I had a horrible experience with Dr. David Miller. He did not listen to anything I had to say about…read moremy hand, arm or shoulder. He focused on my thumbs that I am aware are arthritic, but not the reason I came in to see him. Nor did he suggest the thumbs are in any way connected to the other issues. I left with no recommended course of action to address my swollen right hand that I am unable to use, and a shoulder so painful I cannot sleep. He did tell me to take turmeric come back and see him in 4 to 6 weeks. Hard no on the return visit. I have made an appointment with another hand, arm, shoulder specialist but am suffering through the time wasted with Dr. Miller. I will never recommend him. He also left me waiting for him in the closed exam room for 30 minutes.

My son injured his hand playing baseball and or original Orthopedist couldn't figure it out after…read morean x-ray and MRI. She suggested going to Dr. Miller and right away he was able to determine that my son broke his Hammate bone. He gave us the option to give it time to let it heal on it's own (which originally sounded like the best option), but then he stated that it will likely break again given that my son plays multiple sports. He then gave the option to have surgery to remove the broken bone. The surgery was quick and easy. His entire staff was wonderful as they took care of my son and all of his concerns. He was healed in 6 weeks and is back to hitting and working out in preparation for his coming Spring basball season. We're thankful that our son was able to find someone so knowledgable and caring to help us through this.

Went in due to tibia and sciatic concerns. Was completely dismissed from asking questions and…read more"told" firmly to listen. Was promptly sent to the spine injector in his same local and referred to PT. That's it? Wasn't happy with the lack of ability of this Dr. to hear and possibly explain what is going on. X-rays taken with no expaination of what was there. Not getting my spine injected just because he said so. I want to know why. Plain and simple. I have two masters in science, so I do know body parts. Will never go back.

I first saw Dr Gavin when I was 13 years old when I shattered my wrist rollerblading. I'm not 35…read moreand over the years I have seen him for a broken finger, broken arm, broken foot, another wrist fracture... you see my theme of being accident prone. He's always done a great job! I have not broken anything in a decade now, but I recently saw him for bad wrist pain and a hard lump on my wrist. During the consultation he said it was a ganglion cyst and he could fix it within 5 min if I was comfortable with him numbing it real quick and draining it. He did it and I went from being in pain for nearly 6 months to zero pain at all. He does know what he's doing and I would recommend him.

Dr. Santini is a skilled surgeon! I'm like a new person 4 weeks post neck surgery. Dr. Santini…read moreused a conservative approach for my treatment, trying to avoid surgery. Ultimately, my body told me it was time to have my C5-C6 fusion. After living with the pain and tightness for so long, I'm just amazed with the results. So very grateful for her care.

Dr. Santini is amazing. After struggling off and on for years with no real answers on whether it…read morewas back or leg etc. I had an mri and was saw Dr. Santini. She saw my mri and was flabbergasted that I had been living as long as I had been in the condition I was. Dr. Santini scheduled me for surgery within two weeks, had all my mrsa & COVID testing scheduled and we were good to go. I had my L5-S1 bi-lateral repair. I was scared not sure what expect afterwards. Yes, there is numbness but my nerves needs to heal. They had been crushed for years. Second day I was already walking a mile on the treadmill as prescribed. Dr. Santini has healing hands. You can trust going into her office she will do what needs to be done to heal you. Walk, walk walk they say and the spine and nerves will return. Thank you for giving me my life back Dr. Santini!

If you want professionalism, kindness, and a bit of education, this is the place for you. I…read morerecently had a "leash injury" to one of my fingers, my 65 pound dog lunged on the leash when he saw a squirrel, breaking a small bone. Dr Khan quickly diagnosed what I needed and I was sent to the extremely capable Allyce to put a tiny cast on my finger. Okay, I know they deal with bigger problems, but the care they gave me for my little problem is deeply appreciated. Staff could not be friendlier, and they are eager to assist. All together a 5-Star experience.

Countryside Ortho has gone downhill in the last couple of years; it's easy to see why they are…read moreclosing. The receptionist is okay. The PA was meh and she was a little flippant about the injury and subsequent care needed for a full recovery. The billing lady, Christina, is non-responsive despite promises to call back in 48 hours "at her convenience". Apparently doing her job and replying to people isn't convenient for her, absolutely ridiculous. The tech guy who fits people in casts, crutches and slings is good. Definitely wouldn't recommend following any of these folks to their next location for an appointment. Yikes!

Doctor Akhtar replaced both of my knees. Before the surgeries I could not walk without a limp and…read morea shortened range of motion. The moment I stood up I felt knee pain. After getting the knees replaced, I no longer feel pain in my knees and I am able to go on 8 mile hikes every week. He literally changed my life--took 30 years off my knees. Even immediately after the surgery the pain was minimal. The scar is thin. I believe we have the best orthopedic surgeons in the world in Northern Virginia and I feel very fortunate to have been seen by Dr Akhtar.

This visit was a waste of time and money. The only positive part of my experience was the person…read morewho checked me in. The nurse who initially greeted me was dismissive, repeatedly cut me off, and showed no interest in hearing the full details of what was going on with my health. I was then seen by a nurse practitioner instead of a doctor, despite paying to see a physician. The radiology experience was also disappointing. Overall, it was a terrible experience, and I will not return.

Dr. Bruce is totally the best! Fixed my broken arm and torn rotator cuff, and back pain. No…read moresurgery for me!

Short wait time. Quick & thorough service. Bruce listens to your questions and has the solution!…read moreClean environment.

I had a very frustrating experience with the billing and administrative practices at Town Center…read moreOrthopaedics. I visited for an acute hand injury and the office verified my insurance before the appointment, but no one informed me that a PCP referral was required for coverage. After the visit, the claim was denied and I was left with a bill that was eventually sent to collections, forcing me to go through months of appeals with my insurer and even the Virginia Bureau of Insurance. During that process it became clear that the claim was submitted as a specialist office visit and not coded as urgent care, even though the visit was for an acute injury. The state review indicated the provider could submit a corrected claim for reconsideration, but the billing office never corrected or resubmitted it. This entire situation could have been avoided with basic communication or proper billing follow-up. If I had been informed upfront that a referral was required, I would have simply obtained one. Patients should not have to deal with collections and regulatory appeals because of administrative oversights and lack of transparency.

I saw Dr. George Kratalian who is a foot specialist for a foot problems that occurred in June 2025…read more The doctor diagnosed me with plantar fasciitis. His diagnosis was wrong, so he had to rule out his own diagnosis during a follow up visit six weeks later by sending me to get an MRI of my foot, recommending seeing a neurologist, and getting blood work for a series of illnesses. I had the MRI done and when I visited his office for a follow up visit several several month later, he told me that I needed to go back to Fairfax radiology to get an MRI of my toes since he had not specified toes. I went back to Fairfax radiology and my insurance charged me an exorbitant amount of money simply because the Dr. had forgotten to note toes in his order to the radiologist. I spoke with the radiologist at Fairfax radiology and she said that it should've been a specified in the first place. If I were you, I would avoid going to this doctor. This has cost me a lot of money and time had he been more precise and knowledgeable.

Calcified tendonitis is not fun but Dr.Ratcliffe helped me improve quickly!…read more This is second time around with NOVA Chiropractic and they are just as good as the first time. Thank you

I suffered a workplace injury and slipped a disk late on a Friday afternoon--Dr. Banks was able to…read moresee me next-day and developed a treatment plan for my circumstance with a clear timeline and goals for me right then and there. Dr. Banks and his staff continued to work with me as my condition changed over the course of several months to get me back in full working condition. I always felt properly cared for during my visits and appreciated the variety of exercises/therapies available to me to best heal my back. I'd like to make a special note that Dr. Banks' knowledge of different medical insurance systems/coverage was instrumental in making sure my imaging (x-ray and MRI scans) were both properly documented so they could be covered by my insurance, which was a huge relief to me and my wallet. I *highly recommend* the services provided at NCRCS.