I've had pain in my wrist for such a long time and I explained to Dr. Mohrmann my situation which he showed no interest. I had all sorts of therapy done for my wrist and MRIs. After wearing the brace that he suggested for a month and a half, he had me take about 2 more MRIs which I was paying even with my insurance. I came to his office and he looked at my wrist and said that possible surgery might be needed and send me to get another MRI. A few days later he calls me and tells me that "everything is fine" and to do therapy for a couple of weeks and resume regular activity. What kind of inconsistent answer is that? My wrist has been the same for the past 3, almost 4 years and he tells me to do therapy for 2 weeks and resume activity? I was fed up with his neglect and I worst his office and email that I was going to write a bad review for the way he has treated me and my pain. He failed to acknowledge my pain and once he received the email he calls me and literally tells me" are you THREATENING ME". In no way shape or form did I disrespected him or the office. I am a young black man expressing his frustrations because I'm in pain and he took my way of expressing my frustration as a form of threat. What does that say about him? He never spent more than a minute on the phone or video call and is always trying to rush things. His staff had to call me and explain my treatment options because he couldn't take the time to speak to his client. I communicated that I was angry and frustrated and he took it as a threat. I already go through too much in life for me to have a doctor that has no sympathy towards me and sees my sadness and disappointment as a threat. I do not know how he treats his white clients but I do know how he treated me. I have been in pain for so long and telling me to do therapy for 2 weeks and to go to regular activities is not going to help. He for sure took my money from the visits and probably made money from all the MRIs that he sent me to do. Not sure how that works, all I know is that I express sadness and he views it as a threat. His staff is more professional than he is and I wouldn't even consider him a doctor. A doctor bows to be empathetic and understanding towards their clients. A doctor is someone who cares for people, someone who understands, someone who's goal is to lessen the pain of those who feel it. I deeply regret wasting my time in such a rude, nasty, and bias environment. At the end of the conversation, he literally told me " you can go to a different doctor" in a rude way. All I want is for my pain to be over and I felt like he was just milking me for co-pays and MRIs. I highly recommend it to anyone, especially if you are black, not go to him. Just like me, he'll probably see you as a threat rather than a patient who is hurting. In the end, it's up to you, but don't be surprised if it turns out as it did with me although I hope it doesn't. So now I'm just here stuck with the same pain that I've had for 3 or more years and I can't do anything about it. Thank you Dr. Morhmann for such class and effort, I truly REGRET ever stepping foot in your office. You are not a doctor, just someone who makes money and does not care for his patients.

Submitted Nov. 25, 2020

I have been training in and teaching martial arts for over thirty years, so I have a number of orthopedic issues -- both shoulders are a mess, torn meniscus in one knee, long ago torn ligament in the other, and a lot of arthritis in a lot of joints. It is all still pretty manageable, because I do a lot of "maintenance work" on my body, and that plus the training keeps me moving pretty well. I have had a new thing going on with my right wrist for the past year or more -- an odd swelling, not seemingly related to any acute injury. In the past three or four months, it began to hurt a lot, so I asked my GP to refer me to a hand specialist, and she sent me to dr. Mark Mohrmann. He is smart and easy to talk to. He listened to my history so that he had an idea of where I was coming from and seemed to take me seriously as a still-practicing serious martial artist. He had X-rays done right away, and went over them with me, then gave me a referral for an MRI. I made another appointment with him after the MRI results were in, and we discussed the results and what I could expect. It is basically a real arthritic mess causing the pain, but I can deal with that, now that I know what it is. He gave me a cortisone shot for the wrist, and that brought a great deal of relief. He did not push me to have surgery, as I had feared he would -- just said that the training I do and the work I have been doing on my wrist should keep things workable for me for now. He understood that I was more concerned about loss of function than about pain (I am good with pain), and that I really wanted to avoid surgery if at all possible. Basically, he took my individual situation onto account. The cortisone has helped a lot. I am no longer anxious, now that I know it is just more arthritis. And I will return to dr. Mohrmann for cortisone shots as needed and for any further problems with that hand. Also, the office is very well run -- easy to get an appointment, and very little wait time, either in the waiting room or in the exam room.

Submitted April 10, 2019

Dr. Mohrmann was recommended by a nearby convenient care site to provide further and a more in-depth assessment of a fairly complicated fracture in my hand and finger. He took his own x-rays (the ones taken previously didn't give him adequate visualization) and spent a great deal of time explaining to me the type of injury I had, as well as his recommended course of treatment. Once the fracture healed, he referred me to a great physical therapist and to date, I am 100% healed and best of all, have not experienced any lingering problems. He was thorough, efficient, and professional. Never once did I wait longer than 10 minutes to be seen and I always enjoyed his bedside manner. I have since referred several friends of mine to him with hand and elbow injuries and they have all had very positive experiences as well. 5 stars and kudos to a great doc!

Submitted April 9, 2019

I went to see dr. Mohrmann while I was pregnant because my foot bone got cracked and bruised. He was very thorough, helpful and treated me right away. I didn't have to wait. Office was very clean, and staff were very friendly and helpful. I got a boot for my foot. It healed nicely and fast. I was able to walk again within 3 weeks. Then, I delivered my baby. I also had this mommy wrist pain really bad 3 times! I went to see Dr. Mohrmann again & again in his new office. He treated me and the pain was gone within a day after. I can't thank him enough. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!! THANK YOU so much.

Submitted April 8, 2019

I usually only write a review if there's a negative experience (it's bad! ...but we all do it) - Dr. Mohrmann is so patient with me! I'm a hypochondriac sometimes, but he totally made me feel comfortable and at ease and always had a smile on his face! I'm afraid of most doctors! When you go into his office though it is a combination of real patients whom and professional staff; but there are always one or two people who are in there that you can see obviously are there looking for a doctor to give them a script and are turned away.

Submitted April 5, 2019

I saw Dr. Mohrmann on a referral from a friend of a friend after I broke my right humerus. He was friendly, articulate, professional and really knew his stuff. The have x-rays there, and the technician was fast, but experienced, and working with him, got the exact shot he needed to give me a proper diagnosis. The office staff is friendly and efficient, in person and on the phone, and the office is clean. I've since seen him for a 2nd follow-up and had the same positive experience. I would definitely recommend Dr. Mohrmann (who I believe specializes is arms, among other things), and the entire Highline Orthopaedics practice.

Submitted April 4, 2019

Quite crazily- I recently hurt my index finger and was ignoring it for some time. After swelling and it looked quite misshapen, I finally saw Dr. M who said, "Lisa your finger is fractured" and showed me we here on the x-ray. We tried the path of least resistance first and it was put in a cast. And then I moved cross-country. I came home for a weekend and on that flight that finger got so swollen, I couldn't bear the cast. I reached out to Dr. M and he not only met me at his practice early the following morning- but the only window I had before leaving back for the west coast and all when he was not due in the office. I just had surgery to fix this injury and feel I am well on my way to being back to normal. Again, this is a doctor and surgeon I will highly recommend not only for his skill but his calming, professional & informative manner.

Submitted April 3, 2019

Dr. Mohrmann is a doctor and surgeon I will highly recommend not only for his skill but his calming, professional & informative manner. I have been seeing Dr. Mohrmann for a number of years for pain in both my thumb joints. By the end of last year, we decided I had reached the end of pain control in my left thumb joint and decided on surgery to reconstruct it. I felt no pressure at all to have the surgery at any point in prior visits. But I had reached the limit of ongoing pain and then the inability to do simple daily activities because of the pain. Dr. M always made me feel comfortable and informed of the full procedure including in my case a three-month cast which was key in the healing. Now 9 months later I am completely functional - back to where I was prior to the injury in terms of mobility & strength and no more pain that I had dealt with for years. I am thrilled with the result and will not hesitate to have the same surgery on my other thumb when and if it gets worse. And btw hardly a scar.

Submitted April 2, 2019

I made an appointment to see Dr. Mohrmann for my bone fracture. Waiting time was short like 10 mins. He spent a good amount of time to explain to me about my fracture and bruise. I got to do x-ray right away in his office. I also knew the result just right there without having to come back. Everything was very efficient and organized. The upper east side office is a clean and modern design. Highly recommended!

Submitted April 1, 2019

I came in as a walk in for my shoulder pain but didn't have to wait too long. The experience was very pleasant and comprehensive. The x-ray was explained in detail as was the ultrasound showing my inflammation. Hardly felt the injection as the conversation kept me busy. My shoulder received good care and is free of pain now.

Submitted March 30, 2019