracture. I stayed overnight and was put on meds, they told me i needed surgery first thing. I have never been in surgery. I was ready to die. I thought i might. I prayed and went into the O.R., I saw Dr Peterson under the mask and i asked him If I had a choice, he basically said not much if i ever wanted to get my elbow back working. Long story short, I woke up and had a new screw in my elbow. My parents took me home to NJ where I was not allowed to do much for 6 weeks and the slowly started PT at Inova in Arlington. I called Dr Petersen several times overnight, in pain, scared to death. Once the bone healed, he encouraged me to keep trying to used it, to go to PT and ordered me a dynaplint to help get my rage of motion back. For almost 2.5 months i could not brush my hair, teeth, or eat with my right arm, Over time, slowly I got my fork closer and closer to my mouth each week. By the time of my birthday, sept 16th, i went to dinner with friends and (yes see my current yelp photo), that is me getting my fork to my mouth!!! I was very elated to do push ups again by october and played tennis by spring 2021. Its now FEb 2022, and my elbow has almost full range with pin inside. I might eventually have to get it removed depending on pain and if there might be future setbacks. But for now, I am grateful i can bend and extend and not be in pain. In sum, a year and half later, I just am grateful also for the guy who called 911, the ER staff and Dr Petersen who worked with skill and care, to recover my elbow, it was the scariest day of my life, but I am healing well. Thank you Dr Petersen and Orthovirgina team:)

    Andrew B. Wolff, M.D. - orthopedists - Updated May 2026

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