Mark Donald Barhorst, M.D.

So sad that I was unaware of Dr Barhorst’s passing until today. Dr Barhorst and his staff helped me through many painful days/ weeks/months. He and Rhonda two of the most humane real people I have ever had the pleasure of meeting. Gid Bless.

I haven't seen Mark for years, but we were close friends in High School, and shortly thereafter. He was a great guy, and I'm certain he is missed by many.

I just recently learned that Mark passed from a mutual patient. He will be remembered for his good work and indomitable spirit. He will be missed.

15 years ago, when all the other doctors had given up on me or decided that my pain was all in my head, Dr. Barhorst took the time to diagnose me, suggest treatment options, and give me hope. There is no cure for my disease, but having a physician who really cared and understood me helped me fight through the pain and find a better quality of life. I´m so thankful to have had Dr. Barhorst in my life. Prayers for peace and comfort for his family, as this is truly a great loss.

Dr. M took me on as a patient and treated me w respect. He believed me when others wouldn’t. He was always so nice to me, and that’s what I’ll always remember. This breaks my heart for this family, they are such a good family.

Thank you Dr. Barhorst for the way you cared for me and the respect that you treated me with. I am grateful that you were a listener first and an expert second.

Dr. Barhorst was my pain doctor when I lived in Texas. He truly cared for his patients and never pain shamed people. He was one of the good pain doctors. I will forever be grateful for him

This is so sad. I loved Dr. Barhorst, and he was my doctor for many years. I will definitely miss you! Praying for your family.

I started seeing Dr. Mark as a patient, at least 5 or 6 years ago, He was such a great doctor. He was great at everything he did during the procedures I had done. I watched him keep everything running smoothly. He didn’t put up with any mess. Then his office got flooded out and he moved his office to Spring, which was an hour away from me and I followed him there until he got to move back into his office building. I followed him there and met his son Dr Clayton, He had as much personality...