Dr. Jeffrey Martin Cochran, DO

Both Cochran morreta went to the same college I feel they were in the same class

My neck was normal before knee surgery but after surgery my neck hurt dr Cochran took xrays of my neck arthritis now after knee surgery both idipts.

He took pictures of my neck said I have arthritis but in his office dr morreta did my knee surgery after wards now I have arthitis did not have it before knee surgery.

Have had Dr Cochran. Due serial disc surgery's with great outcome. Want able to walk more than a few feet before last one.

Went in with lower back issues he sent my for a neck MRI. After that told me I had to be using the bathroom in my pants on daily basis before he would do anything.

Dr Cochran was very thorough and professional. He took his time with me and I was very pleased with him and the office staff

This doctor misdiagnosed my knee pain as just pulled tendons. The pain was actually the start of O.A.

Can no longer make appointments because my account (small) went to collections??!! What's with that? I understand the principal behind it, but people have hard times too. If we had the money, we would have paid it. People lose jobs etc. etc. Things we can't control!! Plus the wait time was over 2 hrs!!!

Dr Chocran did not read any of the medical history provided or inquire as to what treatments had been tried previously. I left with a pain pill prescription and therapy orders. No resolution or concern. "Call in a month if you don't feel better". Waste of time and money

This is NOT a recommendation, rather a notice of complaint. It makes no sense to me that an ORTHOPEDIC practice would make a 90 year old patient( with complaints of back pain and who they referred for a CAT scan) sit on an 2" padded exam table for 1hr 20 min waiting to be seen by Dr. Cochran. When the daughter brought this to Dr. Cochran's attention, his response was that the patient could have sat on the seat provided (which had NO padding!) and raises the question of where the 87y/o wife would have sat. A simple "I'm sorry for your discomfort" would have been appreciated. Character, courtesy and common sense can go along way in easing a patient's negative experience. Unfortunately, all was absent at this practice today. As far as I'm concerned, my father will NEVER return to this practice nor will I ever consider going there.