Mona Mhatre, DO is a Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation physician at The CORE Institute.
Dr. Mhatre has been caring for patients at The CORE Institute since 2011 and has been the Medical Director of the Acute Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit at Banner Del Webb Medical Center since 2013. Under her direction, the rehabilitation unit has earned national recognition receiving the “Best of the Best” award for post-acute care in 2019 and has achieved a national ranking in quality metrics being in the Top 1% of all acute rehab facilities in the nation in 2019.
Dr. Mhatre completed her residency program in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, where she was elected and appointed Academic Chief Resident, as well as being awarded Resident of the Year. During her residency program, Dr. Mhatre submitted several articles for a national publication, Rehab in Review, where she acted as the regional editor for all monthly article summaries submitted by the residents in the Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation program.
Mona Mhatre, DO is a Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation physician at The CORE Institute.
Dr. Mhatre has been caring for patients at The CORE Institute since 2011 and has been the Medical Director of the Acute Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit at Banner Del Webb Medical Center since 2013. Under her direction, the rehabilitation unit has earned national recognition receiving the “Best of the Best” award for post-acute care in 2019 and has achieved a national ranking in quality metrics being in the Top 1% of all acute rehab facilities in the nation in 2019.
Dr. Mhatre completed her residency program in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, where she was elected and appointed Academic Chief Resident, as well as being awarded Resident of the Year. During her residency program, Dr. Mhatre submitted several articles for a national publication, Rehab in Review, where she acted as the regional editor for all monthly article summaries submitted by the residents in the Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation program.
Dr. Mhatre earned her doctoral degree from Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences- College of Osteopathic Medicine. She obtained her undergraduate degree from the University of Kansas, where she received academic scholarships including the Frank G. Crowell Scholarship and the Greater University Fund Scholarship.
Dr. Mhatre is proficient in advanced medical Spanish, as well as American Sign Language. She is a member of the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, the American Osteopathic Association, and the American Association of Academic Physiatrists.
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