Dr. Martin Morse, MD

I am writing this testimonial to express my deepest gratitude and appreciation for Dr. Morse. I had the privilege of being under his care during a time when I needed it the most, and I can confidently say that he went above and beyond to ensure my well-being. It was evident from our very first conversation that he genuinely cared about my health and was committed to providing the best possible care.Throughout my recovery, Dr. Morse closely monitored my progress, regularly checking in to address any concerns or questions I had. His attention to detail and willingness to go the extra mile truly set him apart. I always felt like a priority, knowing that he was just a phone call away, ready to provide guidance and support whenever needed.I am incredibly fortunate to have had him by my side when I needed care the most. Without a doubt, I wholeheartedly recommend Dr. Morse to anyone seeking a surgeon who combines expertise with genuine compassion.

I am very grateful to be a patient of Dr. Morse and appreciate his kindness and concern in caring for my finger infection; especially as I am a pianist. With Dr. Morse, you're in good hands: he is very knowledgeable and willing to share information with patients, wise in advice and comforting in his manner with a good sense of humor to make your day just great.

Dr. Morse has become our family's go-to plastic surgeon because he is accessible, knowledgable, friendly, compassionate, and capable of helping with minimizing scarring related to childhood injuries and skin cancer.

Dr. Morse recently took out a pre-cancerous mole from my right leg. It required a skin graft from my thigh to finish. Healing nicely, and looks great. Very happy with the result.

Dr. Morse took care of my son's jaw -- he had a piece of graphite embedded in his jaw (by an accident). My son was only 7 years-old, but Dr. Morse was kind and generous and made my son feel comfortable before and after the surgery. My son has a great smile again!

I had a great experience with Dr Morse. He is a hand specialist, and I had what is commonly known as a trigger finger. We initially did some Cortisol shots, but that wore off after a couple of months. The next option was surgery to repair the sheath in my right hand. He was courteous, caring, and very informative. The hand is now mended, and because of his expertise, you cannot even see the incision he made in my hand!

Minus the approximate 1-2 hour waits in the waiting room, Dr. Morse going to the wrong hospital for surgery which delayed it by 45 minutes, not calling to remind you of your appointments that are scheduled weeks from the day you schedule and charging $100.00 for a missed appointment that you thought was on a different day and leaving a nasty message on your wife's cell phone, who isn't the patient he is ok.