Mark Easley, M.D.

About

MARK EASLEY, M.D. is an orthopedic surgery located at 40 DUKE MEDICINE CIR in DURHAM, NC.

Mark Easley is one of 91 orthopedic providers listed in DURHAM, NC on AdvOrtho.

Practice at a glance

In 2024, 100% of Mark Easley's identifiable Medicare procedure volume was foot and ankle work. Their most frequent service was application of short leg cast for 32 Medicare patients.

Most-performed procedures, 2024

• Application of short leg cast

  49

  32 patients · above the state median of 19

• Reconstruction of ankle joint with prosthesis

  42

  28 patients · above the national median of 14

• Correction of toe joint deformity

  25

  13 patients · near the state median of 24

• Incision or partial removal of foot bone (other than big toe) to straighten toe

  21

  16 patients · near the national median of 22

• Correction of bunion with forefoot and midfoot bone fusion

  12

  12 patients · near the national median of 15

• Lengthening or shortening of tendon of leg or ankle

  11

  11 patients · near the national median of 14

Training and practice

Mark Easley has been in practice since 1992, after graduating from University of Virginia School of Medicine.

• Practices with Cora Health Services Inc (1,125 clinicians)
• Affiliated with Duke University Hospital
• Offers telehealth visits

Industry relationships

Manufacturers reported $873,626 in payments and transfers of value to Mark Easley in 2024, excluding meals, travel and gifts. Relationships like these are common among surgeons who help design implants or train other clinicians, and companies are required by law to report them.

• royalties on devices or techniques they helped develop

  $684,667

• consulting

  $188,959

Reported by TREACE MEDICAL CONCEPTS, INC., EXACTECH, INC., Paragon 28, Inc. and others.

Source: CMS Open Payments, 2024, as reported by manufacturers. Disclosure is required by law and does not indicate anything improper. Figures reflect what companies reported and may include work unrelated to patient care. Providers who believe a figure is wrong should take it up with CMS, and can contact us about how it appears here.

Registry record

• Licensed in North Carolina
• Practices within a group or organization

Credentials: Doctor of Medicine (MD)

An MD degree indicates completion of a medical doctorate program focused on allopathic medicine. MDs complete four years of medical school followed by residency training in their chosen specialty. Orthopedic surgery residencies typically last five years and include extensive training in surgical and non-surgical treatment of musculoskeletal conditions.