Jeffrey Mulholland's Online Review Report Card
Jeffrey Mulholland
3.0
Average Star Rating
16
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
6
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Jeffrey Mulholland's Reviews
This doctor scheduled a total knee replacement without even doing an MRI. I got a second opinion that said I definitely didn't need a knee replacement. So I then got a 3rd opinion, who did do an MRI and found a torn meniscus, cyst, and blood behind the knee. 3rd doctor did arthroscopic surgery and now my knee is 100% better. I can't believe I almost got a unnecessary total knee from this guy.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
Appt yesterday, Jan 3rd '22. Thankyou & your staff for the excellent care & advice received. My hubby is feeling much better today. Definitely would recommend this practice to everyone...
Reviewed On WebMD
It took me three weeks to get an appointment. UPMC claims "least invasive form of therapy " to resolve problems. His PA spent 3 minutes with me, the Doctor spent 5 minutes with me. Clearly a smart guy. Never discussed cortisone shots. Did say they could try a medicine. Would know in a week or two, he has partners who do hip replacement surgery. I asked about shots. He said shots done in hospital. Shots for hip not very useful. Even if work, they only work for a short time. This is not consistent with what the Mayo Clinic has posted online. Shots ( cortisone or others) are a useful therapy and can be administered 2 or 3 times per year. My complaint is not a big deal. However, I do not want hip replacement surgery unless it is the last resort not the first or at best the second resort.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
Knee Replacement Surgery. Worst outcome imaginable. Pain, swelling, discomfort long after surgery. I should have sought a surgeon who performs robotic-guided surgery. Take my advice, find a surgeon who performs robotic-guided surgery for knee replacement. No one will tell you this. Research shows much better outcome - less pain, faster recovery.
Reviewed On WebMD
Was quick and disinterested. I felt brushed off.
Reviewed On WebMD
Felt brushed off. Was only with me a few minutes. I have a large deductible and will have to pay for the visit. I felt like I wasted my money.
Reviewed On Vitals
My appointment with dr. Mulholland went good on friday. He said i have whats called patellofemrol crepitis and pain transference with tight hip flexors so he recommended me to see a physical therapist about it so today my pt gave me exercises to do before Friday the 31. I highly recommend to see mulholland and dan primm for anything.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
Dr. Mulholland refused to see me when I was in extreme pain and told me I didn’t have a shoulder problem. He would not MRI my shoulder. MRI showed torn labrum. Would not recommend to anyone. Does not care about his patients.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
Dr. Mulholland saw me for a torn rotator cuff. He explained my tests that I had done in detail to me and answered all of my questions. He has a very good personality and makes you feel comfortable. He didn't leave me waiting in the exam room for more that 10 mins. and took his time with me. His staff was professional and attentive. I would definitely recommend him and use him again myself if I would need his services.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
Dr Mulholland listened to our concerns and fully addressed each of them
Reviewed On HealthGrades
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