Dr. Mark Clark, MD

I encountered Dr. Clark in the ER recently for a non-urgent issue. It was really busy in there so there was a long wait time, but I found his bedside manner to be very kind and genuine. I wish we could have done more tests, but understand that the location was understaffed and hectic.

nightmare. I have no idea how this man is still practicing medicine. Absolutely no regard for patient privacy, no bedside manner, and lack of care about patient questions and concerns.

I came through ER due to severe dehydration after being caught camping in a storm, and Dr. Clark immediately assumed that I must be suffering from some kind of psychosis because (in an accusatory manner) “you were camping and you had no phone?" Caught off-guard and completely confused about where Dr. Clark received that false info, and also feeling interrogated while in the ER recovery (with one of my 2 phones literally right there in my right hand) I assured Dr. Clark that #1. there is nothing wrong with hiking or camping or playing sports or leisure activities, #2. camping does not qualify one as suffering from some kind of mental breakdown, #3. that I was suffering from severe dehydration, not severe stupid. Unconvinced, Dr. Clark seemed sure of himself as he had already made up his mind that I was actually in the ER because lone hikers are somehow fatally flawed and in need of psychiatric counseling, not hydration. Can't make any of this up, this really happened.