Our Physicians

We are Pleased to Announce our New Doctor!

Daniel J. Cuttica, D.O.
Dr. Daniel J. Cuttica is a board eligible orthopaedic surgeon, with fellowship training in foot and ankle surgery. His clinical interests include all aspects of foot and ankle reconstruction, including sports-related foot and ankle disorders, arthroscopy, cartilage disorders and restoration, total ankle replacement, forefoot reconstruction, and diabetic limbs. [Read More]
Daniel J. Cuttica, D.O.
Steven K. Neufeld, M.D. Matthew M. Buchanan, M.D.
Board Certified Foot and
Ankle Orthopaedic Surgeon		 Board Certified Foot and
Ankle Orthopaedic Surgeon
Our mission is to provide superior, comprehensive foot and ankle treatment for patients in a clinical atmosphere that is caring and responsive to current and long-term patient needs. We specialize in traditional and innovative conservative and surgical services of the forefoot, midfoot, hindfoot and ankle. We are committed to the advancement of new orthopaedic techniques, the development of research and actively participate in professional education and orthopaedic resident & student training.

What's New...

High Heels 101


The following is a segment of an Ask Allison broadcast by WTTG, Fox 5, featuring our own Dr Matthew M. Buchanan. This information is surprisingly informative regarding the wearing of high heels.

Giving Thanks 5K


The Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Center has decided to sponsoring the Giving Thanks 5K Marathon in Vienna Virginia to benefit the Wounded Warrior project and the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund. The marathon is November 24th, 2011 and will start at 8:05am at Centennial Park in Vienna. Registration fees: $20.00 by November 20 $40.00 by November … [Read More]

Hammertoes, Crooked Toes Are Serious and Often Need Correction


For some, shoe shopping is a delightful pursuit, for others – those with a seriously crooked toe – wearing fashionable shoes becomes a nightmare as toes rub against enclosed shoes. Sufferers are often found wearing flip-flops long after the last glimmer of summer has faded, some even into the dead of winter.  Hammertoe correction may … [Read More]

Treating Foot and Ankle Arthritis


While there are over 100 types of arthritis, the one that most commonly affects the foot and ankle is osteoarthritis (“osteo” means bone). Osteoarthritis develops as a result of aging and is known as “wear-and-tear” arthritis. As we age the thin covering (cartilage) on the ends of our bones can become worn and frayed. This … [Read More]

Foot Pain: If the Shoe Fits…If Not, Orthotics May Help


It is estimated that 75% of Americans will experience some type of foot problems during their lives.  Many mistakenly believe that foot problems, discomfort and pain are a normal part of life and that seeking relief or treatment is a waste of both time and money – not to mention a risky fashion proposition. The … [Read More]