They were amazing here at Charleston GI! Everything ran on time and or UNDER... which is definitely…read morerare for a Dr.s office! They take careful attention to you and ensure you're comfortable from start to finish. They even called after the long weekend to check up on me and see how I was doing! Now that is over and above! I would recommend them to anyone in need of these types of services... Preventative or necessary!

I had been a patient of Dr. Smith at Charleston GI for years. He's a very nice and friendly doctor…read more Last, year, my insurance company refused to cover a prescription for Humira, which I had been taking with minimal to no side effects for years, I asked the nurse for help. She was extremely rude and unhelpful. I was then switched to a biosimilar, and months later I experienced significant side effects. I left several messages with the nurse to have Dr. Smith call me to no avail. I then obtained insurance with a new company hoping to get back on Humira. The insurance company representative told me that my doctor needed to submit a prior authorization form. I asked the nurse to do so and to copy me, particularly since she refused to speak with the insurance representative or allow me to speak directly with the doctor. Apparently, she never submitted it. I found a new doctor, and within one week I was approved for Humira again.

After being a patient for years, i called today bc of a chrones flare and was turned away. I was…read moreinformed of a bill from my last colonoscopy of 470. One i was not advised of at the time of srvc or since. When i offered to pay 100 to be seen today, i was told that was not enough. I asked to speak to an ofc man and was told they did not have time tt to me.. obviously uts not about the patient at Palmetto but about the money!

Even though I live within walking distance of the practice--and even if I chose not to walk, I…read morecould easily take an Uber--this office refuses to treat me because I don't have someone to accompany me. Their policy requires that a patient have someone drive them to the appointment, remain in the waiting room for the entire procedure, and then drive them home. This effectively means that anyone without a spouse, family member, or close friend available during weekday business hours is denied care--not for any medical reason, but simply because they are alone. I'm not asking for special treatment; I'm asking not to be excluded from care because of my personal circumstances. Denying a necessary medical procedure to someone based on whether or not they have a companion is discriminatory and deeply unjust.

absolutely horrible administrative services. They use a third party that never returns phone calls…read moreor can answer even the most simple questions regarding their bills. I had treatment 21 months ago. It took them a year to file the claim with BCBS sc then, try the blame BCBS for not paying the claim timely. Fortunately I saved my EOB. After spending close to 4 hours over a week on the phone with their office manager, Tanya Stark, I paid them $604.41. This was in July 23. It was cashed in Aug. today I received in invoice for the same amount. When trying to call the automated attendant recorded answer is, "leave name and number and someone will get back with you"!!! Unbelievable! Dr Suarez is five star but his service support is horrible. Due to this experience I have found a new doctor and will NEVER use them or recommend to anyone.

I love doctor Schnell! This place is hard to get into but worth the wait. I appreciate their…read morekindness and their office is always clean!

Modern hospital, with extremely helpful, educated, and friendly staff…read more The worst I can say is that parking for handicapped is extraordinary, but for the rest of us requires a fairly good trek from the parking lot at the rear, unless you are quite lucky to get one space closer up.

Parked in the hallway for a few hours. Barely looked at me, said she's gonna order imaging with a…read moresecond person confirming that's what she said. I sent other half home because hey I need imaging it's gonna be a while. Then she comes back gives me a shot and says see ya later. Super helpful. $1087 for a cheap chair in a hallway and pat on the back after limping my 26 year old self in with my left leg totally numb. "Immediately return to emergency room if you experience numbness in the saddle region" I was discharged with numbness in the saddle region. Must've been covid graduates.

Had my 2nd colonoscopy done June 26th at Charleston GI. Both were done by Dr. Shores and I'm good…read morefor another 5 years. Everyone there are very helpful, friendly & professional. Anyone who has done this knows the downside is the preparation ? But great to get the results so your mind is at ease, one less thing to worry about ! I'm not a fan of aging but beats the alternative

Charleston GI, Dr. Irion and Allison are great. They treat everyone with respect, Dr. Irion took…read morethe time to answer any questions that I had. Allison will respond quickly when you leave a message on the patient portal. My daughter and I have been patients here for over a year and we both love the team at Charleston GI.

This is the very first time I have ever written a negative review on a company, but I felt I had to…read more"warn" potential patients of this practice. I went to Coastal Carolina GI last month for some bowel and stomach issues. From the very start, this office was unprofessional and not helpful at all. I received no less then ten phone calls in one day from them trying to confirm my appointment for the following day... receiving several even after I called back and spoke with somebody to confirm my appointment. The woman on the phone was rude and pretty much hung up on me. At my appointment the following day, I saw Dr. Kaplan and from the very beginning of my appointment seemed to dismiss everything I was saying and I could tell she wasn't taking my problems seriously. After 3 appointments where I was NEVER even given an exam and was instead ordered all these expensive tests that proved to be unnecessary, I decided to switch doctors. It only took my new doctor one visit to figure out what was causing my problems. It only took him to listen to me and give me an exam to figure out what was wrong, all things Dr. Kaplan did not do. I would highly recommend saving your time and money and going to a different GI doctor. I am so incredibly disappointed in this office and wish I never went there in the first place.

From the owner: At Coastal Carolina Gastroenterology and Hepatology, we focus on diseases of the digestive system…read moreand liver. The digestive system includes the esophagus, stomach, small intestine, colon, rectum, pancreas, gallbladder, and bile ducts. We treat conditions such as Colon Polyps and cancer, Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), ulcers, Colitis, heartburn, acid reflux, and Crohn's Disease.

This was my second experience with LCG and I cannot say enough good things about the overall…read moreexperience. The staff was exceptional, warm & welcoming. They accommodated my early arrival, and the procedures both went well to the best of my knowledge. Expectations and procedures were explained in full and I was never anxious or left in the dark. Thank you LCG.

No thanks. I just…read moremoved here and need a new specialist so after some Googling, came across this practice. I have a no referral insurance policy but a $1300/pp deductible. Not having to go to a PC doctor to get a referral to a specialist definitely saves some coin. Unless you try to go to this practice. I called to make an appointment, and they refused to see me unless a PC doctor referred me specifically to them. I have never heard of this before - I tried to explain that I had been seeing a GI specialist where I used to live and it is a known GI issue and since my insurance doesn't require referrals, can't I just come in? To which they said no. So, they want me to find a new PC doctor, wait for a new patient appointment to be available, pay the Aetna negotiated rate to see that doc (probably $2-300 bucks for a 5 minute conversation that ends with, "yeah, you need to see a GI specialist.") then wait for an available new patient slot at their practice. This practice clearly doesn't give a shit about helping patients, just making sure they pump as much money out of patients as possible.

Dr.Fuessner is great. Staff is experienced and kind. My only issue is that you have to go all the…read moreway to West Ashley to have procedures done. A two hour drive is difficult, and unfortunately, we have had find a doctor who does the endoscopy and colonoscopy closer to home. I was sad not to be able to use Palmetto digestive, but traffic being what it is now, impossible to justify that long drive. If it were not for that, I would have given them 5 stars.

They are wonderful, staff courteous. I've been a patient with Dr Feussner for years; he's caring,…read moretakes his time to listen. He is one of the greatest Dr's I have seen.

I have been going to Mt. Pleasant Family Practice for years, back before Dr. Wilson retired. Dr…read more Wilkes was hired on around this time, and he is fantastic! Dr. Wilkes seems to be one of the most intelligent people I know while still maintaining relatability and warmth. The utmost professional, he is thorough and remembers important information at each of my visits. I live almost 20 miles away from this practice, but it's worth the drive!

We have used the doctors in this practice for nearly 40 years. Needless to say, during that length…read moreof time, they have helped my family through countless medical issues. Extraordinarily professional and proficient in every aspect. Every medical need is met and, if a referral is needed, the referral physicians are also top notch. Their in-house phlebotomist is excellent. If further tests are needed, their association with Mt. Pleasant Hospital is definitely a bonus. All the support staff experiences longevity in the practice, so you'll see and get to know everyone in the family of Mt. Pleasant Family Practice. Travis Wilkes, MD and his nursing staff make a trip to the doc a good thing.