Dr. Leo Rozmaryn

4.0 ( 29 reviews )

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  • Monday 08:30 AM - 05:00 PM
  • Tuesday 08:30 AM - 05:00 PM
  • Wednesday 08:30 AM - 05:00 PM
  • Thursday 08:30 AM - 05:00 PM
  • Friday 08:30 AM - 05:00 PM
  • Saturday Closed
  • Sunday Closed
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    Dr. Rozmaryn is an excellent surgeon who cares about his patients and does everything he can to give you the best possible outcome. He saw me for four surgeries over eight months to treat my badly fractured distal radius and a fractured metacarpal.

    Although I had a bad fracture, he quickly came up with a surgical plan that would work. He used new technology called a spanning plate that spanned from my radius to my metacarpal and put traction on my wrist allowing my fracture to heal and not to be fused at the wrist. He also used a plate on the other side to align the broken bone fragments. He used bone grafts where I had lost bone because of the fracture to improve my outcome. Later, he repaired my fractured metacarpal by inserting a screw into it using only two small incisions. He removed the spanning plate and the plate on the other side.



    I had confidence in Dr. Rozmaryn’s surgical plan because he explained everything using pictures on his computer, and took the time to answer all my questions. He gave me his cell phone number to contact him after the surgery if I had concerns and saw me right away when I did.



    Thank you Dr. Rozmaryn!

    Submitted July 27, 2021

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    I have used and recommended this practice extensively over the last 15 years. For myself, Dr Barry Boden reconstructed both my left and right ACL's and reattached my superspinatus to my humerus. All three surgeries were complete successes. Dr Rozmaryn successfully operated on my friend's broken wrist and Dr Levin performed spinal surgery on that friend.

    Submitted Sept. 6, 2016

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    this doctor operated on my arm and the operation was a disaster.he refused to admit that the operation was not sucessful

    Submitted June 24, 2016

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    I use a couple Drs here and have recommended your practice to friends and co-workers

    Submitted May 18, 2016

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    Dr. Rozmaryn has operated on my fingers twice, one middle finger and one pinkie finger. He is an incredible doctor and surgeon. Both fingers are operating at 100%, which unfortunately is more than I can say for another finger I injured and had treated years prior to meeting Dr. Rozmaryn.

    The only negative thing I have to say about the Dr. Rozmaryn experience is that it never seems that his offices are running on-schedule. I've waited anywhere between ten minutes and 1.5 hours for appointments. However, the tardiness of appointments is a small price to pay for having complete and total use of my fingers for the rest of my life.

    If you have any doubts at all about Dr. Rozmaryn's expertise or his commitment to his profession, please search for him online: not only has he written journal articles and at least one textbook, but he performs pro bono work for the underprivileged. I'll never go to another doctor for hand issues as long as he is in practice.

    Submitted June 30, 2015

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    Dr. Rozmaryn has operated on my fingers twice, one middle finger and one pinkie finger. He is an incredible doctor and surgeon. Both fingers are operating at 100%, which unfortunately is more than I can say for another finger I injured and had treated years prior to meeting Dr. Rozmaryn.

    The only negative thing I have to say about Dr. Rozmaryn is that it never seems that his offices are running on-schedule. I've waited anywhere between ten minutes and 1.5 hours for appointments. However, the tardiness of appointments is a small price to pay for having complete and total use of my fingers for the rest of my life.

    If you have any doubts about Dr. Rozmaryn's expertise or his commitment to his profession, please search for him online: not only has he written journal articles and at least one textbook, but he performs pro bono work for the underprivileged.

    Submitted June 29, 2015

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    Just saw Dr. Rozmaryn after two separate people recommended him. He was on time, very nice, respectful, patient. Very upbeat, calm, and thorough - all things important in a doctor. I am seeing him for random pains in elbows and wrists and he has a lot of information and knowledge to help me with. He spent a LOT of time with me making sure I get all of my concerns addressed. For my next appointment was willing to fit me in depending on my schedule. Basically, tries to help any way he can. I didn't like the staff at all. Not a single thank you or a smile. But then again, so many doctor's offices have the worst receptionists -- though it never ceases to amaze me. Don't let the staff deter you! Dr. Rozmaryn is really great.

    Submitted Nov. 19, 2012

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    Best Hand Guy Ever. This doctor really knows his stuff. Not only does he have 25 years of experience fixing hands, but he strikes a great balance between compassionate and professional. Even though he is very busy and doesn't waste time, he always has time to answer any question, no matter how insignificant you might think it is, even answering texts and e-mails quickly. He is willing to explain everything he is doing, and does not believe that the doctor should be the only one to understand what's going on. He explains x-ray readings, discusses treatment options, and at home care without making the patient feel ignorant. He is always willing to take an extra few minutes if you need it, even if that means making the next person wait a bit, and we are always happy to wait a few minutes at the office, knowing that he is giving every patient he sees the best of care.

    Submitted Feb. 9, 2012

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    He was rude to both me and husband. He refused to manage my meds while in the hospital. He ordered an MRI but did not reveal he was part-owner of it. For various reasons, I did not use it but he threatened to throw me out of the hospital if I did not get in it and billed my insurance anyway. Within minutes after I got home his nurse called my house and told me to seek medical care elsewhere. Not a good experience- he was completely devoid of kindness.

    Submitted Sept. 19, 2011

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    Dr R was very abrupt and spent less than 5 minutes with me. He was more interested in my receiving the overpriced splints for my hands and the nerve indicator. My out of pocket was extremely high. I rather be seen by someone who has at least 10 minutes for the patient :).

    Submitted Aug. 3, 2011


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    Biography

    Dr. Leo Rozmaryn, M.D. specializes in reconstructive surgery of the hand and microvascular surgery at The Orthopaedic Center division in Rockville, Maryland. Dr. Rozmaryn has developed a keen interest in performing arts medicine; he is an elected member of the Performing Arts Medical Association and been selected as a member of Maryland State Committee for Medicine and the Performing Arts. Since 1990, Dr. Rozmaryn has served on the Advisory Board of the Music Medicine Clearing House. Dr. Rozmaryn enjoys teaching and has lectured both at regional and national meetings.   Among his interests are workplace ergonomics. He has developed a system for workplace evaluation and a non-operative method for treating Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. Dr. Rozmaryn is currently developing new methodologies for the study of motor strength in the hand that may lead to significant changes in standard diagnostic methodology and has secured a patent for his inventions in this area.  He has also developed innovative techniques in micro-arthroscopy in the study of small joints of the hand. Dr. Rozmaryn is currently the Chief of Orthopaedics at Shady Grove Adventist Hospital.

    Education

    • Queens College (Grad. 1977)
    • Columbia Univ College of Physicians And Surgeons (Grad. 1981)

    Other Specialties

    Areas of Expertise

    • Elbow Fracture
    • Wrist Arthroscopy
    • Elbow Joint Replacement
    • Hand, Wrist, and Elbow Injuries (sprains, strains, ligamentous injuries, fractures, repetitive trauma syndrome, carpal tunnel syndrome)
    • Nerve Repair
    • Arthritis Management (Rheumatoid Arthritis, Osteoarthritis)
    • Nerve Grafting
    • Vein Grafting
    • Tendonitis
    • Blood Vessel Repair
    • Free Tissue Transfer
    • UCL Reconstruction
    • Tendon Transfers
    • Hand Infections
    • Sports Injury Management
    • Elbow Arthroscopy
    • Golfer Elbow
    • Elbow Contracture
    • Elbow Sprain
    • Tennis Elbow
    • Hook of the hamate fracture
    • Cubital Tunnel Syndrome
    • Free-Bone Transfer
    • Performing Arts Medicine