I never leave reviews, but as an out of towner who isn't local I want others in my position as a…read moremother to know what you are dealing with. I came in requesting a simple strep test for my 3 year old. Instead, without a doctor seeing us first three other tests were run, one of which I was never notified about (RSV). The other tests cost $300. I had already spoken with my pediatrician who told us just get a strep test, I told this to the person taking the vitals before we saw a dr. They ran tests without my consent that cost hundreds of unnecessary dollars. This felt like they were just trying to run up whatever tests they could think of without communicating cost to me or need and ran a test they did not speak to me about beforehand to make money. The doctor was kind. Spent 60 seconds confirming my child has strep. Which I already knew from sending my doctor pictures and videos. This visit cost $500. The office manager was very difficult and refused to work with us or understand our side of the story and demanded payment immediately. This was the worst urgent care experience I've ever had. I know there is another urgent care in the area called Doctors Care - I should have gone there. Make sure you ask questions about the cost and what is truly necessary so they can't take advantage of you by making you pay for them for unnecessary tests.

Best urgent care in town. My son is under the care of a neurosurgeon who refused any kind of pain…read morecontrol while waiting weeks for potential surgery. I took him to Prisma ER. They did NOTHING. Dr Lecher gave him a couple IM injections along with medications to help with the pain in his neck. He is the only doctor that cared enough to help. Though temporary, my son's pain level went from 10 to 5 and was even able to work a few hours this week. Many thanks to FastERcare

Overall I found my experience and my stay to be outstanding in most respects. The emergency care…read moreis excellent. Once you are admitted it gets dicey. This place is like hotel California-- check in was easy and friendly. Getting released on the other hand is more difficult. I set in my room all day waiting for the results of a test I took at 0830am. When asked about the results I was brushed off and sent back to my room. Maybe they were under staffed.

This doctor tends to misdiagnosis patients. The facility has 6 rooms and only one doctor, so you…read morereally get to spend very little time with the doctor asking questions. In fact, they even gave us 2 out of 3 pages of blood report when asked for the entire report twice. This doctor gave the wrong diagnosis and cause critical time for recovery to become lapse. I would not recommend going to this doctor at all. STAY AWAY!!!

Besides having to wait, well past your apt time, sometimes. I absolutely will continue to go I…read morebelieve My Dr, J. Maskell is a wonderful Dr. He listens, he discusses what ever illness you have in terms I understand. He is a great Dr. I never have liked having a Dr visit of any kind, but Dr. Maskell makes it easy. I give him 5 stars, and 4 for the clinic itself. I feel comfortable with my Dr and I hope he will be there for a very long time.

Great community hospital !! The care you receive at Kershaw Health is second to none. Nurses and…read moreother staff are knowledgeable and make you feel like you are a part of their family. Have been to hospitals in Washington DC with my grandmother and did not receive the same level of care and compassion as Kershaw Health.

My husband was admitted by ER. At first Dr. in ER did not want to admit him, even Tho he was…read morebrought in by ambulance 84 yr and bedridden, trouble breathing. Finaly got him admitted. Nursing staff were good to him. Loved the nursing he received. But I will never forgive them for the way my Husband was treated, after his release. How he was roughly man handled (him in pain), how he was spoken to getting him to the car and loaded, the way he was treated. (it all has to be on their Cameras, if not deleted) they put him through so much unnecessary pain and dehumanizing. He cried. I will never forget that. His last memory of a hospital. It was myself and my Child that kept him from falling completely to the ground and help put him into my car. My Dear husband passed a few short weeks after I got him home. Surrounded by loved one, great medical care (NOT FROM KERSHAW) at home. Just the way he wanted. No I did not sue, do not intend to. No strength to do so. Still morning loss of my husband.