Everyone was Amazing!! My husband is wheelchair bound and they were Super Nice to him. I really…read moreappreciate Sean, Julia, Debra, et al.

Been going here for allergy shots and allergy care. The…read moreentire staff is great. From the office to the doctors. They have had some turnover in the office BUT NOT WHERE IT COUNTS. In the treatment area. Dr. Grady, Tris and Karen (not a real Karen, A SWEET Karen) are fantastic and Erin has fit right in. I'm sure the others are great also but this are the ones that treat me. Don't pay attention to the trolls about Charleston ENT. Actually use my name as a referral at Chas. ENT. I'm sure you,ll be taken great care off

Excellent people from the front desk that listen to you, and to the Amazing doctors who care that…read moreget you what you need right away to get you feeling better! The fact that they right down exactly how you are feeling over the phone, send the message to the doctor whether, they are busy with patients or at the hospital with patients, these amazing doctors take the time out of their day at the quickest time to get right back to you and ask what is going on, symptoms being experienced etc. I am a new patient of Dr. Reluzco and I just went through this and she called me right back and took the time that she had from her busy morning to listen to me. A big Thank You to you, Dr. Reluzco! I really appreciate you! And to your team of course for everyone knowing my story and really caring about my health and medication situation. You are all very kind when I called and had a question and were all so very patient with me and I appreciate that so much! Thank you all for all that you do!

For months now I've been searching for a new sleep specialist, and after visiting several so called…read moresleep specialists I was about to give up. I told my primary care physician about all the trouble I was having when going to see these so called sleep specialists and she recommended that she refer me to Charleston Pulmonary. After a couple of days Charleston Pulmonary contacted me about an appointment, which was easy to get a date that was convenient for me. I did visit the office prior to the appointment to sign consent for them to get my medical records before my visit. The staff did all the "leg work" getting my records for me. When the day came for my appointment I arrived and was greeted upon walking in. I had to fill out some more paperwork; which is the worst part of visiting a doctor these days. After filling out my paperwork I was swept to the back to a room where I'd wait for the doctor. After sitting down I figured I'd be waiting a while so I pulled out my phone and started playing a game; but before the game could load the doctor was in there. First time I've had a doctor see me on time. Doctor Gunn was friendly and straightforward. He already had all my information and was well informed about my current treatment and made some recommendations to improve my treatment. Overall a great visit.

When I first moved to the Charleston area I went through several primary care physicians and was…read morevery disappointed with the quality of doctors that I saw. Then after maybe 4 or 5 doctors I finally came up Dr. Lee Allison at East Cooper Coastal Family Physicians in Park West (Mt. Pleasant) based on a wild Google search for family physicians. Making the appointment was easy and her office was close to home and work at the time so there was that. Then I went to visit and discovered that I had finally found the right primary care physician for my needs. Dr. Allison listens to what is going on with her patients and she's very straightforward with them about their results and what they need to do to improve their health for a better quality of life.

Dr Allison is one of the best doctors I've ever had!! She listens to her patients, and helps in…read moreall ways she can. Have been seeing her for several years and wouldn't go to any other doctor! Her office staff is very good, friendly, and helpful. I use the portal when I need to ask about something and Simone gets back to me in a reasonable time. Simone is a great person, also, friendly, and helpful!! When necessary, her referrals have always been really good matches for me. All in all, I highly recommend Dr Allison

I hAVE BEEN A PATIENT FOR 20 YEars.Love the lady and She has been just patient and understanding…read morewith me.You do not like the office so what it is and old building.The dog comes and greets me every visit.Love the dog.Disreguard all the negative reviews those people have problems.Love The Lady and She is just a super person to deal with.

Dr. Dehaven spends time with me and really listens to what I have to say about what is going on…read morewith my body. She has demonstrated kindness, understanding and compassion with me as her patient. I feel she is working to the best of her abilities as a doctor to give me the best care. I am so great full to have a doctor that appears to truly care and understand what I have to say. I believe that she offers sound advice and explains ways to help me manage my circumstance. I haven't often encountered that kind of treatment in my experience. Sometimes it may be necessary to call back if you aren't able to reach someone on the first try but typically you can get through and speak to someone for appointments or prescription refills by leaving a message.

Dr safer was very attentive, the wait was short and my pain is gone with out surgery. Good…read moreexperience.

I recently had some issues with my feet that I've needed to address for a while. I was told about…read moreDr John Marino from a friend. From my first visit I received nothing but the best care from Dr. Marino and his assistant Judy. I felt like he listened to the issues and asked a lot of questions before he made any diagnosis. I don't want to go into what was done, but I can honestly say that I am happy with the outcome, and I highly recommend Palmetto Podiatry.

I had an appointment set at 12:30 PM at the Hollings Cancer Center Labs. I arrived at 12:15 PM…read moresigned in through the kiosk and waited outside the lab area. There were 2 other patients also waiting. The other patients were called in. At 12:25 PM, I noted that it appeared that everyone was leaving for lunch. I waited another 5 minutes and knocked on the lab door. No one answered. About 2 minutes later a heavy set woman (technician I think) appeared and told me that I would have to come back later. I'm not certain what is happening at the labs there, but something is wrong. I went to another appoint and returned at 2:30 PM and they drew my blood labs. I have noticed that in the last 6 months that the service (other than the doctors), was not what it should be. I found out that MUSC has a "C" rating from the Leap Frog Group (a national nonprofit watchdog). They stated "Charleston (University Medical Center): Earned a "C" grade, frequently penalized for issues like C. diff infections and certain post-surgery complications." Roper has an "A".

Cancer center great, valet service guy very, very surly. No more tips for him........ ......read more

I can't say enough good things about Dr. Robert Carlile at Charleston Neurology Associates. From…read morethe moment you walk in, the professionalism of both the doctor and his staff is clear. What truly sets Dr. Carlile apart is his incredible empathy and the way he listens. He took the time to hear all of my concerns and never once made me feel rushed. Beyond his wonderful bedside manner, he is simply excellent at what he does. He is knowledgeable and clearly an expert in his field. I also greatly appreciate the practice's efficiency--appointment wait times are minimal, which is a huge bonus. I highly recommend him to anyone in need of a top-notch neurologist.

Worst Medical Provider Experience in over six decades... In…read morean effort to comprehend the lack of direction in my current, however long-term, neurological care and following four weeks of leaving numerous unanswered messages at Dr. Carlile's office, I drove 45 minutes to his office. Instead of receiving the reportedly anticipated diagnosis of four weeks prior, I was told that my numerous telephone messages had been mistakenly routed to the voicemail of an ex-employee. I further learned that the obstacle to my diagnosis lay in an insufficient blood draw of early May. However, it remains unclear why I was never informed. I left the office for a second blood draw at the nearby Palmetto Primary Care Physicians North Charleston facility. Subsequent to a 40-minute wait, I was called by the phlebotomist. As she prepared to initiate the draw, I queried if the draw required fasting. My orders were checked and it was determined that a fasting draw was required. I'm glad that I asked that question or this review would be even worse. I travelled the 45 minutes back to my home and returned to the draw center several days later for a presumably successful blood draw. Seven weeks passed with no contact regarding the results of the second blood draw results, which I was told would take a few days at most. I finally gave up on Dr. Carlile's office and telephoned Palmetto Primary Care Physicians draw center. Explaining that I still awaited the results of a blood draw of seven weeks prior, I verified that the blood work had been processed and the results sent to Dr. Carlile. I was informed that someone from Dr. Carlile's office, as well as the Patient Advocate of the draw center would follow-up with me. The following day, I spoked with the Palmetto Primary Care Physicians Charleston Neurology Associates office manager. At that time, I learned that once again the blood draw was somehow problematic and that a third blood draw would be necessary. Again, I was never notified! When I expressed my ongoing dissatisfaction with a total lack of communications or forward movement toward a diagnostic resolution, ongoing over the prior seven months, the completely unapologetic office manager became unprofessionally belligerent, sarcastic, and argumentative. I have never had any past problems with my blood draws or in obtaining results. This office manager, completely lacked any outward demonstration of compassion toward understanding my weeks of physical pain and frustration in my almost fifteen-year journey to further investigate my numerous neuropathies. Additionally, in spite of multiple telephone calls and the multiple promises that an expected telephone call from the blood draw center Patient Advocate would occur, no attempts have has been recorded. Subsequent to many delays, originating with what may appear to be Dr. Carlile's support staff and/or the Palmetto Primary Care Physicians group, my seven-month journey with this organization has been a virtual waste of my time, resources, and Medicare benefits. The hope towards a better understanding and/or abatement to my almost constant pain has vanished. Understandably, I have lost confidence in this provider's abilities to deliver any future personal medical care. Sadly, this experience has not bolstered my confidence in traditional Western medical practices.

Horrible initial experience that makes me never want to return. Not only do they stack appointments…read more15 mins apart, leaving providers no time to actually listen to patients, they also make you wait an hour for a rushed 10 minute appt. Also, 2-3 extra ppl will be in the room, regardless of your comfortability for note taking which feels so uncomfortable and not right. Dr. Jennifer Heinemann was extremely condescending, did not listen to my wants or needs, and did not explain options that are ultimately affecting my health. The worst patient care I've ever received in the most vulnerable appt you can be in.

I decided to go to LowCountry after finding out I was pregnant, due to no other offices having…read moreopenings in mid/late 2025. Upon the first visit, I felt rushed & formed no "connection" to any nurse or doctor. Everything was gone over extremely fast, I was given no advice or information outside of a pamphlet and spent the most time during the visit talking to the woman at the front desk taking my payment. This was my first pregnancy and I didn't know what questions to even think about asking. I decided to continue going as maybe it was just one bad experience. We went back for the next appointment and they made my fiancé leave the room, I understand why this is done, but for a girl who felt no connections to anyone in this office and didn't want him to leave, it felt like they were forcing him out. It made him feel less of a part of the pregnancy as well. I know from switching that there are better ways to establish with a patient that they are in a healthy/happy relationship. I switched to MUSC & had a great experience. It is now almost a year from my appointments at LowCountry and a bill shows up (keep in mind, I paid at every appointment). I got billed twice for "96127 Brief Emotional/Behav Assmt." I called for clarification on what this was and the number on the bill isn't even registered to their billing department. So I call the office, the lady who answers was kind, pulled the bill up, and attempted to explain it as the sheet we fill out in the office and the doctor recommending a therapist to me. I told her I never had anything emotional or behavior concerns and no one was recommended to me and she continued to say "it's just the sheet" so i clarified and said "so i filled the sheet out twice?" and she followed up with "it's just insurance billing because we have to bill for that sheet." At this point, I am paying the bill and going to be done. If you want quick care with no connections and hidden fees, this would be a place for you. However, I was looking for a doctor to feel comfortable with and who cared enough to listen and educate me, as well as allowing my partner to be involved. This office is just looking at how much they can charge for every service provided and then don't even give their office enough knowledge and training to explain the bill when people ask. I, personally, wouldn't recommend either office to anyone.