Dr. Bi Mo, MD

It’s hilarious reading the one star gibberish about Dr. Mo. As a patient it’s often easy to project our self image and feel that our pain entitled us to expect xyz from our doctors yet forgetting there are limitations what our doctors can do and our own role in this process. I met Dr Mo a few years ago and being an interventional spine doc with surgical training background you would expect he would dismiss a patient who was intimidated by procedures and surgeries. On the contrary, the guy helped me understand what each procedure entails and subsequently I was comfortable with getting. To him not everyone is a procedure or surgical candidate but he never stops trying and finding options to benefit my conditions.Dr Mo does not prescribe opioids but I found relief in compound topical and nerve pain medications that complemented a series of procedures he performed. He isn’t perfect, just like u and me, but a decent human being and a good doctor!

Glad that I was referred to Dr Mo by my spine surgeon. My neck and lower back pain are feeling much better after a series of procedures, and I can finally enjoy time with my family. He’s professional, caring, and personable. Always go above and beyond to do what he can to help.

Seldom you will meet a doctor goes above and beyond to help patients. Dr Mo goes his way out to help me with my pain without medications. With his help, I am able to do much more and enjoy time with my family. Like others said, he's masterful with procedures and genuinely compassionate about helping his patients. Thank you again

I had a terrible experience with this doctor. I am stunned by the 5 star reviews because the doctor I met for a consultation was not considerate, respectful, or thorough. He was condescending and just wanted to treat me with pharmaceutical options. He did not listen to me at all. I had to repeat where my pain was (left or right) a minimum of 15 times. The appt was like being trapped in a twilight zone episode. When someone has been living in pain for so long, I would think that the “pain” management doctor would have a better understanding of just how frustrating that can be and be a little more compassionate and a little less combative and condescending. Not everything can be fixed with a pharmaceutical and some patients can’t take certain medications because of other medical problems. The treating doctor should work with the patient to find a solution that works for that individual’s circumstances. Maybe he was having a bad day or maybe he is just a bad doctor.

He’s very thorough and meticulous. Always try to help and a competent interventional spine specialist focuses on no opioid therapies. Spends a lot of time to educate treatment plans to me. Highly recommended.

Dr Mo is knowledgeable and kind. He is very skilled with procedures and spends a lot of time to help me understand my conditions. But if you are looking for opioid therapies he does not manage those. Overall, I am very happy with my care.

Dr Mo was patient, kind, thoroughly explained my situation and his recommendations which include acupuncture, continued PT, etc. Confirmed I do not need surgery even tho a spine surgeon highly recommended it. Spent an hour reviewing my chart with my spouse and me. Have a followup appt and highly recommend him.