Dr Petruccelli took the time to clearly explain my injury and course and of action. He also is…read moreamazing at giving injections.

Dr Gabriel Petruccelli is one of the best Ortho surgeons around and he has a great bedside manner…read morewhich is rare in surgeons! He shows you the X-rays , educates you and follows up diligently so you can see what is happening. He is always available to answer all questions. I also had a friend (over 60) who had a complete shoulder replacement. My friend showed me the X-rays and demonstrated how his shoulder works now - truly a miracle! He has completely recovered and has full use of his shoulder so he can do what he wants to do again. He followed through with all physical therapy but attributes the success to Dr. Petruccelli's skill as a surgeon.

+ Able to make an appointment the next day + Easily found…read moreparking right out front of the building - Waited 40 minutes before getting called back to a room + Xrays and intake taken right when we go to the room + Doctor came shortly after Xrays were taken - Bed side manner not great. Quick in and out interaction with little explanation when questions are asked

Today, I was here to check on my foot and make sure the fracture was healing properly…read more I saw Dr. Reddy and he was very nice and professional. He was also knowledgeable in his field. The office was very nice in making my appointment. The staff seemed very kind and helpful. The only issue I had was waiting for the doctor, waiting for the X-ray technician, and waiting for the results. I know it is a very busy doctor's office, so if they could trim some of that time off, I would definitely give them 5 stars. Thank you, Dr. Reddy for your expertise and kindness.

dr. Gilbert performed a Bankhart procedure on my son's dislocated shoulder. He only used one anchor…read moreand the literature recommends a minimum of three and as many as five anchors, and not only was there zero chance of one anchor stabilizing the joint, but he put it in the wrong location After he operated on my son's shoulder there was a clear problem immediately following the surgery but Dr. Gilbert told my son that was just apprehension After completing physical therapy, my son resumed activity and dislocated his shoulder again we have seen another surgeon and he reviewed the MRI and operative images and notes and said there was zero chance that the surgery Gilbert did could have been successful. we are so sad and angry

Dr. Gilbert was excellent. He took the time to explain my injury and what was needed. The…read moresubsequent surgery went smoothly and recovery has been faster than expected. Dr. Gilbert's education and extensive experience ranks him among the top DC orthopedic doctors. Dr. Gilbert's judgement, knowledge and experience made huge difference in my come back from a bad knee injury. I recommend Dr. Gilbert to anyone who needs a great doctor.

As Michael's wife, I have watched him deal with this hip pain for most of our 33 years of marriage…read more I've seen how much it affected the way he walked, what he could do, and just his everyday life. More than anything, I wanted him to finally have a real chance to get out of pain. Traveling from California to Maryland for surgery was a big decision. Michael has been an attorney in San Diego for decades and knows many of the top surgeons here, so going across the country was not something we took lightly. The doctors we saw here were talking about a much bigger open surgery. My husband, being my husband, had an enormous list of questions. A lot of the answers were already available in the information Dr. Christoforetti had put together, and his physician's assistant, Brian, answered many of the others. When we met with Dr. Christoforetti, he carefully went through everything with us and never made us feel rushed, even with Michael's never-ending list. One of the things that made me feel much better was understanding that doing the surgery through small openings did not mean he could see less. With the camera, he could actually get a very detailed view of what was going on and repair what he found without putting Michael through the much larger open surgery that had been discussed. Over the years, Michael tried just about every type of treatment available -- injections, physical therapy, and other non-surgical treatments -- without lasting relief. It meant so much to me that Dr. Christoforetti was finally trying to fix the actual problem instead of just treating the pain again. As a wife, there is a different kind of trust involved. Michael had to trust the surgeon operating on him. I had to trust the person I was handing my husband over to. Dr. Christoforetti made that easy. I felt that he truly cared about Michael and treated him the way you would want someone to treat a member of your own family. His whole team was wonderful to us. Being so far from home made both of us nervous, and having a direct number to Brian, his physician's assistant, gave us a lot of comfort. Dr. Christoforetti, if you ever make it to California, there will always be a place for you at our table. You took such wonderful care of my husband, and I would love the chance to return the kindness by making you the best home-cooked Persian meal of your life.

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.

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.

I had surgery done by Dr. Gilbert (who works at MOST but performs surgery elsewhere) at the Surg…read moreCenter of Potomac. After surgery, I was supposed to get a prescription for pain med. The Surg Center staff kept saying it had been sent to CVS although it had not; I had to spend an entire afternoon after my surgery pursuing the issue. HOWEVER, staff at Metro Orthopedics (MOST) were extremely helpful (even though the issue was not theirs; the mistake came from the Surg Center). Both the MOST front desk and the surgery coordinator Dorinda were very supportive. Dorinda had to spend a lot of time on the phone to get my issue resolved and finally made sure that CVS received the prescription. From this experience, and also from previous interactions, I give 5/5 starts to MOST staff.

I was overcharged for multiple visits because they collected copays when none were due. That was in…read more2024. No one will do anything to fix it.

Dr Christina Cervieri is a very competent surgeon and really seems to care. She did a good job…read moreperforming very complex surgery on me (as communicated by another surgeon reviewing my case in a second opinion). She's an excellent communicator who takes the time to answer questions in detail and even calls to personally talk vs relaying messages via staff. Small, personal practice with easy appt scheduling, which is a refreshing change of pace.

From the owner: TOP MD is a highly-personalized, full service, orthopedic practice that specializes in medical care…read morefor your bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, and muscles – all are essential to your quality of life. With over 20 years of experience, practice founder, Dr. Christina Cervieri and her team, provide “top” orthopedic service and care to any orthopedic issue you might have.

Dr Durbhakula saw me for an emergency on a Friday afternoon and he was wonderful. I got the…read moreappointment on the same day I called and I was so happy that he could accomodate me. He recommended against surgery and he made the right call. He was caring and compassionate and I would highly recommend him.

From the owner: Dr. Durbhakula's areas of expertise include arthroscopic, minimally invasive, reconstructive, and…read moremicrosurgical treatment of both acute and chronic conditions of the hand, wrist and elbow.

I was an avid exerciser. I particularly liked biking in the gym. I started noticing that my…read morebuttucks became numb after my rides. I didn't think much of it, but decided to get a deep tissue massage. Suddenly I found myself in severe pain whenever I was sitting. The nerve pain was so disabling that I had to carry a pillow everywhere. Sitting at my desk was impossible. Carrying a pillow into a meeting was embarrassing. Going out to dinner was a sacrifice. I became more and more reclusive. In my search for help, I miraculously found a book that lead me to a retreat with others suffering the same pain. I went all the way to Big Sur California for three days. There I was treated internally by a physical therapist who understood pelvic floor pain. Upon my return home, I went on a search to locate a therapist with the same understanding. I was blessed to find Miriam Graham, founder of Restore Motion in North Bethesda, MD. After suffering for two years, my condition began to resolve. It wasn't a quick fix. Nerves are the slowest things to heal in our bodies. I went to therapy with Miriam two times a week and continued for many months. My pelvic floor needed retraining to stop the muscles from re-tightening. I have been pain free for years now. I can sit anywhere on anything. No more pillows. This is a complicated condition. Miriam is an expert in this arena that few PT's know much about. Her work allowed me to return to a normal life.

Restore Motion is magical. I have seen multiple physical therapists at multiple other clinics for…read moreabout 3 years for a nagging shoulder issue without resolution. I met with Patrick, who talked with me for half an hour really inquiring in depth about my pain and limited range. He then worked with me and made some adjustments, and I walked away feeling some relief for the first time in years after my very first session. After seeing him once a week for 6 weeks, I am pain free and have almost 100% range of motion restored. I feel as if the other clinics I visited were treating a cough when I had pneumonia. Patrick got to the crux of the problem and treated me accordingly. I cannot rave enough about this place.

Dr Mark A. Peterson is one of the doctors i would say I can trust. He and his team helped, treated…read moremy daughter's dislocated ankle. It was tough and really painful for my daughter but how he handled the situation and explained all the procedures to us makes it easy for us to understand. He was there all through out the recovery. We are appreciative and grateful to all the help you have given us. We recommend Dr Mark A. Peterson who is very accommodating and very professional. God Bless you always. Big thank you to Dr Peterson and his team. Gladly my cousin refer you to us. Thank you so much again. Lat family Unna Lat ( patient)

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.