Please Note: OrthoVirginia is in the pilot phase of our Telemedicine service, with only a handful of Physicians from each region participating. Please see the complete list of participating Physicians below and if your specialist is not yet listed, then video visits are not offered for their practice at this time, but they will let you know when this option is available.

Northern Virginia

• George Aguiar, MD
• Michael S. Antonis, DO
• Daniel Laino, MD
• H. Edward Lane, III, MD
• Keith Lawhorn, MD
• David W. Romness, MD
• Frederick Scott, Jr., MD
• Paul Switaj, MD
• Peter Thomas, MD

Richmond

• Keith A. Glowacki, MD
• C. Tate Hepper, MD
• Glenn J. Kerr, MD
• Michael Mariscalco, MD
• Steven G. Reece, MD
• Harry Shaia, MD
• J.E.B. Stuart, V, MD
• Kenneth R. Zaslav, MD

Lynchburg

• John W. Barnard, Jr., MD
• Brandon Bucker, MD
• Michael Diminick, MD
• Omar Elkhamra, MD
• H.C. Eschenroeder, Jr., MD

What is telemedicine?

Telemedicine is the remote delivery of healthcare services using live video visits. It allows healthcare providers an additional way to evaluate, diagnose and develop treatment plans with patients using technology, such as video conferencing and smartphones, without the need for an in-person visit. Telemedicine visits allow the medical provider to interview and complete a limited exam to increase accessible care options for patients and to provide an innovative and convenient way for patients to interact with a physician.

Our goal is to value a patients’ time, increase their accessibility, and create a better continuity of care.

Getting Started:  there are two important things to note when preparing for your video visit.