Dr Silveri is one of THE most competent, compassionate, and conservative orthropedic surgeons in…read moreNorthern Virginia. He provides the most significant and meaningful care and attention without excessive and costly treatments. I have seen Dr. Silveri four time over past 25 years with positive and enduring results. Highly recommend Dr. Silveri to all those requiring orthropedic care of spine, back and extremities. J Shane David

This asshole almost killed me! He denied my IV fluids and pain meds after only 6 hours after a 3.5…read morehr surgery. Then watched me scream in pain for 24 hours and did nothing. I had reported over and over that I could not Swallow, so he also dehydrated the crap out of me, then blamed me for "not yielding". He then IGNORED the hospital's Dietitian who diagnosed me in late-stage Starvation with muscle wasting and SENT ME HOME ALONE unable to eat or drink while eating my own body to survive! When I desperately tried to stop him from discharging me while unsafe, I was booted out of the building by Hospital Security for being anxious! You'd be anxious too if sent home to starve! For over 40 days I reported 20 TIMES that I was starving and begged to be admitted for a feeding tube and fluids, which HE IGNORED! This idiot sat there and forced me to nearly STARVE TO DEATH! He is the most Grossly Negligent and unscrupulous doctors I have ever seen. He lied in my records about how great I was doing when I looked like a corpse. Then had the hospital FALSIFY ALL MY RECORDS to include defaming me and discrediting me to lessen my ability to sue. He is a lying sack of shit who destroyed my life and is probably too clueless to know it. If you want the most negligent, dishonest asshole surgeon on the planet to do your surgery, go to Dr. Silveri! Just don't expect to survive!

I was having some pain in my left wrist and had seen another ortheopedic doctor about it and he…read morewasn't sure what it was. I went on Washingtonian.com and looked at the top doctors and found Dr. Subir Jossan on the list. He was also a hand specialist which was a bonus for my condition. I made an appointment. It did take the receptionist a long time to enter my information. She didn't ask if I was a new patient until later and had to enter my info all over again. My GPS didn't get me to the building. I drove around a bit until I found it. I tried calling the business but I could reach a live person. That was a little frustrating but I finally found the place. Plenty of parking available. Check in was fine. Dr. Jossan is one of the best doctors I have ever met with. He has the best bedside manner. He's smart and funny. I really didn't have to ask many questions because he was so thorough explaining everything. I highly recommend him. I ended up being diagnosed with tendinitis and got a cortisone shot. I didn't have any big problems with customer service and the service I received from Dr. Jossan was worth the visit.

Absolutely disappointed with the office staff…read more A day before my appointment they send a cancellation notification and no courtesy to call for rescheduling, as if they are lord forkland and we have to take the trouble to call them back. This is not a free service, we pay high dollars for their service so this office staff and its management needs to treat the patients with dignity and good customer service. When I called I was told, take it or leave it and no better alternative was provided. Ruth and pathetic service from their front office is simply unacceptable.

I can't say enough about my positive experience under the care of Dr. Matthew Buchanan at Nirschl…read moreOrthopaedic Center. After months of ankle and foot pain, my PT referred me to Dr. Buchanan and after the first visit, I knew I was on the right path to healing. He was very pleasant and patient with all my questions and concerns and clearly explained what was going on with my foot. I had ankle ligament reconstruction a year ago and my foot is now better than ever. The office was great to work with on scheduling appointments, the PA Jessica was fabulous, and the surgery was very straightforward. One thing I really liked was the detailed instructions for pre and post surgical care. This established realistic expectations for my recovery and something I could refer back to when needed. They are a very caring and helpful group of people and I will continue to use them for my joint care.

Was in pain and told to get an MRI, which I did. Pain worsened and my leg went numb (MRI showed…read morebulging disc pressing nerve). I was in debilitating pain and they didn't return phone calls for 2 days and I had to go to ER.

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.

Anderson Clinic is among the elite of excellent orthopedic care. Dr Sameer Nagda is top notch. He…read moredid my reverse shoulder replacement. Now I'm pain free, range of motion excellent, and strengthening continues the best!! Thanks Dr N and his team!

Dr. Magda saved my shoulder back in 2012 or so . He was friendly, direct , an excellent surgeon. ,…read moreand gave me specific directions to follow . Very proactive . I liked him from the get go. Just fill out your patient form completely so all this info can be filed . If you are going to be treated , necessary information is a must . I now must visit him again , almost 20 years later . Both of my shoulders are torn and they need to be repaired . He is a skilled artist/ surgeon at his work . He is a bit forward , and he knows his profession . Trust him . I'll get back to you on my visit .

Dr. Bobrow was the fourth "top" DC total-knee-replacement surgeons I interviewed in January of this…read moreyear. He was the only of the four that took seriously my fears based on my significant pre-existent condition (beside my deeply arthritic right knee: significant atrophy of all my right leg muscles stemming complications from the removal from the back of my right thigh of a 10 pound, benign tumor when I was 13. Only Dr. Bobrow of the four candidate surgeons had me disrobe to my briefs, and actually examined my entire right leg, including touching it (!). He then told me in detail how my TKR would be somewhat more complicated than usual, and ordered a few tests (e.g., leg/blood circulation) to ensure that my leg was "up to" the surgery. Dr. Bobrow and his excellent team did a great job. My real work began the day after surgery, when the meds wore off, and I was immediately thrust into intense (and initially (three weeks) quite painful) PT, conducted by the experts at ED&A Therapy, located conveniently next door to Dr. B' offices at Summit Orthopedics. By week 4, I was walking without assistance -- but the real benefit was that I awoke each morning to the repeated good news of there being absolutely no pain in my right knee. I'm now 3 months plus, I am walking strong and even, and my atrophied right leg muscles have returned, though I still have a long ways to go! I feel every day something I haven't felt in many years: strong and completely symmetrical. I won't dwell on the pain, frustrations, and hard emotions I experienced in the early weeks -- for a surgery as serious as this, these really have to be expected. The team ensures you have access throughout your recovery to the medication needed to manage your physical pain. Dr. B's office staff is competent, cordial and helpful -- but one must expect that he/she will experience some hiccups with processing and paperwork, and some extended waiting periods beyond the promised appointment time. But this is truly minor stuff. Though he has been doing TKRs and other procedures for some time, Dr. Bobrow comes across as excited with and enthused about his work. Being able to vanquish the constant, often searing pain that comes with an arthritic knee -- now, that's a great talent! I give Dr. Bobrow and his team my highest recommendation for TKR.

My mother recently had knee replacement surgery performed by Dr Bobrow. While he's seemingly a…read moretalented surgeon, I have little positive to say about the after-care program. It seems that Dr. B feels his job is done when the incision is stitched. He departed on vacation shortly after performing the operation and never reached out to determine how my mom was doing (not terribly well). I would urge anyone researching surgeons to look closely at the follow-up regimen, a vital but often inferior piece of American medicine.

I was referred to Dr. Graeter by my sports med doctor after experiencing some recurring knee pain,…read morebut after this experience I won't be back. Dr. Graeter seemed incredibly uninterested in what I had to say- taking very cursory notes, not really seeming to listen, and failing to ask questions. It would make sense that this lack of attention would lead to an incorrect diagnosis (IT Band). When I pointed out that his diagnosis did not correspond with my area of pain, he blustered about a bit, took another quick look at my knee, and gave me a few sheets of paper with hamstring and IT band stretches on them. I'm happy to do this, but it would have been helpful if he had given some details such as how often to do the stretches, for how long, how this corresponds with my injury cause and recuperation, when is it ok to start running, etc. Instead, it seemed as though his highest priority was getting out of the room and on to the next patient. This visit was a monumental waste of my time- not only was he late in seeing me, but I feel that my knee pain has not been addressed and I will have to search for another doctor to do what Dr. Graeter should have done today.

Was referred there by my primary doctor for a foot pain and the staff was more than accommodating…read moreto get me in without an appointment and Dr. Graeter was very thorough and pleasant.

Barry who gave knee injections was excellent care professional courteous and explained and showed…read more on screen exactly what he was doing. Office staff is friendly polite and patient ficussed.

I had an appointment with Dr. John Ferrell on September 12, 2024, at the ROSM Washington, DC office…read morebut left before seeing him because I was not seen in a timely manner and left after an inappropriate time to wait. This is the second time I have experienced this problem with ROSM including previously in July with another doctor in the practice. Both times I was taken to an examining room in a timely manner and was left to wait in the room. After over 30 minutes, I left the room and spoke to one of the staff to ask if there was a problem. Both times I was told that the doctor was with another patient and would be in to see me in a while. My first complaint, therefore, is that it is not the patient's responsibility to determine why there is a delay. The doctor should instruct his/her staff to let the patient know that there is a delay and what are the patient's alternatives. Both times the staff person apologized for which I appreciate their apologies. An apology by a staff person, however, does not indicate that there will be any change in how waiting patients are informed of delays. On September 12, 2024, the staff person told me that the doctor was in a room with no clock, which is not an excuse but demonstrates poor planning by the doctor. Therefore, my second complaint is that the ROSM Washington, DC office is poorly managed and fails to properly plan appointment times for patients. I will not be returning to this practice for any reason.