I have a rather rare autoimmune disease resulting in dozens of non healing wounds. Dr. Gregory and…read morehis staff never stopped working to heal me, always listening to and addressing my concerns. With his caring manner and willingness to try different products I was finally clear of these wounds. I was sorry to see the 1 star especially as it related to insurance and not the skill demonstrated by Every member of this exceptional health care team.

The reason why I won't recommend coastal wound care is because Danial lied to me and said that the…read moreinsurance company emailed them and said don't talk to me anymore regarding transportation. The reason why I know Daniel was lying is because the nurse who I was dealing with in Alanta told Asley not to talk to me anymore regarding transportation because I am not there patient. That's Medcaid rule if u see a Dr from sc u must get a Dr in sc to fill out the paperwork. My Dr in Gerioga told Asley not to talk to me anymore regarding nothing because I was not there patient anymore. I had to stop my treatments in Alanta because I have no other way to get to Gerioga. I called my insurance company and my insurance company said that they are not allowed to tell drs not to talk to patients anymore. I don't see the Dr in alanta anymore either. I now go to Augusta Gerioga for treatment. Dr Edward's was the person who did my surgery so I got a called from Daniel and Daniel said Cierra Dr Edward's said what u are doing on her schedule . He said Dr Edward said that it's not time yet. Daniel connected me to Cathy and Cathy said Dr Edward said she doesn't want to see u until time for your appointment because she wants your arm to finish doing what it needs to do. Dr Edward's told me to go back to her colleague Dr Grogroy. Dr Gregory had already referred me to Dr Edward. I ask Dr Gregory when did he want me to see him again and he said I am going to let Dr Edward's make that decision. I felt like I wasn't treated fair. If I was being treated fair I would have stayed. My arm was paining me so bad.Cathy said that I didn't do what they say. I was big on keep my wound clean and changing my dressing because I know how important it is to take care of and open wound. I know if u don't take care of it u can get septis. My dad is a first responder so I know. I was dealing with this wound sense 2000.

Nurses did a good job, was having chest pains and to sit in the waiting room longer then I should…read morehave. Every one working there did a good job, testing vet.

My Mother recently had (2) unexpected surgeries within (6) days. The staff has been overwhelmingly…read moreamazing! Everyone has been so attentive to not only her needs, but, also making sure our family has been comfortable. Always available to answer questions, and communicate in full transparency with detailed information. This is not the "norm" for hospitals these days. Our experience has been a 10 out of 10! Wonderful culture! Keep it up!

The staff are wonderful…read more However, what is the deal with visitor access? The front is marked to be closed 9pm - 6am but it closes at 6pm. At that point you have to enter and exit the hospital via the ER door. Really inconvenient when bringing elderly people to visit folks.

I ordered a turkey sub and they forgot half of what I wanted on it very dry flavorless and to be…read morehonest I never eat at firehouse subs because of this reason.

Care and concern for my injury was truly above and beyond. Staff was so patient and allowed me to…read moretake as much time as needed before leaving. I wish I remembered the nurses names who cared for me. So so appreciative of them.

I don't understand how this hospital only has a 3.0 rating--it truly deserves 5 stars across the…read moreboard. The maternity ward here is absolutely amazing. My nurse, Meredith, went above and beyond to make me feel comfortable during one of the scariest experiences of my life. She treated me with so much kindness, compassion, and respect. With everything happening in the world today, I was deeply touched by how welcoming and supportive the staff were. There was no discrimination or judgment--just genuine care and understanding. The hospital has a very diverse and professional team, and you can tell this place is women-led. Everything is spotless, well-organized, and filled with staff who clearly love what they do--and they love babies! One thing that stood out to me is that they never separate mothers from their babies (as long as the baby is healthy). You stay together for 48 hours until discharge, which is such a comforting policy. My baby is currently in the NICU, and they even have a program that allows mothers to stay on-site after discharge to be close to their babies. When I walked into the NICU nursery and saw a nurse gently holding and bottle-feeding my baby with such care, it brought me to tears. These women are angels in scrubs. There was no trace of bias or animosity--just pure compassion. As a mother of a baby of color, that meant the world to me. I will never go to another hospital. I'm forever grateful to the incredible women here for their care, wisdom, and humanity.

After receiving notice that my provider had left the practice (4 days after they had already left),…read moreI was already considering changing practices. However, an email was recently sent out by their practice to all patients promoting their choice for a politician that self-proclaims to be aligned with our current president's beliefs and values. This sealed the deal for me. As a woman, this was incredibly concerning and I no longer trust this office to handle my care. Regardless of your political affiliation, ethics are ethics.

Highly recommend this office. I live very close and have used them many times and have always…read moregotten the best care. Even when I broke my foot. They have x-ray machines and that's wonderful too. The staff are the nicest people and so are the doctors.

I contacted Lowcountry Orthopaedics to schedule an appointment with Dr. Wong regarding imaging for…read moremy knee. Before scheduling, I was told my records needed to be reviewed first, which I understood and sent over. I initially misspelled the email address but corrected it shortly after. During my follow-up phone call with Stacey, I was trying to better understand why I was being referred elsewhere instead of scheduling directly for imaging. Unfortunately, the conversation became unnecessarily tense and dismissive. I felt spoken to in a passive-aggressive and condescending manner while asking questions about the process. I understand medical offices are busy and stressful environments, but professionalism and patience matter, especially when patients are already confused or dealing with health concerns. People make mistakes, ask questions, and need clarification. The way staff communicate can greatly impact someone's experience. I hope the practice takes patient communication seriously moving forward, because no patient should leave a call feeling belittled for trying to understand their care process.

This is my 2nd major injury in which I resorted to getting treatment from Lowcountry Orthopedics…read more I am now a patient of Dr. Johanesmeyer. His staff is friendly, compassionate, and will go the extra mile to assist you with all of your needs and concerns. After my visit to the emergency room, I made an appointment to see Dr. Johanesmeyer. He saw my X-Rays and we discussed his plan of action has including Ankle repair surgery, fitting me with splints, boots, and physical therapy. I have been prescribed pain medication to hold me over until the surgery. He did advice that due to my multiple broken bones, i will experience arthritis. 3/29 @ 6am I underwent Open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF) is a type of surgery used to stabilize and heal a broken bones. In my case, I had 6 plus broken bones. 2 weeks later I had my post-op appointment. X-rays were taken and I waited for the doctor. Upon removal of my cast and bandages We discovered extensive swelling along with monstrous looking fracture blisters. I was in total shock. Dr. Johanesmeyer Explained to me what fracture blisters were and how to treat them. He also Explained the Titanium hardware in my foot ( I nearly fainted). He went over the process of the surgery along with the incisions he made around the fracture blisters and why. My stitches are neat, and the incisions were all in straight lines. I must say he did a wonderful job. Dr.Johanesmeyer advised me to return in a week to see if the swelling goes down enough to remove the stitches and fit me for a stabilizing boot. He also provided me with pain medication and Gabapentin for my burning, tingling, ice picks, and cold nerve pain. 1.) Office Staff : 5 2.) Location: 5 3.) Dr. Services and treatment plan:5 4) Prices: 4 5) Office following Covid Protocols: 5 Dr. Johanesmeyer takes the time to ask you questions and to address all of your concerns. He is Wonderful! Since I am post-op the office visit fees are waived for 3 months. This is a plus because I had to meet my deductible in order to get the surgery. I am looking forward to recovering from this injury and getting on with the rest of my life through Dr.Johanesmeyer treatment plan. I recommend highly recommend Lowcountry Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine.

Dr. Stovall is thee best surgeon I have; and I had a lot. He explains exactly what is happening and…read morehow we can fix it, what could happen when we do the surgery, and what will happen after the surgery. It gave me a chance to decide rather I wanted the surgery or if I wanted to continuously take the injunctions. Because I knew what to expect, I was ahead of everything that was going to happen in the future with my back. I recommend Dr. Stovall to everyone who talk to me about back pain or any other things that deals with the back.

Have used Lowcountry for years with many surgeries and replacements and do not want to take away…read morefrom those great doctors The issue had was with new hand doctor did surgery on my hand . Have had a lot of failure since surgery and the g cyst has never gone away ..We had discussed prior to surgery the removal of this because of my cancer history however he did not remove it . Since the surgery have gone to post op many times and even requested one. Only to be never seen by the doctor only PA she has tried stuff for infection ..and now this last time again still not seeing the doctor. She wanted to get a mri because did not get one before surgery and some cream . For a minute I agreed but then thought about it because the amount of Tylenol to control pain is bad for me and not being able to see the doctor decided to find some new help . Wanted to update and edit since I went back and visited the summary which was a complete untruthful statement..Have had throat cancer with no voice box so I record everything for my wife to hear just easier that way and it sure doesn't match our recording nor did she not put the mri and prescription order in like we discussed they have been calling and texting After looking at reviews ran across a review not even 13 days ago of the same Dr. guess I'm not the only one recently with problems seems to be a trend

I was on spring break with my son and his girlfriend when his girlfriend got a terrible case of…read morefood poisoning. We were all a bit frantic after a long night of her vomiting and more, I was able to call and schedule an appointment that morning and the person I spoke to was so kind and reassuring. His girlfriend could hardly walk because she was so sick. They went above and beyond to take care of her and deal with our anxiety of worrying about his girlfriend and finding our way there. They don't deal with insurance because they are a small practice, but give you everything you need to file with your insurance company. I was actually shocked that the bill was only $300! We saved hours by not going to the emergency room, got better treatment and just felt very grateful to find this place.

My daughter had flu like symptoms and we were able to see Andrea the next morning at 10:00am. She…read morewas so nice and we tested positive for Flu A. She sent our prescriptions to the nearest pharmacy and my daughter was on the way to recovery in 45 minutes. This is a very unique looking urget care facility and felt very inviting. Thank you Andrea for helping some visitors to Charleston.