Dr. Mark Mohrmann

Highly recommend. Probably the best doctor I've had. He explains the issues concisely and in a way you can understand. He has been incredibly quick in identifying the issue for me on multiple occasions. I'm also always in and out of the office very quickly.

I cannot say enough great things about him. Dr. Mohrmann spent significant time with me initially asking questions and also during the exam. I felt he truly wanted to understand what was happening so he could best help. If you are looking for an orthopedic doctor, I highly recommend him.

I would highly recommend Dr. Mohrmann to anyone for any orthopedic procedure. If you're in pain, there is no reason to live with it as long as Dr. Mohrmann is around. You owe it to yourself to have him review your symptoms and provide a recommendation for treatment. I've found my orthopedic doctor for life!

Dr. Mohrmann was awesome. Explained exactly where I was in my healing process and gave me good tips on how to take care of it moving forward. His bedside manner is second to none and felt very comfortable with the care I received there. I would highly recommend anyone to Dr Mohrmann and his team.

Unfortunately I can't recommend this doctor in good faith. I've visited for three separate injuries, one hand-related and two-lower-body related. While my first visit (hand) was very successful, the next two visits involved very little doctoring at all. He asked very few questions about my symptoms, moments when I experienced pain, and the nature of my injury. Both times he jumped to send me to an MRI and put me in an athletic boot. Where I finally got fed up was after my 4th week in a boot, being told that the issue he was treating me for (in my ankle) was not AT ALL related to the issue I came in for (ball of foot pain). Having since sought second opinions, two other doctors have confirmed that his recommended treatment was completely unrelated to the thing that was causing me pain and limitations in my ability to exercise. He had completely brushed past the issue I was seeking care for and decided to treat me for something anatomically unrelated and that did nothing to reduce my pain. Then he sent me away with a script for PT in their office. I think he's an intelligent doctor and a kind man. When pushed, he describes his diagnosis in detail. But I can't ignore the way he/his practice push past the important establishing details of an injury and rush to their one-size-fits-all treatment of MRI > boot > PT. It's a dangerous way to practice medicine that could frankly be predatory to less informed patients, those who aren't able to advocate as effectively for their health & symptoms, or those who can't afford to seek a second opinion.