Dr. Patrick Michael Morgan, MD

I never need a lot of hand holding. Dr. Morgan was easy to talk to, straight forward as to what my hip problem is and options to fix it. He took the time to do some teaching drawing a diagram, etc. I will have a hip replacement with him in a few months.

Knows What He Is Doing, And Does It Well.

I went with my daughter (age 22) today to see Dr. Morgan about hip reconstruction surgery for her. He told her there was only one surgery out there for her condition, it has a higher than average rate of complications and he wouldn't even consider operating until she lost at least 40 lbs. He said the only thing we could do right now was pain management and "there aren't many good options for that." He offered no advice about what we could do or where we could go from here. He wasn't overtly rude, but rather disinterested, patronizing and condescending; as if he were thinking about his upcoming golf game over the weekend instead of us sitting right in front of him. He has no compassion for someone living with chronic pain and was completely unhelpful. If anyone out there can recommend other doctors with his specialty, I would appreciate knowing about them. We've already talked to three doctors through Twin Cities Ortho, and now Dr. Morgan, and all of them were oddly disconnected from… their patient, my daughter. Don't waste your time or money with this doctor.

The rudest provider I have ever meet. Not helpful, constant eye rolling, did not listen to concerns, ordered injection incorrectly. I could go on and on. Wasted to office visits with him. Ended finding another provider how agreed I needed surgery asap. Had surgery and feeling better each day. Don't waste your time seeing this guy.

This doctor is the rudest guy I have ever met. He is not at all helpful. We will not ever step foot in this clinic again. He should not be in the helping field. It was a total waste of time and money and effort to see this guy.

I found him to be very rude, condescending and uncompassionate . Poor "bedside" manner and very arrogant. I would never let him operate on me. He needs to take some classes in compassion. I would never recommend him to anyone. I have since found another surgeon who listened to me, was compassionate, even told me I was "tough" walking with my hip the way it was. My x-ray from TRIA showed that I was a candidate for hip replacement but unless I lost an ungodly amount of weight it wasn't going to happen. How do you lose weight when you are in such pain and can't walk or move much? No compassion. There's surgeons out there who will operate on you if you are overweight. Don't bother with this dr. he needs schooling on how to treat people, fat or thin. Unless you like feeling like crap when you leave the office. He made me feel so bad about myself that I cried when I left there. I will never go back, even though I had a great ortho dr there. I found someone new and I will stick with him. He… got the job done and I'm walking again . I never once felt sad while under my new dr's care. He used the words "someone of your build". Never once saying fat, obese, or overweight. See, there's other words that you can use. We know we are fat, we don't have to be reminded of it. We are also fat for reasons you would never understand. Please get some schooling on compassion dr Morgan. Bottom line, I don't recommend him at all.

Post surgery, I have more than an inch discrepancy. Dr Morgan claims it is "perceived" regardless, I will have at least an intense year of physical therapy of which there is no clarity that my problem will resolve. Most LLD is less than a quarter inch. I have more than an inch. His response, "Surgery sucks."

I had an appointment with Dr Morgan about two years ago. I was extremely upset after his encounter. I have since had full hip replacement surgery with another awesome doctor and I am pain free. Someone asked me this doctors name today and I decided to look up reviews on him. Seeing there are others stating so many similar things as myself I had to also add my experience. After costly xrays, cortisone, an MRI, I thought I'm finally making it to a physician that was going to help me. Instead he procrastinated and said I had to lose an ungodly amount of weight before any sort of surgery would be possible. Accepting the term of trying to figure out how to accomplish that task I asked, in this time, how can I manage this pain so I can exercise and lose weight? His exact words, "There is nothing I can do for you". Speechless and distraught is how I left him never to return again. Second opinion doctor, said yes, you need to lose weight but not as much. And to manage your pain, a combination… of Advil and Tylenol will help. Let me tell you, it worked for me. This Dr Morgan may never get it and unfortunately it's at his patients expense. I hope you find this helpful if you are considering him.

I have seen Dr. Morgan twice regarding my hip problem. I am not sure what all these folks are whining about, because he is always pleasant and easy to talk to. I have other major health issues which he feels would preclude me from having a hip replacement. I appreciate his candor and would rather know that the risk outweighs any benefit for me at this time. Nothing to whine about. I love him.

I went to see Dr Morgan after being referred to him by my primary Physician. I was hoping he could resolve my hip pain. I was told there was nothing I could do and it was inoperable. He focused on issues that had nothing to do with my hip pain. He was condescending and talked to his colleagues like I wasn't even there. I left there extremely upset and with no results. Going to him was a waste of time and money.