Don't send home someone with a curable condition and tell them to let them sleep because they don't…read moreknow how to heal them. Just admit it is beyond their scope of expertise.

Great Doctors and Staff. Glad I found them when my regular Dr retired…read more It is irritating you're forced by this app to say more but......

I'm a retired hospital nurse, so I notice things. I can't say enough about the whole OR experience…read moreI had here last week for a knee replacement. Everyone was very kind, professional and knowledgeable. My surgery was seamless, from pre-op to recovery to my hospital room, then next day discharge home. I had a hip replacement up north five years ago and it was a nightmare. I don't hand out compliments if they are not merited. Well done!!!

Staff were professional and personable. Some younger new employees could use more training. Each…read moreorthopedic room had a hand sanitizer dispenser at the door entrance. That is useless for most ortho patients. When questioned why there was no sanitizer bedside, I was informed that stopped several months earlier. I was recovering from total knee replacement and utilizing a urinal. The aide would fetch some on her hands and transfer it to my hands upon request. Whomever is in charge of infection control needs a refresher on the basics of hygiene.

My father's emergency room visit was an absolute nightmare. He was taken via ambulance due to…read moreextreme abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting, and dehydration. The ER doctor diagnosed pancreatitis and accused him of being an alcoholic. This couldn't be further from the truth. The nurse was rude as well and threw some papers at him for prescriptions that were never explained to him. He was then given some morphine, discharged, and sent out of the hospital with no shoes on, on morphine, and no ride lined up due to the lack of communication. He has been home in horrendous pain and life threatening dehydration. We are having an IV van go to his house to hydrate him because he refuses to go to the hospital or doctor due to the traumatic experience he had. If you have an emergency, go to Little River!

Had two procedures in X-ray dept. Very nice ,efficient . The ultrasound tech was very nice and…read moreexplained the procedures she was doing.

We visited the ER for my 14mo baby for dehydration and a high fever. Although I did not walk away…read moresatisfied with the service, nor respected as a person/patient/parent, I can still share a few things that I did like about this ER. Good things first - the security guard at the front desk was pleasant, attentive and helpful when we arrived. The waiting room was quiet, and we were called in very quickly. The first nurse who took our information and my daughter's vitals was efficient and kind, as was the second nurse who spoke to us in more depth about our situation was also very kind. They were both compassionate, respectful of my daughter not wanting strangers to touch or get near her if they didn't have to, and they genuinely seemed to want to help. They even got us a popsicle and juice to try and help soothe my daughter and actively work on hydrating and cooling her down. We didn't have to wait as long to be spoken to as we did in other ERs that we've visited. Now the bad parts - the doctor, I won't mention her name, was one of the rudest people I've ever met. She had the most entitled attitude from the minute she walked in, her tone and body language clearly emanated her opinions. I made it clear that we had been to another ER who sent us away without any solutions and that was why we were in her ER instead. But she made no effort to ease our minds or offer better support. In fact she continuously said their ER was not a full service ER and that any labs done would not be handled like a full service ER and at best it would take 72 hours for results. I advocated for what I wanted, which was fluids to hydrate my daughter, and their response was that my daughter wasn't dehydrated enough (AKA she had to get much sicker before it would be flagged as an issue). She was very defensive in her communication, reacting as if my questions were stupid or redundant. Instead of working with me to be proactive and not make our situation worse, they offered options we didn't agree with and that led us to forego any treatment at all from this ER. This was our choice, but I was incredibly disappointed in their ability to treat a pediatric patient, I felt they were very ill-equipped literally and figuratively. We essentially paid a large sum to sit in a room for 2 hours being rudely "spoken down" to. Obviously you go to the ER when you have no other option, not every ER visit will have the circumstances we had nor the doctor we had (if you're lucky) so take this review as you will. But I do warn anyone with a pediatric patient - prepare yourselves for a rough experience.

Another 6am visit to the ER. Kidney stones this time. Check in was easy with a kiosk. Was roomed…read morefairly quickly and meds administered in a timely fashion. All the nurses were extremely helpful. The doctor on duty even called a specialist to verify my kidneys were not going to sustain permanent injuries due the high readings we was getting. A follow up appointment will be needed to confirm. All in all, excellent staff on duty!!!

I went to their Emergency Room last night and had the BEST care! I had been having flu like…read moresymptoms, but had become unable to stay awake, and was out of it. They thoroughly evaluated me and it were able to determine and treat me for a UTI. They were all nice, but there was a nurse , I wish I got her name, she said it was her first day there, that was so attentive, kind, and on the ball, I'll never forget it. She gave me an IV of antibiotics, and fluids, and I'm already feeling better. THANK YOU SEACOAST!!

My sister in law was transferred here from McLeod emergency in Carolina forest for very low…read morehemoglobin numbers. They gave her transfusions and tried to kick her out the next day with no further testing. She could barely walk. They let her stay another day. She was sent home on Monday. On Thursday she collapsed on the floor in a pool of blood. Rushed to grand strand hospital with a bleeding ulcer. Way to go seacoast

Well, I got home Monday from a 6 day-5 night stay at Hotel Waccamaw as we lovingly refer to it, or…read moreTidelands Waccamaw Community Hospital in Murrells Inlet. It was a long visit this time. My 3rd in two years. I was on 3 West. The staff was excellent. I was on a regular diet. The food was good; not fancy, not like I'd make it myself, but good! Foodservice staff were very pleasant. I worked in healthcare foodservice as my career and can appreciate what they do. The food was hot, or cold if appropriate, on time, and accurate. In any event, I'll be back in July for surgery and hope to have another good experience.

any other time this place is wonderful, being 31 weeks pregnant i shouldn't have even been in the…read moreer but i had to go since the urgent care wanted $100 to see me . i get that everyone needs to be seen but to take 3 people that were absolutely fine in before me after they were waiting for a total of 2 minutes is crazy you would think that the people that have been there even before me would have went in first but if they "have no rooms available" then how are they getting people back i think that's ridiculous they did nothing but make me 10x worse u feel worse getting out then i did going there . they didn't help 1 bit and some staff were salty asf and didn't care to talk to you which is their job.

The nurses at night my first 2 nights were excellent, actually it was the same 2. The third day and…read more night the nurses were totally awful. It was as if you were interrupting them, I started writing down how long it took for my call to be gotten to. An hour and 20 minutes for water! I've waited 45 minutes for permission to go to the bathroom, that is NUTS! If you don't enjoy or appreciate your job or having a job, especially one that others rely on you at, quit. Don't torture others because you can slack off at another person's expense. We,they are unfortunate to be in this situation and these few are cruel to not respect them. I hope Karma is kinder for these than they show to others. Maybe they never have heard the phrase: Do onto other's....

They got Money $$ hungry, The nurses on a 1-10 scale were a 2.. No interpersonal conversation..no…read moreexplanation.. Rude on discharge..removed my IV port so I had to get stuck again...