Dr. Mark Choi, MD

I was admitted to the ER at 2 AM on a Sunday morning in acute of Domino pain doctor troy conducted an extensive physical examination and then ordered bloodwork and CAT scans. He was very communicative and reassuring and upon receipt of the reports called in a Colo rectal Specialist to admitted me to the hospital with acute diverticulitis.

I had a visit to the ER for a fall I had. It was actually a nerve pain due to muscle spasm. He came in asking what the problem was. He didn’t do any basic evaluation with patient vital signs or go over medical history with the patient. . Then he walked out. The nurse came back in to say they wanted to do an ultrasound for the kidneys. Unnecessary medical treatment for a fall. There was no signs of kidney stones nor did it have to do with the fall. The doctor never came back in to see the patient. The patient left the hospital and refused further treatment with this doctor and hospital. She was treated at another hospital with the correct diagnosis and treatment.

I went to the ER with excruciating pain running down both sides of my outer legs for two straight days. I couldn't bend over or even sit on the toilet. One of his comments in the ER Physician Documentation was "She was hoping for immediate answers and quick fix for her chronic back pain and leg pains." Did he mean I wanted an opioid? Whatever, I thought that was very demeaning when he mentioned "quick fix." Furthermore, he listed my "Chief Complaint" as "Gait Dysfunction." That is NOT why I went to the ER. I was in severe pain. In another part of the report he said that I reported numbness. I NEVER reported numbness. And then he said more things in my "History of Present Illness" that I never said. Plus he never even touched my body but he said that my neck was "supple." How did he know that without even touching me? Finally, he gave me the name of a physician to see for a follow up. I called and it turned out that he was the wrong kind of doctor to see for a follow up!

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