Meet the Staff
Meet the Staff at Parkway Veterinary Clinic
Dr. Laney Rhymes
Our practice's owner hails from the small town of Epps, Louisiana. He received a BS in Animal Science from Louisiana Tech University and then moved to Baton Rouge to attend Louisiana State University, where he earned Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from the School of Veterinary Medicine in May 1989. He came to Parkway Veterinary Clinic in October 1991, and he purchased the practice in July 1992. Though Dr. Rhymes enjoys many aspects of animal medicine, his real love is surgery. He is an expert in guiding pets and their concerned owners through the trauma of surgery and post-operative management. He has three children, two cats, and one dog.
Dr. Janet Foley
Dr. Foley comes to us from Bowie, Maryland. She received her BS in Biology from Wilson College in Pennsylvania and joined our practice in 1986 after receiving her medical doctorate from the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine. She particularly enjoys the challenge of internal medicine cases. Dr. Foley lives in Fairfax Station with her husband, Dr. Jordan Kocen, a practicing holistic veterinarian. They share their household with their two children and a variety of four-legged family members.
Dr. Maria Covalesky
Dr. Covalesky joined our practice in October 1995. Fondly known as Dr. C, she grew up in Frenchtown, New Jersey, and later attended Cook College at Rutgers University, where she earned a BS in Animal Science with high honors. She received her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, in 1995. Manassas is home to Dr. C, her husband, Geoff, their two sons, and one daughter.
Adrianne Turbok
Practice manager, Adrianne Turbok has been with Parkway Veterinary Clinic since 1996. She relocated to Virginia as a child. She fondly recalls a time when her parents brought their family pets here for treatment. She currently resides locally with her husband and their two young children. A lifelong animal lover, it only makes sense that she considers Parkway Veterinary Clinic her "second home." Additionally, she has a personal passion for raising awareness about multiple sclerosis.
