Bronson Orthopedic & Joint Specialists - South Haven

Reviews

• JR

  Julia Roelle

  Apr 20, 2026
  1.0
  I have suffered from knee pain now for .3 months. I was looking forward to seeing Dr. Nikkles today for a plan (knee replacement, etc.). I drove to South Haven from Battle Creek and was 5 minutes late- the doctor refused to see me- “well the doctor has to go to lunch sometime”- even though HE WAS IN A ROOM WITH A PATIENT SCHEDULED BEFORE ME!! So how would I actually hold him up?? Very poor “care”. VERY EGOTISTICAL. I think he probably did me a big favor. I’ll be Going to someone else.
• TD

  Tammera “Tammy or Tam” Dibble

  Dec 22, 2025
  5.0
  Very friendly, professional, and helpful staff. Were very prompt at getting after surgery medications called into my pharmacy. Always compassionate about how I felt as well as any and all concerns I had regarding my health.
• LB

  Leah Boerigter

  Jan 13, 2024
  1.0
  When I was 15 I went to Dr. Nichols because I have had severe knee pain since I was very young. He did an exam and when I screamed in pain when he moved my knee a certain way, he ordered an MRI for my knee to see what was going on. I did tge MRI and he told me there was a tear in my meniscus and scheduled me for surgery. I went in and was put under, when I woke up after the surgery he told me and my parents that he did not find any tear in my meniscus and that he "cleaned up some fluid and closed me up". My mom was pissed that we had spent so much money for a surgery I didn't seem to need. But I was still scheduled for physical therapy afterwords. I didn't end up going to all of the physical therapy because it was very expensive and didn't seem needed because he didn't do much in my surgery. So I eventually stop taking the painkillers prescribed and it quickly became obvious that the pain I had dealt with before the surgery was now chronic and worse than it had ever been before. I had to take ibuprofen to be able to walk without limping. I later went to my primary care doctor and told them what had happened. She told me that he had put in his reports that he had removed 25% of my meniscus! She told me I must have mistook what he said to me after the surgery and prescribed me more ibuprofen but in a much higher dose. And I've been taking ibuprofen since to be able to walk. I am now 23 years old and I regret ever going to Dr. Nichols in tge first place. Every time my ibuprofen wears off and I feel the pain I'm reminded of how I was screwed over by a doctor I should have been able to trust.
• LA

  Laura Adkin

  Nov 30, 2017
  5.0
  Dr. Nikkel s AMAZING!!!