I saw a review describing this place as an "assembly line," and after being here twice, I…read morecompletely agree. This was my second time seeing Dr. Blair, and the experience was just as bad as the first. Patients are told to arrive early, even established patients who already completed everything online, only to sit in the waiting room 45 minutes past their appointment time before even being called back. Then another 20+ minute wait just to see the doctor for about 30 seconds, only to be told he would be back. After that, another 25-minute wait before he finally returned for an injection (he's gotta sneak in those extra 2 or 3 appointments). Dr. Blair has zero bedside manner, came across arrogant, dismissive, and immediately pushed surgery on a 46-year-old patient while claiming there were "no other options." I've never met a doctor so dismissive. What makes that even more concerning is that I sought a second opinion and was, in fact, given another treatment option. At no point did I feel like my pain or concerns were taken seriously. Isn't a doctor's job supposed to include treating pain and helping patients explore options instead of brushing them aside? The entire interaction felt rushed, cold, and transactional. OrthoSC feels like a run-of-the-mill greed factory where volume and money matter more than patient care. The lack of communication, respect for patients' time, and overall professionalism was incredibly disappointing. I gave them two chances, and they failed both times. I would never allow anyone from this practice to operate on me. If you are dealing with shoulder issues, I highly recommend Dr. William Greer. He was compassionate, patient, answered every question without acting annoyed, and actually spent time with me -- about 15 minutes, which felt like a completely different experience compared to OrthoSC.

They may be great if you have no issues after the surgery. I had a knee replacement which was good…read morefor 3 months until it wasn't. Minimal help to find out what is wrong and how to fix it. Back pedaling; could be this or could be that no clear solution. I had already tried everything that they recommend for pain with no relief. So here I am almost 3 years later with daily pain and a knee that is 100% worse than before the surgery. Wouldn't risk using these doctors in case something goes wrong.

I know everyone does not have the same experiences at hospitals but this is mine. I went in with…read morewhat I thought was a summer cold and a touch of bronchitis. I went to ER and was seen almost immediately, chest Xray showed pneumonia and a pleural effusion of my left lung. I was admitted and had excellent care from my Nurse D'anna( hope i spelled it right) who was great( my wife who's also an RN said she was great as well) . The Doctors were all very caring and helpful, my Pulmonologist came in and said she was recommending I transfer to Grand Strand so a thoracic surgeon could clear the effusion. I felt as though I was the most important patient in the hospital. I would not hesitate to return should I need any medical care. I also find it great how the local hospitals work together for the best care for the patient.

Dear Customer Service,…read more I am writing to express my disappointment with the care and treatment I received in the CMC Emergency Department on Sunday, August 2, 2026, at approximately 8:30 a.m. Before I begin, I want to make it clear that I have always had outstanding experiences with CMC. About three and a half years ago, when I moved to this area, I decided that CMC would be my healthcare provider because every doctor, nurse, and staff member I had encountered was kind, compassionate, and made me feel welcome. Unfortunately, my experience in the Emergency Department was completely different. When I arrived, the gentleman working at the registration desk did not acknowledge or greet me. I had to approach him and ask if this was where I needed to register. Instead of welcoming me or asking how he could help, the first thing he told me was that there were a lot of people waiting, there were no beds available, and that I would have a long wait. He repeated this several times throughout our interaction. At the time, there were only about five people in the waiting room. Whether there were five people or fifty people should not matter to someone seeking emergency medical care. Patients come to the Emergency Department because they are worried about their health, and hearing repeatedly how long the wait will be only adds to their anxiety. While checking me in, I explained that I was experiencing chest pain that was radiating down my left arm. His response was, "I don't care about your arm. Tell me more about the chest pain." I understand that he may have been trying to focus on the most urgent symptom, but the way he said it was dismissive and lacked compassion. There are much more professional and caring ways to communicate with a patient who is frightened and not feeling well. The night before, I had spoken with the on-call physician, who advised me to go to the Emergency Department because of my symptoms. Since it was late at night, I told the doctor I would come first thing in the morning unless my condition became worse, in which case I would call an ambulance. I tried several times to explain this, along with my other medical concerns, but I was never given the opportunity. In addition to my chest pain, my legs and feet had become extremely swollen. My physician, Dr. Boykin, had prescribed medication to help reduce the fluid buildup because there was concern that my kidneys might not be functioning properly. The medication was not helping, and that was another important reason I came to the Emergency Department. Unfortunately, I felt as though no one wanted to hear about those concerns. After my EKG was completed and I was told I was not having a heart attack, I became so discouraged by the way I had been treated that I decided to leave without receiving further evaluation. Looking back, I realize that was probably not the best decision, but I simply no longer felt comfortable staying. No patient should ever feel driven to leave an emergency department because they feel dismissed or unwelcome. I also heard a nurse yelling loudly in the background while I was checking in. I do not know what the situation was, but from a patient's perspective, it came across as chaotic and unprofessional. I understand that emergency departments can be extremely busy and stressful. I also understand that staff members deal with difficult situations every day. However, those circumstances should never prevent patients from being treated with dignity, compassion, and respect. I do not know the name of the employee who checked me in. He was a gentleman with gray hair working the registration desk that Sunday morning around 8:30 a.m. I ask that you identify him and address this matter appropriately. Whether that involves coaching, additional customer service training, or another corrective action is your decision. I simply do not want another patient to have the same experience I had. Again, I want to emphasize that this complaint is not about CMC as a whole. My experiences with your physicians, nurses, and office staff have consistently been excellent, which is exactly why this incident was so shocking and disappointing. I would appreciate hearing from someone regarding this matter and learning what steps will be taken to address my concerns. Thank you for taking the time to read my letter and for considering my feedback. Sincerely, Rob H 11-01--64

I just received an invoice that is two months old. This invoice is for the reading the MRI which…read morewas not included in the $ 8954.00 bill for the MRI. Could you rip anyone off anymore? Your office sucks and I will review every office and give you a negative review. I will file a complaint with the BBB, then file a complaint with the attorny genreals office.

This is a wonderful medical company. Donna, the person who does the CAT scans is fantastic. If…read moreyou're terrified of needles, (CAT scans with dye) you won't even feel it when Donna inserts a needle. Long Bay Diagnostic is on the ball with appointments and services.

My last name is Carney. Please review my phone call with Lisa just now. I waited 35 minutes on hold…read moreto be spoken to like I'm an idiot. She repeatedly interrupted me and was absolutely unprofessional. I was trying to ask the right questions in order to not have to call back and make sure I have everything I needed to for your facility the first time and she made it incredibly difficult. As a customer service representative for people who do not feel well she made things extra stressful. Note her tone too. Especially for young people that they don't teach us how this works in school or anything and no knowledge of your processes we just need to be kindly walked through things, not to be talked down to.

Friendly,clean and accommodating. They make the experience a breeze. Always pleasant and helpful…read morestaff and facility smells good and is well maintained.

We were treated disrespectfully in our opinion by a foreign sounding woman calling on behalf of…read morethis practice. We had an appt for the next day and were cancelled without a compelling reason and explanation. We will seek to have the study rescheduled by our md and done at a more respectful practice. Somewhere perhaps that will treat us as valued clients.

Carolina Forest radiology is such a disappointment was told to arrive 30 minutes before my…read moreappointment which I did and was kept waiting for over an hour very unprofessional poor quality the next time my doctor refers me to radiology . It won't be here.

See the photo below. The scheduling for Grand Strand imaging centers is insane. The portal is very…read morecheap software and user unfriendly. Long waits when you call to attempt to make an appt. Forget going in person to make an appt. They will rudely show you the door. see photo below for more terrible details.