Updated!! So I rescheduled for another appointment at…read moreBronson Family Medicine. Apparently the guy that made the previous appointment for me was not a worker there. He just happened to be their to help them out. Katelyn was very sweet and apologized for that day even though I feel like it was not her fault. Her physical assistant was very nice too. They took time to explain whatever questions that I had. I had a very good experience today and glad that I decided to reschedule!

Very personable and great service. They recognize me by face and voice and I never have a problem…read moregetting answers to my questions.

Wonderful thorough doctor. I have followed her to three different locations. She is kind and…read moreintuitive.

Quick and efficient in the office experience. Care I received was very nice…read more The nurses were very helpful

I transferred due to my last doctor's office not holding up on the Quality Care I believe I…read moredeserve. I was recommended Megan McKenzie and Wow!! She's so kind and to have someone fully listen to my concerns is a breath of fresh air. I truly feel she has my back and is willing to run the distance for me to make sure I'm as healthy as possible. The location couldn't be any better as well! I'm actually excited to start my health journey for a change. :) Front Desk clerks were very kind and informative. The nurse was gracious and caring. This is definitely the place to go!

I was a patient here for about 4 years until I moved, and I wish I was close enough to continue…read morecare here. I have actually had 3 different primary doctors here due to staffing changes, but had Dr. Rogers for the past year or so. She's great- very personable, easy to talk to, trustworthy. My prior doctors were good as well, as are any other people (PAs, etc) that I saw. I could always get in for an appointment when I needed to and always got things like follow-up calls and prescription refills taken care of timely. It can be hard to find a good doctor, especially just randomly selecting one close to home from the insurance list... but this luckily worked out. I recommend seeing Dr. Rogers.

I've been a patient at Southwest Michigan Dermatology for many years. My doctor, Dr. Mohney, is…read moreextremely thorough and super nice guy. During my latest skin check visit a few weeks ago, he found a mole that had an odd shape, they took a biopsy, and a week later called and told me it was benign. Thank goodness. I have in the past had precancerous moles removed and Dr. Mohney and staff were professional and treated me with kindness and respect. It can be hard to get an appointment if you are not a current patient, as they are extremely busy and everyone is concerned about skin cancer. But I understand they are hiring new PAs, which will help ease the pressure.

I would never recommend Southwest Michigan Dermatology to anyone. Their office is chaotic. In the…read moreentry lobby, two TV screens going with different information, two sources of different music, as well as a recording of ocean waves playing! (Maybe trying to instill some calm over all of the other stimulation). It just added to the stress vibe. Every 30 seconds assistants call in a patient, two entry doors constantly opening and closing. Obviously, they are moving as many patients as quickly as possible. I was there for a pyogenic granuloma on the sole of my foot - similar to a blood blister but worse. Although the doctor who saw me was efficient, it was a no frills system with no preparation. He looked at my foot, told me what they were going to do - right then and there. He left the room and an assistant came in to numb my foot with Lidocaine injections. I've never experienced this before and there was no warning as to how painful it would be. There was no initial pre-numbing of the surface area, just 5 incredibly painful injections around the site. I've since researched, and there are topical lidocaine options to apply prior to giving the extremely painful injections. Apparently SMD can't waste the time making that an option for patient comfort. The doc came back in and did a curettage and cautery, taking samples for biopsy and I assumed, removing all of the lesion tissue. It all happened very quickly - In spite of the trauma of the experience, I hoped this would at least take care of the issue. It unfortunately did not, as the lesion returned as if nothing happened. Larger and more painful. I knew that I would absolutely not go back to SMD and have instead gone to Forefront Dermatology. Forefront was calm, collected and competent - office environment, staff and medical personnel. They assessed my lesion and told me that due to the fact that the granuloma came back and is so large, I will most likely need plastic surgery to accurately remove all of the tissue.

My husband had inguinal hernia surgery, and his surgeon was Dr. Jason Ryan…read more The entire experience from beginning to end was stellar from the admissions desk to post recovery Everyone was very friendly and professional. The coffee shop in the waiting area for visitors was so convenient to grab a drink or snack while waiting for my husband during and after his surgery .

I previously wrote a negative review about billing (years ago). Today I'm writing to say I got…read moreexcellent care recently. First for a scheduled aneurysm flow diverter placement by Dr. Kreitel with one night in neuro ICU. Two months later for a brain bleed from a skiing accident when I stayed overnight in neuro ICU again. Excellent care again by ER staff and neuro ICU nurses. Two days later I stayed another night for a suspected brain rebleed... I don't know how ER staff handles the chaos. Nearby a man threatened 3 security guards & a nurse. They took care of it and In think maybe he was arrested, not sure. Anyway I share this because I was originally taken by ambulance to Bronson where they removed my C Collar, plopped me in a wheelchair where I couldn't hold my head up...and it turns out I sat there ignored with a subarachnoid hemorrhage...That was after I told them my helmet was cracked in 1/2, I was on blood thinners and needed a stat CT to rule out a bleed cuz I had brain surgery 2 months prior... Bronson ignored me so I had my son come get me, called Borgess neurosurgery who ordered a brain CT, then admitted to Borgess. At this point, I'm team Borgess all the way.

This doctor is caring and very capable. She has been my doctor for over 10 years. She has taking…read morecare of me had to tell and I have lots of health problems. She always shows compassion. Any person who is lucky enough to have this doctor is blessed indeed.