Troy Isaac Mounts, MD

Great Dr! My Husband is doing great! So thankful to you!

Dr. Mounts is a very rare ortho surgeon in me experience (and I have lots of that dating back to 1978 and my first serious injuries in the army). He listens. He also explains things very well and in an understandable way. I have complete confidence in him.

Back surgery at 60 and I’m running along just fine I was terrified but he assured me that I would be ok. I can honestly say he has givin me 30 plus more years of pain free living. My grandson has a new grandma. And I have my life back

I was referred to Dr. Mounts by Dr. Kevin Colton (another five star Doctor, and believe me, I've been to Doctors I would rate with a negative star rating if possible). From the very beginning, Dr. Mounts showed great concern for my overall health. I went in for lower back pain, which he ordered the appropriate tests for and checked against my past records. He's a surgeon, but he recommended physical therapy to start, which helped a great deal. When I returned, he said he would like to take a look at my upper spine. I have cervical dystonia, which pulls my head and shoulder muscles involuntarily. I've had this for 20 years, and I had already had recent MRI's and Xrays, and felt there was nothing that could be done in that area. Dr. Mounts saw that the spine was jutting forward in a way that would soon be interfering with my ability to walk. He said I was close to needing a cane, and would progress to a walker, then a wheelchair if the spine wasn't repaired. He also wanted to look at my hands, which were quite painful and had a great deal of tremor. He felt these symptoms were also related to the jutting spine. I was astonished because I had been under the care of a neurologist (the type of doctor my condition requires) and she had assured me that my MRI's and X-rays showed nothing unusual for someone with my condition. She said my hand pain was probably just carpal tunnel, and to wear a night brace. Dr. Mounts takes so much time to explain everything. He showed my my MRI and X-ray results, moved them around on his computer, and explained which direction we were looking at. I could see that the spine was jutting out at maybe a 35 to 40 degree angle? Can't quite remember, but it looked horrific. I know this review is long!! But I just can't say enough about how grateful I am to Dr. Mounts. He had to completely remove one vertebrae and scrape out the surrounding disks. After the surgery, my spine was fused and perfectly straight. (The fuse is completely unnoticeable to me, btw, I have the same amount of mobility as before!) My hand pain is GONE and I'll be able to walk, dance and act silly with my 8 grandchildren! I was so close to losing that mobility. His staff is also amazing. They are all so kind, and well qualified, answering questions as I wait for the doc. And yes, there is somewhat of a wait, but that's to be expected with surgeons. I still gave 5 stars on promptness and brought my book ; ) Once you're in the office, you're treated as if you're the only patient they've ever had.

Dr. Mounts cares about his patient. He not only did a fantastic surgery , but, he was their several times for follow up, even late at night.