Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Center (OFAC) in Falls Church - just outside Washington, DC - and Arlington, Virginia, is the region’s first comprehensive foot and ankle medical center, serving the greater Washington, DC, Baltimore, Maryland, and Richmond, Virginia areas.
Steven K. Neufeld, MD, Daniel Cuttica, DO, Thomas Sanders, MD, and Arthur Black, DPM, lead the experienced, caring and dedicated staff in providing superior care for all foot and ankle disorders.
The surgeons at OFAC are all fellowship-trained orthopaedic foot and ankle surgeons and have performed more total ankle replacements than anyone in Northern Virginia. The Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Center staff includes experienced physicians, physical therapists, nurses, and administrative assistants working together to provide comprehensive foot and ankle musculoskeletal care.
Specializing in traditional, innovative, and safe surgical services of the forefoot, midfoot, hindfoot, and ankle, the dedicated surgeons at Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Center treat patients’ current and long-term needs in a caring and responsive environment. The OFAC goes above and beyond the typical practice with doctor-patented braces and engineered surgical implants that dramatically reduce patient recovery time, and a staff that includes insurance specialists who write appeals for procedures to ensure their patients receive the treatment they need. Providers are also on call after hours to help you with questions or concerns and the Arlington location is metro-accessible.
The OFAC team carefully considers all treatment options before a treatment plan is determined, including minimally invasive, arthroscopic treatments, and surgical solutions. The experienced medical team treats patients with total ankle replacements, relief for foot or ankle pain, physical therapy services, and general podiatry care.
To learn more about the available services at Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Center, use the online booking tool or give the practice a call to schedule an appointment.
Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Center (OFAC) in Falls Church - just outside Washington, DC - and Arlington, Virginia, is the region’s first comprehensive foot and ankle medical center, serving the greater Washington, DC, Baltimore, Maryland, and Richmond, Virginia areas.
Steven K. Neufeld, MD, Daniel Cuttica, DO, Thomas Sanders, MD, and Arthur Black, DPM, lead the experienced, caring and dedicated staff in providing superior care for all foot and ankle disorders.
The surgeons at OFAC are all fellowship-trained orthopaedic foot and ankle surgeons and have performed more total ankle replacements than anyone in Northern Virginia. The Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Center staff includes experienced physicians, physical therapists, nurses, and administrative assistants working together to provide comprehensive foot and ankle musculoskeletal care.
Specializing in traditional, innovative, and safe surgical services of the forefoot, midfoot, hindfoot, and ankle, the dedicated surgeons at Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Center treat patients’ current and long-term needs in a caring and responsive environment. The OFAC goes above and beyond the typical practice with doctor-patented braces and engineered surgical implants that dramatically reduce patient recovery time, and a staff that includes insurance specialists who write appeals for procedures to ensure their patients receive the treatment they need. Providers are also on call after hours to help you with questions or concerns and the Arlington location is metro-accessible.
The OFAC team carefully considers all treatment options before a treatment plan is determined, including minimally invasive, arthroscopic treatments, and surgical solutions. The experienced medical team treats patients with total ankle replacements, relief for foot or ankle pain, physical therapy services, and general podiatry care.
To learn more about the available services at Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Center, use the online booking tool or give the practice a call to schedule an appointment.
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"I highly recommend this place. People are very friendly and helpful - and I'm basing that off of about 4 doctor visits and about 25 PT visits over the last 3 years."
" From beginning to end everyone at The Orthopedic Foot & Ankle Center was top notch in helping and caring for me. I couldn't have asked for a better experience. "
"Dr. Neufeld did my Achilles repair. I was able to get back to playing football in 6 months vs 10 to 12. This was my second experience with the foot and ankle center."
