WE’RE MOVING!
Bend Hernia Center and Bend Surgical Associates are pleased to announce a new partnership with St. Charles Surgical Specialists. Beginning on November 2, 2026, our offices will be in the St. Charles Center in Bend and in the Redmond Surgical Specialists office in Redmond.
Dr. Mike Mastrangelo will continue specializing in the diagnosis, treatment and management of all types of hernias, providing the region’s highest quality surgical and non-surgical treatments for hernia care. We are excited about this new partnership and look forward to this opportunity to expand the comprehensive hernia care we have provided for decades in Central Oregon.
PATIENT SCHEDULING
New Patients and Non-Urgent Care: Call 541-548-7761 to schedule a new visit with Dr. Mastrangelo at St. Charles starting November 2, 2026. Patients who wish to schedule sooner may see one of our new partners at St. Charles Surgical Specialists group.
Current Patients: Call 541-383-2200 for immediate requests, a post-op appointment, or an urgent problem. We are available 24/7 for any emergent issues that arise during this transition.
Please include the patient’s full name, date of birth, and a signed release form with your email or Fax request.
BILLING AND INSURANCE
Please call 541-322-1794 or Fax 541-749-2126 with any questions regarding insurance and billing for Bend Hernia Center and Bend Surgical Associates. Dana Jorgensen, with Hudson Medical Services, is our patient financial and insurance coordinator, and is available to assist you.
FINAL DATE OF OUR MOVE
Our current location in Bend at Mary Rose Place will close effective November 1, 2026. We look forward to seeing you at our new office at the St Charles Surgical Specialists group on November 2nd.
If you have any concerns or questions prior to November 2nd, please feel free to call us at our current office at 541-383-2200.
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patient centered
hernia treatment and care
Michael J. Mastrangelo, MD, FACS
TYPES OF HERNIAS
Abdominal | Ventral
An abdominal hernia can cause little to no discomfort or there may be pain associated with lifting objects, a cough or strain during a bowel movement.
Groin | Inguinal
The majority of all hernias are located in the groin area, which occur when the contents of the abdomen push through a weak spot in the muscle.
Hiatal | Diaphragm
A hiatal hernia is one of the causes of gastroesophageal reflux, heartburn and chest discomfort. Untreated, these symptoms can lead to cancer.
Pediatric
An umbilical hernia is located near the navel and symptoms include a slight bulge in the abdomen, which may increase with pressure or crying.
Advanced, Personalized Treatments
For All Hernia Types
Michael Mastrangelo, MD, FACS, is the only surgeon in Central Oregon specializing in the diagnosis, treatment and management of all types of hernias.
BHC offers minimally-invasive surgical procedures utilizing advanced techniques in laparoscopy, surgical endoscopy and robotic surgery.
Dr. Mastrangelo also specializes in open surgery and expert use of mesh.
