Gary Mann, MD, FACS

"I am so grateful to be a patient of Dr. Mann. He has been a partner in my cancer journey helping me to understand all of the options and risks so that I can make informed treatment decisions. He is a gifted surgeon with great compassion and care for his patients."

"With out a doubt the most caring ,capable doctor I’ve ever seen. My wife was treated like family. He even called her from his vacation. He checked on her every day and called me to reassure me."

"My visit with Dr Gary Mann went very well. I feel the Wipple Procedure that Dr Mann performed on helped extend my life. His expertise & experience went a long way to making the Wipple Procedure performed on me successful. I am forever greatful to him. Joe Cianciosi"

"It is difficult to put into words the gratitude that my family and I have for Dr. Mann. The point of this review is not to acknowledge that he is a world class surgeon, the point is to give hope to anyone who finds themselves in a situation like our family did. My mother has been affected by a recurrent liposarcoma since 2008. Dr. Mann operated on my mother in 2008, 2012 and once again in early 2022. Prior to the most recent operation, the outlook was bleak. Due largely to my mothers denial and procrastination, the tumor had regrown to a massive size and there was a significant risk that my mother would not survive the surgery. Even if the surgery was successful, we were told she would need massive blood transfusions, that she would spend days in the ICU post surgery and that she could very likely lose a leg, end up in a wheelchair and live the rest of her life with a stoma. The only thing that gave us hope was Dr. Mann. Dr. Mann was very responsive, direct but perhaps most importantly kind in the way he communicated with our entire family. He gave us the reassuring feeling that we were a priority for him and that he was prepared to deliver the best possible outcome. My mother not only survived the surgery but was walking around the hospital less than 24 hours after the operation! No blood transfusions, no ICU, no wheelchair, not even a permanent stoma. To call this a miracle would be dismissive of Dr. Mann’s surgical brilliance. When a patient can walk 24 hours after such a surgery it is obvious that the surgeon executed the procedure with minimal trauma. This is the mark of a real talent. If you are reading this and the odds are against you, just know that Dr. Mann will give you the best chance of success. We owe him everything for giving my mother a new lease on life."

"Bedside manner could be better. I appreciate the honesty, but there is a better way of delivering devastating news to a patient and their family. You are still human Dr. Mann. You admitted to making mistakes, please find the compassion somewhere within you to identify with a family who didn’t know how bad a situation is because they were given different information for 2.5 years. Roswell is NOT the place to go for cancer treatment. I’m disgusted"