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?

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 had a terrible fall back in October. Went to Stafford Hospital and Dr Esway was on call. He did…read moreemergency surgery on my knee. I have to say that I feel that he did a wonderful job. He is professional and caring and he will give you the time you need if you have questions!! Although I'm still recovering I am up and walking after only three months. At my age that might be a miracle! Thank you Doctor Esway!!

Dr Esway is a good phycian. His dedication to his patients shows in his practice. I came to Dr…read moreEsway at the recommendation of my sister who had a foot injury. I reached out to Dr. Esway's office and they were able to fit me in quickly, I believe it was next day. The doctor has a great personality and easy to speak with. After X-rays and an exam he was able to recommend what would best assistant me. A j to good health more importantly he cared enough to follow up to see if I was getting better I highly recommend Dr. Esway.

After a failed attempt with another orthopedic physical therapy provider I switched to POA in Ocean…read morePines and can't be happier with the results. The front desk is professional and efficient. The physical therapist is very professional and her careful program of therapy for me has greatly improved my situation in a little over 4 weeks of PT. The treatment room is spacious, clean and can handle multiple patients at one time without one feeling crowded during treatment.

Care was not great. Felt very impersonal and my pain was never resolved. Even when I told them this…read moreisn't working they continued with the same measures. It was a complete waste of money.

02.16.24 I've been a…read morepatient of Dr Rabbitt for 40 years, my first time seeing him was in the ER during a snow in 1984 I fell and broke my collar bone. Ever since then I've broken both feet, have operated on both of them to many to count, had some problems my wrist, smashed my hand, had shoulder surgery and some recent elbow problems. Dr Rabbit is excellent he will take good care of you. Don't know how much longer he's going to be practicing I'm going to be disappointed when I have to find a new orthopedic doctor.

Review of expert diagnosis and treatment of knee injury by Dr. Edward Lambert at OrthoVirginia on…read moreFirst Colonial in Va Beach. Dr. Lambert took great care in examining my injured knee, withdrawing fluid (62cc), ordering an MRI, analyzing those results, providing expert diagnosis and providing a treatment plan. Couldn't be happier with the medical care and service. My knee is healing well and I am back to running - short segments - and I believe I will return to full abilities (for a guy 71! haha) in the next month or so. For a little background, a previous doctor at a different practice ordered an X-ray, did a brief examination, told me it was useless to drain the fluid, gave me a cortisone shot and told me I'd be lucky if that helped for 6 months and that he'd see me in 6 months to talk knee replacement. My running friends said, "Go see Dr. Lambert." As noted above, Dr. Lambert went the extra mile and the MRI results showed there was nothing torn - not MCL, not ACL, not meniscus - thus no surgery was required, but that I did come dangerously close to doing so and should slowly rehab my knee according to his tried-and-true Walk To Run Program and I should regain full use, range of motion and ability within a month or two. That's huge difference! Huge! If you're a runner, you know.

I've been a patient of this practice for knee issues in the past. However, my provider retired…read more This review is specifically for Dr. Edward Lambert. Dr. Lambert as a knee specialist was recommended. He has an amazing bedside manner and was very easy to talk to. He provided a great exam and explanation of my xray and steps moving forward with PT. Will definitely recommend Dr. Lambert to my large network of friends.

DO NOT LET THIS DOCTOR OPERATE ON YOU!!! I had an Fusion…read moreat C6-C7, upon further investigation the implant is crooked and poking into my esophogus causing major swallowing issues. The surgery is being redone since the "referred" pain it was supposed to correct hasnt gone anywhere. Go somewhere else!!

I travel an hour each way to be seen here, as the staff and physicians are excellent. They take my…read morehealth seriously, and are compassionate as well. Dr. Roh does outstanding procedures on me, from genicular (knee) nerve ablations) to fluoroscopy guided spinal injections, with complete competency. I have been seen at 4 other pain clinics in my life, but this is the one i want for the rest of my life. Jessica, Steven, and the receptionist (who's name escapes me) complete the team and are superior in their expertise, as well. Look no further, you have found the best.

Dr. Rajeev Pandarinath is truly exceptional. He has treated both my daughter and me over the past…read morefew years, for my daughter's Osgood-Schlatter's and a fractured finger, and for my own chronic knee pain in my mid-40s. Every single time, he's gone above and beyond. His bedside manner is outstanding--he listens, explains things clearly, and genuinely cares about his patients. It's rare to find a doctor who not only has such deep expertise but also clearly loves what he does. I have never waited more than 10 minutes to see him (kudos to his staff for running a well organized office and schedule for this busy doctor). While we don't enjoy the injuries we get on our own, we feel incredibly grateful to have found Dr. Pandarinath to treat them.

I run marathons. I got injured. It happens. I went to see Dr. Pandarinath back when my knee pain…read morefirst started in June 2012. He said it was nothing and prescribed an anti-inflammatory and rest. I took about a month off before I started training again, with no issues. I was training for the Marine Corps Marathon, got up to 15 miles, headed out for my 18 mile run and my knee gave out completely. I went back to see the doctor and he diagnosed me with tendinitis, prescribed PT and rest. I took 6 MONTHS off. I spent those 6 months in PT, following orders, doing exercises, etc. I saw him during a 3 month check up and he said I was making progress. When I was discharged from PT, I got the ok to start running again. For 3 months, I gradually built my running back up and got the ok to run a Half Marathon...the Nike Women's Half. At Mile 8, my knee gave out. I went to see a different doctor (Dr. Annunziata). He called for an MRI (something Dr. Pandarinath had never done) and diagnosed me with IT Band Syndrome...which has the complete opposite symptoms of tendinitis. A runner with a knee injury and you don't take an MRI? Even I questioned that. So, now it's May, I'm almost a year out from an injury that typically has a 6-8 week recovery time, and I'm just now starting to recover because of his misdiagnosis. Oh, and I would say his wait times were decent...except for that one time I waited for 90 minutes in his office and he never showed up.