I wish that I had read the previous reviews before going to him. I felt Dr. Nicholson was very disrespectful of me. The first time that I had an appointment, he may have spent 5 minutes with me to hear about a shoulder problem that had been bothering me for 5 years. He hardly listened and then ordered an MRI. Fine, I though, he probably needed more information before he could talk too much about the problem. I had the MRI and then was to wait to get called back, but I never heard back. I called them about three weeks later, and they had just never had the MRI read. After I called them, they called back in two days and the person that I talked with said I have bursitis in my shoulder and would need a steroid shot and did I want to schedule an appointment for you. I said I wanted an appointment to talk with the doctor and then decide on the treatment. When I went for my follow-up appointment, I had to wait 40 minutes past my appointment time to see him. When I finally was able to see him, he came in with a quick explanation of the problem and started to say that he recommended a treatment called 'life'. I told him that I did not fully understand the problem, and that I would like for him to explain it again so that I could understand better. He seemed annoyed. When he explained it again, he said that I should probably do PT. So, now I had heard on the phone that I needed a steroid shot and in the office that I needed 'life' and then that I needed PT. It never became clear to me. (I am a fairly intelligent person given that I have a PhD, so I should be able to understand information reasonably well.) He ended the appointment by saying, OK I'll get the order for you, and then he left abruptly without asking if I had any final questions or concerns. I was not even sure if I was done or not. In the end, my overall sense was that he was male doctor who couldn't be bothered to pay attention to a female patient with a minor injury, but one that has hurt me for 5 years. I am finding a new provider, and do not recommend him at all. read more