They wanted me there at 2p for a 230p appt with Dr. Levy…read more I was here at 2p for a 230p appt with Dr. Levy. The receptionist had all the charm of concrete. Got an x-ray and was shuttled into a small waiting room. At 3p, he still hadn't shown up. Had to use the restroom. Dr. Levy was at the nurse's station when I asked where the restroom was (brand new building). When I came back, he was nowhere to be found. I thought maybe he had gone into the room to wait for me. Nope. I went up to the nurse's station and told them that i had been there for an hour, my appt was 1/2 hour ago, and to cancel it. One of the nurses asked for my name. "I've given you all the information you need. Have a nice day." As I was going into lobby, she asked if I wanted to reschedule. "No. Have a nice day." Two hours shot.

I see Dr. Levy for my arthritic foot. I see him every 4 months for the last 2.5/3.0 years - for a…read moresteroid shot that is extremely painful for about 20 seconds. Dr. Levy is kind, patient, and thorough. I don't remember ever having to wait very long, but I do know he does a lot of surgeries, and he is stuck in surgery every once in awhile. As a general rule, dentist, doctor, hospital, I expect to wait. I do take my phone AND EARBUDS (be a good neighbor) to listen to audio books or read my my latest kindle book. But then again, I always bring something to work on or have a book to read. Sitting doing nothing for 10 min is too hard. 30 min is excruciating, right? I have a checklist: Computer, phone, kindle, glasses, water, ear buds, ID and car keys in a small canvas bag 100% charged or with appropriate chargers. In the past, I have brought needle-work. Your list will be vastly different than mine, but bring your EARBUDS to listen to DIY project you've been thinking about, etc?

I had a workmen comp apt on March 25, 2025. I saw Dr Aldridge, he asked me 3 questions and told me…read morehe couldn't make a diagnosis until I get an MRI for my back. I said okay. Fast forward to Sept 9, 2025 my benefits have been canceled because of a IME report he sent on April 15, 2025, which he hasn't seen me since or reviewed my MRI that I had done in June. I explained this to the workmen comp agency, they don't want to hear anything that I have to say. I had to obtain a lawyer to get my benefits restored in as of right now, I have no income.

Picked this place due to high rating…read more Gave me last appointment of day for young daughter and you expect to be late going in. Staff should be used to running late too; it's a doctors office. They were not. Got into an exam room 45min after scheduled appointment time. First nurse wanted my pharmacy. I started looking up address and she quickly said just give me the road. Like I was impeding on her time after I was waiting an hour (45min plus being there 15min before appt.). What do you think would happen if I just said Route 17. You know my scripts aren't going to the one Walgreens I want. She's picking one of the other 3 on the road. Shortly thereafter got in for X-rays. That X-ray tech was pleasant and only bright spot of the visit. Finally saw Dr. Aldrich 1:15 after my scheduled appointment. He tried his best not to rush but I can tell he was over seeing patients that day. Was short. Hard to understand. He said to get MRI and if nothing is found otherwise we'll do therapy. Hate sports medicine doctors falling back to therapy if they can't figure out the problem in the first visit. Anyway, he never even asked if I had questions and was out the door while finishing his last sentence. Yes I did have questions. Got none answered. Told to wait in room. Was expecting him to come back so not a huge deal. Instead an older nurse with short gray curly hair came back instead. Barged in saying I need to tell her where to send MRI script. I am new to area and not used to the Drs office sending the script to a place as opposed to the patient getting a script in hand. She just glared and gave me eyes as I scrambled to see if I could find a place associated with my PCP, took my insurance, was close to my home, and not a hospital where sick people are - perhaps an imaging center. She was impatient and didn't explain anything. To the point my young child said something to me after. I just gave a nearby hospital that she said was good and hoped for the best. It's Hampton Roads. It's not like the population doesn't turnover frequently. Then as we left the exam room, she turns to her co-workers and said angrily the guy took 10minutes to figure out where to go for a MRI. B, it was 5 and I didn't even get to pick. It's 5:30 at this point. Been there almost 2 hours. Saw staff for a total of 10 minutes tops and she's complaining I'm taking to long. All because she wanted to go home. Walked to checkout, lights off, staff lined up at door waiting for me to leave. Got no questions answered, no needed doctors note, no documentation of any kind that I was even there. Just got to sit there for 2 hours and be insulted. Cherry on top. After more than a week and not hearing anything we finally reached out to the hospital bc this office doesn't return calls. Find out the hospital doesn't do MRIs for children that young. So this doctor treats children but doesn't know that Sentera won't do MRIs for children of a certain age??? Decided to start over. Spent a month and several calls to get this doctors staff to provide the X-rays before I could go elsewhere so I don't get hit again by insurance. At the end of the day, I'm out copay, 2 hours time plus time on calls with office & hospital, a second trip to Williamsburg (gas and 45 more minutes) to finally get X-ray images and worst of all my child's treatment delayed 2 months. Plus the new doctor could see the issue in the X-ray that this first office did not. (Though used MRI to confirm) What an embarrassment.

I wouldn't send my dog to him....he's the worst doctor I've seen in many years....he treated me for…read morewhat he thought was bursitis, MRI showed a tear in my glute plus cyst...my hip is lost it's stability with all the time he wasted with X-rays I didn't need, cortisone shots that didn't help, prednisone that didn't help , 5 weeks of PT 2x a week , useless only to be told it's time for an MRI. Showed up at my scheduled time to go over the findings, waited 45 minutes, no doctor....found him looking at something on his computer, he said to me that his medical scheduler quit and basically he had other patients with more serious problems than me and I could reschedule....really??? I'm looking at surgery to repair the tears in my glute, my hip is unstable, I've been in so much pain and he wouldn't give me anything to relieve the pain either....no compassion, I wouldn't give him the time of day for the way he treated me on 10/8/2021

I am having my knee replaced soon. I am very happy with the care I have received to date. The…read moreoffice staff is wonderful. I will definitely recommend Dr McCarthy and Tidewater Orthopedics. I had my knee replacement 5 weeks ago. Everything went great and couldn't be happier.

I just wanted to let you two know how much I appreciate you and your entire staff. Everytime I come…read moreto your office, everyone that is on your staff goes out of their way to make sure that every patient's needs are being taken care of. They go out of their way to do whatever is needed to make your day better. They are proficient in their care, and do so with expediency and empathy. Bob, you and Anne, should be very proud of the practice that you have built and know that you have some very special people working for you! I can not thank you and your staff enough. I know that I am in great hands when I come to your office!!

I've been seeing Dr. Pinto for back pain since 2002. Most recently, I received stem cell therapy…read morefrom Dr. Em for a herniated cervical disc--an old sports injury--and the results have been life-changing. It's been over a year since the treatment, and sometimes I forget I ever injured my neck. If you're considering orthopedic surgery, it's definitely worth exploring regenerative therapies first.

I am surprised by the negative reviews of this practice. I have seen a number of the doctors in…read morethis practice and found every one of them to be attentive, personable and very knowledgeable. Meniscus surgery by Dr. Sablan went very smooth. Knee replacement with Dr. Matthews was so much better than one I had 10 years ago. He even makes his own follow up and appointment calls! Follow up visit with Dr. Kingston was just as great. Hand consult with Dr. Campolatarro was great. I've never had to wait long periods in the waiting room and most times can get quick appointments when needed. All the doctors took time to listen and I never felt rushed. I would highly recommend this practice!

In an attempt to have doctors visits closer to home I attempted to make an appointment for a very…read morepainful foot condition. I filled out the requested form online and received an email to call the office, I did first thing on a Monday morning. I spent over 30 min. on hold. I was not able to make an appointment because I did not have my Medicare card info. I had my Anthem. I decided to go to OrthoVirginia. Within 10 minutes I had an appointment. True it is in Richmond but I know I will get individual attention without being made to feel as if I am only a number. I also suggest checking out the reviews which I did not before calling. If I had I most likely would not have even called.

I have not had a more thorough doctors visit before like the one I had with Dr P! He is amazing and…read morestraight to the point. I am so excited to have him as my primary doctor. I brag about him to my family in MI because of how great his facility is!!!

I'm at home for the holidays and to avoid falling into a suburban laze I try to keep myself busy…read more On the first day home I got my hair cut, trimmed my body hair, masturbated, and set a doctor's appointment. I guess these things were never a priority while living in a city. Dr. Piccioni was the first doctor listed when I searched by my health provider in my zip code. His office is only 10 minutes from my house (it takes 5 minutes to get out of my neighborhood). As a vagabond, I've seen many doctors and yet again I lucked out. I arrived at the new office on time, filled out the first-time application, was called in a few minutes later, was checked and questioned by the nurse, then waited a few more minutes for the doc to come in. Frank's pleasant to talk to and straightforward when it comes to medicine. Maybe this is because he's an osteopathic physician (I had to Wikipedia that myself. The osteopathic philosophy is similar to my own; I just didn't know there was a term for it). I was informed of and opted to get tetanus and pertussis vaccine, a blood count and cholesterol check (I even ate before coming in. I didn't know this was possible!), my lip cyst checked, and a ton of medicine for my genetic skin problem. It was all done timely and effortlessly. I have a PPO health policy, but I gladly consider Frank to be my primary physician.