Dr. Mahlon Bradley, MD

Tore my ACL and was referred to him. I have never had a more unpleasant experience with a doctor. He was rude, curt, would interrupt me, wouldn't listen to or answer my questions. Then had the staff schedule me for surgery even though I walked out without scheduling myself because I didn't like him or trust him. I would never.

I went to Dr. Bradley three or four years ago because I had pain in my lower left leg when I ran. I had symptoms of exertional compartment syndrome and asked if he tested for it. He said no and that it was rare and that my pain was from training. Now, a few years later and after trying each year to run and then be stopped by pain, I have a positive diagnosis of compartment syndrome. Got the pressure test in Burlington and the doctor said it was one of the highest pressure readings he's seen.

Did not notice a complete full thickness tear of the tendon (completely torn from the bone) that was clearly obvious in the MRI, of which the only proper course of action is surgery. Did not fully test for function and disregarded complaints of severe pain. Sent me to physical therapy that could have been detrimental without proper diagnosis. Luckily I sought a second opinion.