Physician

Mark B. Rohrer

Dr. Mark B. Rohrer is an experienced internal medicine and geriatric expert with a distinguished career spanning over four decades in clinical practice, medical directorship, and academic instruction. He has extensive experience providing expert legal consulting services in cases related to nursing home care, geriatric medicine, internal medicine, emergency response, and long-term care facility standards.

As a former medical director of multiple skilled nursing and long-term care facilities, Dr. Rohrer possesses deep insight into facility operations, regulatory compliance, and standards of care for elderly and medically complex patients. His leadership roles at St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center, Kindred Hospital, and Senior Whole Health have positioned him as a knowledgeable authority in assessing medical decision-making, policies, and potential deviations from the standard of care.

Expert witness services in cases involving medical malpractice, wrongful death, and elder neglect.

Case evaluations and independent medical reviews for attorneys, insurance companies, and healthcare organizations.

Medical record analysis for litigation involving geriatric care, nursing home standards, and emergency response protocols.

Currently licensed in North Carolina and formerly licensed in Massachusetts, Dr. Rohrer continues to provide expert consulting and testimony in legal matters related to post-acute and long-term care, emergency medicine, and internal medicine.

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Mark B. Rohrer, Physician on the ECS expert panel

At a glance

Discipline: Physician
Credentials: MD
Panel role: ECS expert panel
Case types: Abuse and neglect, Assisted living negligence, Elopement and wandering, Falls and fractures, Medication errors, Understaffing
Available for: Case and record review, expert reports, affidavits of merit, deposition, arbitration and trial, subject to conflicts and availability
What you receive: CV and fee schedule within 24 hours, and a complimentary introductory call with the expert. Testimony history on request. Conflict check normally run immediately before retention

How ECS works with counsel

Screening call
Twenty minutes with an elder care expert on the clinical, care and regulatory issues.
Match and availability
CV, fee schedule and availability within 24 hours, then a complimentary introductory call with the expert. Testimony history on request, conflict check at retention.
Case review and opinions
A verbal opinion first, then written opinions and merit affidavits where the case or state requires them.
Testimony
Report, deposition preparation, then deposition, arbitration or trial.