i have had both knees replaced by dr. reeves, a hammertoe released by dr. masserly and will be…read morehaving spinal fusion with dr. seal. i have found all things town center to be helpful and accurate. they put my chassis back together after aging and use have taken their toll. many thanks to them all.

I was very disappointed with how this office operates. It felt like the team did not truly care…read moreabout their patients. We came in for a broken ankle, but it was treated as if it were not a serious issue. An MRI was necessary for the next step in treatment, yet the request was not submitted to the insurance in a timely manner. We had to repeatedly follow up and push the office just to get the request sent. In the meantime, we were left waiting in pain without proper support or protection while waiting for the MRI to be scheduled and completed. Even after the MRI was completed and the report was sent to the doctor's office the next day, no one contacted us to schedule a follow-up appointment or begin treatment. Isn't the office supposed to monitor this and follow up with patients to move treatment forward? Overall, this was a very frustrating and upsetting experience.

I went to see Dr. Miller for carpal tunnel & cubital tunnel syndromes for both of my arm & hands…read more Dr. Miller first prescribed PT but that didn't help so he gave me cortisone injections in my wrist. Miracle do happen. I'm now cured. No more numb to the point that I could feel nothing with my hands. Dr. Miller is very nice to communicate with. I know what some other patient said that this place pack patients in to make money. Yes, there are a lot of patients in the waiting room but that's because they have so many different type of Orthopaedic surgeons here. They don't have time to chat about your personal life. The only thing I don't like is that sometimes I do have to wait in the room to be seen. However, last time I was there I was seen right away. I guess it just depends.

I came to Town Center Orthopedics to see Dr. Miller for carpal tunnel syndrome. My experience was…read morebeyond horrible. I sat in the waiting room for over an hour. Once I was taken back to an exam room, I was in there for an hour and fifteen minutes. I was not seen by a nurse or Dr. Miller during this over two hour period. NO ONE came to let me know when or if I'd be seen. No one came to take my vitals or let me know anything. Every time I looked out the door to find anyone to see what the major delay was, the hall was empty. I have degenerative disc disease in my low back. By sitting on their less than comfortable chairs for well over two hours. I couldn't take the pain anymore so I had to leave. I do NOT recommend this facility or Dr. Miller at all. They don't seem to care how long they leave patients waiting. I'm sure many patients are in pain just waiting unreasonably long hours just to see a doctor. It's down right shameful!. If I could have the option of selecting 0 stars, I would.

The Centreville location of The Jackson Clinic has been nothing short of exceptional in helping me…read moreheal an ankle fracture with a severe sprain. I was a skeptic as i began my recovery with them after being in a boot and unable to walk on it for two months. Walked in for my first apt in a boot nearly 3 months ago and now i'm out of the boot and getting very close to full mobility in my ankle, ALL BECAUSE of THEM!!! Their knowledge, support, encouragement and true commitment to help me, allowed me to heal better, faster and more completely than would have EVER happened without them. I have heard awful stories about physical therapists that friends have gone to so i didn't have much faith in the process, but i got REALLY lucky when i picked this practice. Rob is my Doctor there, and he, along with Melissa and Kellie, as therapists, have worked together to solve my recovery issues. It is ALL because of them that i will have a full and complete recovery with full mobility. As a 59 year old that has been very active my entire life, a full recovery was critical to me and my quality of life. I trusted them enough to do whatever it took to heal my injury and was consistent in the home assignments I was given. If anyone reading this has a current or old injury and you want to fully recover, THIS is the place to do it. Its a large, well lit, fully equipped facility. Ijust cannot thank and praise them enough!!!

This place was recommended by a PT from another organization where scheduling had become difficult…read more My teenage kid had ACL surgery and was three weeks post-op when we came here. As a travel athlete, the goal of rehab is not only healing but returning to peak performance. The first PT who assessed my kid was not friendly - I would probably say she was a bit condescending, and made us feel bad for allowing knee bending exercises, something both the surgeon and the previous PT had encouraged. She instructed us to stop all bending exercises, including heel slides, until further notice. When she sarcastically asked my kid to lift a straight leg and immediately pointed out the inability to do so, my kid explained that the foot was stuck on the table base. No chance to let her try again, PT moved on to whatever was next on her list of things to do. Despite nothing appearing abnormal in recovery, the PT dismissed our explanations and remained condescending throughout. I simply said we'd email the doctor's protocol to her rather than argue. We later learned from the second PT - not from scheduling, check-in, or even the first PT herself - that the initial PT was leaving in a couple of weeks as she was a traveling PT, and we'd be reassigned to someone else. Given that ACL rehab typically lasts 7-12 months (a timeframe she herself confirmed), it was disappointing that this wasn't disclosed upfront. It reflected a lack of continuity and care for the patient experience. The second PT was much kinder and even seemed surprised by the "no bending" instruction. He gave my kid very basic quad engagement exercises on the table with light stretching. However, he was clearly managing multiple patients at once, leaving my kid waiting between exercises. The appointment also ran to about 80 minutes, despite being told it would last an hour, and only ended because I mentioned we had to get to school. Afterward, I contacted the doctor, who advised us to stop going there immediately since not bending the knee could harm recovery. I would not recommend this place, especially for young athletes.

I always feel taken care of. I pretty much a weekly patient and, because of that, still active and…read moremoving in my 70's.

Being honest with the patient, the only nice thing about this place was the receptionist manager…read morethey won $47 just to talk to you for five minutes and yes, they say they will give you free consultation and free x-rays, but they won't go over the x-ray until you sign up for another time. That's like distortion bad place to go.

Absolutely the best podiatrist. He actually listens and doesn't make you feel rushed while you…read moreexplain what is ailing you. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!

Fantastic with my autistic son! He is almost 30 and I can only say this about a hand full of…read moredoctors! Dr Wilhelm and his staff are so kind. Highly recommend!

Poor surgical outcome for my shoulder surgury. His bedside manner is lacking compared to other…read morephysicians.

Do not go here the quack of quacks. Please do not see this joker do not think about it. I visited…read morehim because I had severe foot pain. He did not x ray me. He instead wrote me a note telling me to go to a physiatrist, since there was nothing wrong with me. He sent it registered mail. A couple months later, I had eight painful Nueromas removed.

Been coming here 3 times a week for two months and everyone on the payroll is easy to deal with and…read moremore than friendly. It's by appointment only, so the further you can plan ahead, the easier it is to get those prime appointment times. But for those that work later, they are opened until 8pm and even on Saturdays... so you don't have to miss work. All of the physical therapists really know their stuff, I feel like they genuinely care about my recovery and myself as a person. They track all your progress, communicate with your doctor, and really try to help out as much as possible. I highly recommend them for anyone in need of physical therapy, because you know you are getting professional care by licensed and certified physical therapists.

The facility in Annandale is premium and the care received from my DPT has been outstanding. I…read moreused to work in PT and this practice is excellent.

Dr. Tim Yun helped me tremendously. I had injured my knee through flag football, bad sprain and…read moreinflammation. I've dealt with tendinitis a lot through high school and college so my knees have been through a lot. Dr. Yun was able to diagnose how bad the sprain was and whether or not any ligaments were torn. Luckily, it was a bad sprain with scar tissue and damaged tissue within the knee area. The service was great, the staff there really know how to communicate with you and push you through all the exercises. The exercises given to me progressively got harder as my condition improved. I felt challenged and definitely felt improvement as the weeks and sessions went on. Dr. Yun also provided me with at-home exercises which further helped my recovery. Overall, this place is a good place to go for any physical therapy. I was back playing flag football and other sports within 3 months of rehab. 5 stars for the staff and their service.

Hidden gem! Very kind reception and professional!! I couldn't cross my leg for so long, I thought I…read morewould have to learn to live with this, and within the first 3 treatments I could feel the tightness loosening. I can't believe the improvement!!! Then the dry needling was the icing on the cake! Thank you so much!

I have a very complicated history of foot and ankle problems and Dr. Hurst has been an amazing help…read moreto me. First, I injured my left ankle and saw two different orthopedists over a series of two years to deal with pain and inflammation. The first orthopedist said that I had Achilles tendinitis and prescribed anti-inflammatory medication and physical therapy. I experienced an intermittent lessening of symptoms but was never fully out of pain. Unfortunately, this orthopedist seemed satisfied with this result and when I expressed a desire to walk without pain, he told me to just give it time and offered no further treatment or suggestion. I got a second opinion from another orthopedist. This second doctor did an MRI and said I had small tears / cysts / swelling over the tendon. He sent me to physical therapy again and gave me more anti-inflammatories. The physical therapist said that my ankle was too swollen to safely do any exercise, so he focused on getting the swelling to go away. I did this for about two months and, while my pain level improved some, I was still limping and miserable. I went back to the orthopedist, who said he couldn't do anything else for me. I then suffered a new injury to both ankles simultaneously. The pain was so bad that I could barely stand upright, let alone walk. I could not get a rush appointment with the orthopedist, so I made an appointment with my family doctor. She was aghast at the condition and swelling of my ankles. I explained my treatment history to her and she suggested that I see a podiatrist instead of going back to the orthopedist. I contacted Dr. Hurst and he saw me immediately. I had sprained my right ankle and further injured the left Achilles tendon. Dr. Hurst was thorough and kind, and I felt like he was the first doctor to work with me who understood my desire to walk without pain and who would keep working until we had met that goal. For several months, I went through a variety of orthotics, splints, and braces, and had a long series of steroid injections to try to get the swelling under control. My sprained ankle completely healed and, while I had some much-appreciated improvement in my Achilles tendon, I couldn't completely shake the pain. After a great deal of consideration, Dr. Hurst and I agreed that anatomical foibles in my foot and ankle were impeding my recovery and that surgery to lengthen my Achilles tendon was the best permanent solution. The surgery was performed at the fabulous Inova Northern VA Surgical Center. Recovery was long and painful, but Dr. Hurst had been VERY clear about what to expect from the surgery, so I was fully prepared for this. I am pleased to report that my Achilles tendon is now completely recovered! In summary, Dr. Hurst's office is clean and efficient, and his staff is friendly. Dr. Hurst and his staff all remember who I am at each visit. This may sound inconsequential, but it makes me happy. Dr. Hurst takes time with me during our appointments, listens to what I say, answers my (sometimes stupid) questions, and is a knowledgeable doctor and skilled surgeon. I am forever grateful to him for working so hard to make me pain free!

Excellent care and communication before, during, and after treatment. I was lucky in that the…read moreoffice is located close to my home, but it was easy to locate and there was plenty of parking available. The office is clean and the front staff are very friendly and attentive as well. I would recommend everyone to come here for foot and ankle care.