Gluck Gabriel MD

What else could you ask for but a personal, one-​on-​one experience with an obviously knowledgable doctore. Took his time to ask questions. Took his time to examine my issue. Never made me feel rushed or bad for being in pain. Although he said he could not do the procedure that would address the pain in my leg/​ankle, he gave me the name of the doctor that could. Humble, Empathitic, Caring. Thank you Dr. Gluck

4 stars for the wait, but Dr. Gluck and his staff were super nice and he was great at explaining the situation to me.
I called at opening 8:30am and requested an appt for my daughter for this morning. I was given a 10am appt time and arrived promptly at 10am. I filled out all appropriate paperwork and we waited and waited in the waiting room. We were called back around 11:15am– so over an hour waiting in the lobby. That part sucked. But the assistant who took us back was super sweet to my girls and very conversational. We talked for a few minutes before the doctor talked to us.
He examined my daughter, even the foot that wasn’t hurting her. He took a look at the X-​rays we were given from urgent care and decided to get an X-​ray of the other foot, to compare the feet. He made an informed decision and explained what he felt was going on and even gave me hints if the pain occurs again.
Hopefully, we don’t need to see him again, but if we do, I would be okay returning to his office. I’ll just be prepared to wait. I’m grateful they got us in today, because waiting a few more days to see him would’ve been really bad.

I’ve had joint/​knee issues for a majority of my life (loose ligaments, bunions, carpel tunnel hotness, every joint in my body cracking for no reason, obscure double jointedness but not in a cool kind of way, etc.) and his reccomendation wasn’t unnecesary surgery, it was proper excercise.
I’m a runner, I lift weights, and I love hiking — prior to Dr. Gluck general practioners said, «well, just do no impact excercises» to which i replied, «i don’t understand». I was prepared with this entire explanation of how low/​no impact excercise simply wasn’t an option for me, and i didn’t even need it.
Apparently, excercise (in my case) actually HELPS with my loose ligaments, wouldn’t you know, building the muscles around the areas which support those ligaments is actually better than complete neglect?
I have to go back to him to get a Doctor’s note to get an ergonomic keyboard and mouse for work (to match my pocket protector and horned rim glasses), and am glad to do so.
Also, the location is right around many other doctors as well as the PW hospital, so depending on what you need, it’s possible to knock out a few doctors appointments in one day (particularly if you don’t work anywhere near manassas and driving out there to go to the doctor is a pain).