Mary Goldmann, PA-C

Seemed tired -but was focused on me andgave clear feedback and directions. I wasanxious and could use a bit more reassurance but not needed. Excellent

PA Goldman was a good listener and evaluative. She was thorough and knowledgeable showing me what she was seeing in my mir and X-rays.

Doctor reviewed my case, and presented several options. Explained everything to me in an easy to understand manner.

Mary’s caring nature, her information on my back and the quickness of getting in and out of the office.

I have had 3 appointments with Mary. 1 pre-op and 2 post-op every time she has taken the time to answer all of my questions. Mary explained how the surgery process works. She has always been punctual and caring.

Mary Goldmann was professional and knowledgeable . I had two office visits with her. On the first she listened well to my history , did a thorough evaluation , then ordered an MRI. On my second visit she went over the MRI results thoroughly and suggested treatment options. Throughout my experience she was personable and caring .

Ms Goldman lacked compassion or concern was rushed and didn’t take time to help me. I will not return or recommend to others

Mary was genuine, informative, and sincere. She spent the time needed to explain my condition.

I was not impressed with Mary Goldmann. She was condescending, didn’t listen and was not kind and caring. I would never recommend her or see her again.

My first visit with PA Mary Goldman was okay. My second visit she referred me to their pain management's doctor. She told me if the epidural injection doesn't work for me then we will talk about having surgery and I was okay with that My third visit with PA Mary Goldman was a horrible. I went from having injection to her wanting me to have 2 MRIs and nerve testing. I informed Mary Goldman that I would rather have the surgery to get the problem fixed and stop taking all the pain meds. I also needed a doctor's note stating my restrictions and she told me that she couldn't because of something that has to do with "legal". She said if she put certain things on doctor's note people will try to get disability when they don't need disability so they don't have to work. I informed her that I was not one of those people. I informed her that I love my job as an ABA. I felt like I was a number, not a patient.