Michael P. Bradley

Bicep Tenodesis on my right arm. Did a great job.

In early March of 2018 I fell and required surgery due to a left intraarticular distal radius fracture. Dr Michael Bradley operated on me and I required a plate with nine screws. Now at the end of August 2018 it is very hard to tell that I had such a traumatic injury. I am grateful to Dr Bradley for his excellent expertise. I consider myself blessed to have had such a great surgeon. Thank you

Dr. Bradley has done replacement surgery on my left shoulder and right knee and I can honestly say I have no pain in either joint any more. He is a gifted surgeon, and I am not one to easily praise a doctor as in 31 years of nursing I have seen too many not worth their weight in sand. This man is good!!

You wrote a review for Ortho Rhode Island - South Countyt2 months agon1.0 star rating 12/5/2018nI saw Doctor Micheal Bradley in January 2012 for my second left knee replacement, (revision). The outcome was just as bad as the original which was replaced by Doctor Micheal Bradley. To add insult to injury I had to have a second operation the repair the quadricep as It was torn directly following the surgery. No explanation was given as to why this happened? I have since scheduled the THIRD replacement, (second revision) at New England Baptist Hospital which specializes in revision joint replacement and I am optimistic!nn2013 I saw Doctor Bradley for torn tendons in my left shoulder, (rotator cuff), he operated with an immediate failure, he said it must have been something I had done to make it fail. He repeated the surgery and I went on retreat while I healed, same result, immediate failure. I followed up with an orthopedic surgeon from Boston. He told me that this type of surgery was beyond his scope. He recommended I see a reconstructive surgeon at MGH, so I picked one of the two doctors recommended and saw him at Massachusetts General Hospital, he told me that there is a different type of surgery that typically has a much better outcome, however, it is much more involved. He then told me that I was not a candidate as there was not enough of the tendon, (to much damage), left after the two previous surgeries to perform this advanced surgery. So I am left with a shoulder that causes me daily pain and will require a reverse rotator joint replacement in the future.nnGlen Johnson

I brought my dad to an appointment for a broken ankle and ruptured Achilles’ tendon. We knew when leaving the ER earlier in the week he needed surgery. Dr Bradley did not look at the ankle. The ankle injury is a consequence of a failed knee replacement done by Bradley. We went back to Bradley in good faith that he would take good care of the ankle. He was VERY unprofessional, short with us and had no interest in the injury at hand. He walked out of the room mid conversation and did not return. We will be seeing a different doctor from here on out and are extremely disappointed in Bradley’s unprofessionalisn.