Dr. Dan Nichols's Online Review Report Card
Dr. Dan Nichols
3.9
Average Star Rating
18
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
4
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Dr. Dan Nichols's Reviews
Very good doctor. Always willing to go the extra mile to answer all of your questions. Clinic is clean and the representatives are professional.
Reviewed On Google
Great care and easy to talk with
Reviewed On Google
Dr. Nichols was very pleasant and nice, but seemingly refused to answer my questions. He seriously wanted to rush me out, apparently so that he could move on to other patients. In the past, I have had eye doctors misdiagnose. 20 years ago, during law school, I was told I needed glasses. After no prescriptions worked, I realized it was simply due to tired/strained eyes from reading law books. 20 years later, my diagnosis is again very minor (20/40). I tried to find out if I really need glasses, or if I should simply change my behaviors. Dr. Nichols didn't seem to listen to my concerns, and just assumed I needed glasses. He even suggested progressives without answering any questions I had about what might be better for my situation. I felt like I was at some mall eye doctor who just wanted to get me through so I could buy glasses.
Reviewed On WebMD
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