I can't decide whom I like more...Dr. Ryan or Dr. Kaas. Both are absolutely fantastic! They take…read morethe time to explain what exactly is wrong, give you all the possible options and always respect your choice (and input). My family and I have had NUMEROUS injuries to our ankles; all of which requiring various degrees of treatment (I.e soft casts, hard casts and surgeries). Through each procedure(s) both doctors were easy to reach, considerate of my time and kind. I sincerely could not recommend a better set of doctors.

Dr. Ryan is the BEST! He takes time to listen to you concerns and made me feel comfortable…read morethroughout the entire procedure. My toe nail was coming off and I didn't know what to do. His office staff were sweet enough to give me his next available appointment. Check in was super easy. No wait times and seen immediately. Check out was equally easy as well. No need to keep looking for a podiatrist. Dr. Ryan is your man!

I have been woefully remiss in a review of this awesome Doctor who I first started using back in…read more2018 when I was referred by my primary Ortho Virginia Doctor to help fix a Bakers Cyst and very recently for a PRP to my shoulder, hoping to avoid surgery. Dr Antonis describes himself as "registered diagnostic medical sonographer with a special interest in ultrasound point-of-care exams and ultrasound-guided procedures, including platelet-rich plasma and newer orthobiologic agents, to augment healing" and he has become my go to Doctor for issues that are out of the scope of my regular Orthopedic surgeon . Back in 2018 I could not run or walk and Dr Antonis fixed my issues taking care to show me the issue using ultrasound and then on the dates of procedure took great care using needles to get the fluid out. I am back jogging. So, when my MRI recently came back with arthritis and a tear in my shoulder, it was a choice between surgery or visiting Dr Antonis who I immediately requested take a look and when I did, he thought (as my own primary care doctor did) that this procedure could help with pain relief. Before the procedure, one of his staff Amy O'Masta ,a Certified and Licensed Athletic Trainer and a critical resource to me, sat down and took the time to explain the process, procedure very patiently and once the procedure is agreed upon (remember Dr Antonis has to agree the procedure is beneficial) Amy is so very helpful with follow-up questions and procedures. As a certified trainer she was invaluable to coordinating with my PT folks providing both the necessary paperwork, prescriptions to take before and after and explaining what the patient should be doing. From week to days, you are left with clear instructions. On the day of the procedure, I had also arranged for my wife to be checked for the opposite shoulder and we both showed up to their new really nice office around the corner from the old. Parking is provided and the office was easy to locate. On check-in, it was easy and since I had to be hydrated, the front office staff provided water. When we both were brought in, my wife wentt first and Dr Antonis was able to visually able to show her what was going on and gave her some alternatives (like me) to surgery. My wife, who hates medicine of any kind, felt very reassured by Dr Antonis and opted to take a cortisone shot for relief. She did not feel pressured in any way (to the contrary). While this was going on, my blood was being drawn by a nurse (really nice) Before my procedure Amy again explained in great detail and showed me visually what was about to happen. On the procedure itself, while I was really nervous, Dr Antonis took great care and time (even turning on music from the 70s) explaining every step of the procedure in real time. Having him continually speaking, and letting me know what I was about to feel was really helpful finishing this procedure. He was assisted by Meghan who was great. After the procedure Dr Antonis again ensured I was comfortable and started exercising my hand to keep blood flowing. He really is an outstanding Doctor. Amy then took over and as a certified trainer, showed me the exercises I should be following both at home and at PT. She took her time and ensured we had all the information we needed before leaving. I follow-up in 4 weeks and hope this procedure will help me avoid surgery. A big thank you to Dr Antonis, Meghan and especially Amy (big kudos). If you have any sports issues or ones I mentioned above, I highly recommend seeing Dr Antonis for a second opinion and to perform the procedure if you qualify. He is outstanding and one of a very few Doctors who shows such empathy with his patients.

I would highly recommend Dr. Antonis. He's a great doctor, very patient and knowledgeable. Great…read morecommunicator

Doc G was a great practitioner and could be trusted to get you back to health as quickly as…read morepossible. he will be missed as he passed away in May 2024. RIP Dickey Boy!

Dr Gaertner is a fast talker but he is pretty thorough. Just slow him down and make sure he takes…read morethe time you need. He did my knee and shoulder, so far so good

The care I received from Dr. Steven S. Hughes, MD, was excellent. Two years after my surgery, I…read morereturned to see him due to a new discomfort I was experiencing in the upper right side of my back. He immediately ordered X-rays, blood work, and an MRI, and then referred me to a specialist, ruling out a cervical issue, which I initially suspected. I was very satisfied to see the genuine interest and dedication he shows toward each of his patients. I observed how carefully he reviewed my X-rays and ordered the necessary studies to fully understand my condition. At my follow-up appointment, I had the opportunity to be seen by his PA, Jennifer Leeman, PA-C, who performed additional tests in the office, consulted with Dr. Hughes, referred me to a neurologist, and ordered additional blood tests to further evaluate elevated lab results. I 100% recommend these healthcare professionals. They are extremely professional and care for their patients as if they were members of their own family. From the bottom of my heart, I am truly grateful to Dr. Hughes and Jennifer Leeman.

This review pertains to the Fairfax office and my experience with the organization and not Dr…read moreHughes Himself! I saw him for the first tome few weeks back and i thought he was caring enough to listen and despite some of the negative review about his bedside manner i felt he was attentive enough. So he sent me for CT and MRI and told me to book the follow up with his nurse Jennifer since its the fastest way to get an appointment and he added " but I will be there as well"so i did and went to the fairfax to discuss my results... i was called in pretty quickly and the assistant who is clearly unqualified to work there asks me if i am pregnant or done either my periods... what? I am over 60 then she takes my pressure and tells me its 69 over 40 ... i asked her again and she said you haven't had breakfast thats why'! Really? The nurse took it again and it was the normal range as i expected. Then comes to my results obviously she had not even looked at them or discuss them with the doctor reading what the radiologist written snd briefly looking at the images and giving me what i could read myself . Very disappointed because i had questions that were not answered by the doctor who i paid to see because he never came in as he said he would. I dont think discussing results should be done with a nurse who clearly not an expert in imaging or diagnosis. I got nothing out of this visit so waste of my money and time and still dont know what really is causing my issues. Oh and the ladies at check out need to be politer and nicer either way the patients.

Dr. Parker is the best orthopedic surgeon that I have ever worked with. He is honest, personable,…read moreand genuinely cares about his patients. There is no rush in the office visit and he exhausts all avenues before moving to a surgical solution.

Dr. Parker and his PA Jeff are amazing! They are genuine and really care about their patients and…read moremaking sure you understand everything. Jeff was an amazing help for getting all my paperwork I needed for my job. My situation was definitely not ideal, but they helped me feel at ease with everything and answered all my questions. My recovery has been great considering and am glad I went to him. I highly recommend going to Dr. Parker if you have any hip issues!

As a long time, patient at Ortho Virgina, I canot say enough good things about the practice in…read moreNorthern Virginia. I have had a long-term relationship with Dr Martinelli since his days as a resident in the Navy and more recently with Dr Stephen Hughes and his PA Jennifer Leaman. They all make you feel like you are the most important patient to them. Dr Cherrick (Pain Management) is a wonderful credit to their practice as is her PA team. I have had multiple Knee (including TKR for both knees) and Ankle surgeries followed by two back surgeries with fusion. Anyone considering any othropedic care should check them out. Bill W. Former USN HM and PT/Ortho Tech.

I would give them 0 stars if I could. I saw Dr. Switaj in summer of 2024, who spent maybe 10…read moreminutes total with me. He sent me to his orthotist for custom orthotics, which I had to pay out of pocket for, and really didn't do much for my foot pain. I was told after my last orthotist visit that I had paid in full. I was very surprised to get a bill for $10 in December 2025, more than a year after my last visit. I tried to talk to at least 2 different people, one of which allegedly sent the bill to the "back room" where the decisions were made. I continue to get bills from them, and now they are threatening to take me to collections. I consider their actions to be harassment. I will reluctantly pay the bill, but will not be scheduling with any of the doctors in the practice in the future!

Dr. Avery is a very skilled surgeon. He has a wide variety of experience to include being the team…read morephysician for the Redskins.

Dr. Laino was great! I developed Trigger Finger. He listened, gave clear explanations, gently…read moreinjected ________. I teasingly said, "Don't you have lollipops? Doctors give kids a sucker when they give them an injection." Dr. Laino smiled. His assistant brought in a box of stickers.

Dr. Laino is an amazing hand surgeon. I had surgery on my thumb due to arthritis and I also had…read moretrigger finger on the thumb as well. The surgery was painless. Even after the nerve block wore off it wasn't that painful. Didn't need pain meds. That was 10 weeks ago. I am healed and almost back to 100%.

Multiple locations to choose from. I had a great experience at the Merrifield. Both the front desk…read more& tech staff were fantastic

My daughter recently had a bad experience at Jackson Clinic in Oakton and asked me to share her…read morethoughts. She had gone to the clinic for PT for about nine months but stopped because of the PT's rudeness. My daughter notes that the people at the front desk were beyond helpful and kind. Specifically, Anna gave us her email when my daughter hinted that she was upset about a different situation, and she seemed to genuinely care about the issue. David was also nice when we talked to him. Unfortunately, there were multiple occasions where my daughter felt sick and terrible during the sessions, and had to leave. When she would tell her PT, the PT would make my daughter feel bad and guilt trip and pressure her into staying longer. Recently, my daughter got sick and couldn't go to PT for about a month. After a month, she felt well enough to attend about 30 minutes. After the initial 30 minutes with the PT, my daughter told them she wasn't feeling well and would go home after one more exercise (that she planned and chose to do). They told her, "Okay, well just plan to stay longer next time." My daughter was extremely confused and just dumbfounded. She assumed the PT misunderstood and told the PT that she still wasn't feeling well from her recent sickness and had planned to only stay for 30 minutes. The PT double downed and told her to plan to stay for longer. At that point, my daughter was so angry she didn't want to talk to the PT anymore. She did the last exercise and left. Because they were not receptive to her feelings and symptoms, my daughter decided to stop going to the clinic, but we wanted to report it to their admin team. She sent in a contact request to the Jackson Clinics company admin team, but they never emailed or called us. A few days later, I cancelled all of her upcoming appointments at the clinic and the clinic director asked me why. I briefly explained, but my daughter called him back and told him more. At first, he seemed understanding, but near the end he seemed to be making excuses for the PT. He said he talked to her about it, and he didn't mention if she was even sorry or wanted to explain it herself. We later learned that Jackson can only bill you for the time that the patient is there. We assume they put pressure on their employees to make clients stay. While we understand that this is not the employees' fault, we expected more courtesy from them, explaining that they had to say it. Jackson most likely puts pressure on their employees so they get more money, but because of this forced pressure, we are not willing to continue service, and they lose more than they would have. We also recently learned that they sent an end of service note to my daughter's PCP. We know this is normal and expected. However, the PT lied on it. She said that she had explained to my daughter during the last appointment about their 90 minute model. She did not. She also said "patient was noncompliant with at home exercises." While this is partially true, as my daughter has multiple unreliable and unpredictable health conditions, the PT did not put in a lot of effort to help. We hope this review will give potential clients some insight and our goal is that they won't make others as upset as my daughter was, and still is.