Matthew A. Mann's Online Review Report Card
Matthew A. Mann
3.8
Average Star Rating
45
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
4
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Matthew A. Mann's Reviews
Timely, professional, thoughtful, caring, personable
Dr. Mann is a awesome doctor, replaced my right hip.
Dr Mann has helped my knee pain and weakness better than anyone i have visited in the past. He has a wonderful bedside manner!
Informative. Knowledgeable. Caring. Knew his stuff.
Dr. Mann performed a total hip replacement using the anterior procedure on my right hip. I was in excruciating pain prior to the surgery. I have had NO pain nor discomfort in the surgical hip since I woke up in the hospital! He's very friendly, puts you at ease and explains the procedure and outcome completely. His staff is a reflection of him...they're excellent. I recommend Dr. Mann to everyone.
Dr. Mann is truly a caring and outstanding surgeon! I had a hip replacement on Jly 21, 2020 and he was reachable every step of the way. My mom had cobalt poisoning due to a past hip replacement and Dr. Mann was so kind to her. She is only 3 weeks out of surgery and she is doing so much better. I can't recommend him more! A trusted and knowledgable surgeon!
Very inexperienced doctor. Do yourself and your loved ones a favor, find a different doctor and do your research. It could be a matter of life or death.
Dr. Mann operated on my mother as though she was a paper cut out doll. At 81 years old he performed a total knee replacement. Two weeks later he preformed a second operation as she had torn the tendons in the new operated knee after a fall. We followed with our scheduled checkups, the first visit shy of two weeks. The doctor says he would like us to come back in a week. At this time he realizes operated knee is now infected. He again does surgery, this time to remove the entire new knee replacement and place in an antibiotic spacer with a temporary knee. This was her 3rd surgery on the same knee in five short weeks. She became ill the day after surgery with a Gi bleed. She was weak, shaky and slurry in speech following this ordeal. None the less she was prematurely discharged 2 days later. She spent 8 days in a miserable rehab facility , with Dr. Mann pretty much washing his hands of her. On the day of her discharge she was released back to KMH. She was dead a week later.
Dr. Mann repaired my hip after a fall in December. I found him to be very intelligent and friendly. Highly recommended.
I had an appointment with Dr. Mann on September 16th. At that time he told me someone would call me within 5 to 7 days. After waiting two weeks for the call, I called Excelsior on September 30th to ask if there was a problem. I was informed I would be called that day or the next day. I stayed home during those times and didn't even go to my basement as I can't hear the phone down there. It is now the 4th of October. How much longer should I wait for them to call? Should I start looking for another doctor? I have never had a problem like this before and don't know what to do at this point.
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