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.

In keeping with the rules of review, I'll have to wait to discharge from this medical Mecca before…read moreI can provide any photos. But in this case, I doubt any pictures would be able to enhance my review or gratitude for all the staff at Roper. I hold them solely responsible for saving my LIFE! 10 days ago I woke with the most incredible abdominal pain I have ever felt. After being admitted through the ER, I started on a journey that had me teetering on the brink of death, saved only by the quick thinking, fast acting medical professionals! I give you all the utmost respect and will be forever grateful.

Really nice guy, bad at rhinoplasty. He absolutely botched my nose…read more His office staff was super nice and consistently called to check up on me, which was nice.....but that doesn't mean anything if the doctor isn't so skilled, to put it nicely. I went in for purely cosmetic reasons and he ended up GIVING me a deviated septum. Yeah, you read that right. I can only breathe at 20% at best from my right nostril now! This is not because of swelling, or to just wait it out and it'll all be fine a year after surgery because it's been 5 years. I am now having to get a revision rhinoplasty solely because of Dr. Costa. I met with him a year after and expressed my problems to him. He checked it out and said it looked perfect and there is nothing to change. My nose was straight before, never had problems breathing. He literally made my nose visibly crooked. No joke, it looks like someone kneed me in the face and broke my nose. And I can't breathe well now. Apparently this guy is good at facelifts, but he did a rhinoplasty, and that didn't go so well. Shortly after my surgery and prior to me waiting a year to see the real results, I allowed myself to be blinded by his sweet staff and actually referred my friend to him for a rhinoplasty. He did her nose too and she's so unhappy with it. Long story short: LOOK ELSEWHERE.

It's almost time to schedule a facelift. He is simply the best. My first experience was outstanding…read morewith fantastic results.

Well, I glad I searched online for a Dermatologist that could help with my problematic skin. Over…read morethe years, I developed Brown spots and small skin tags. I also noticed my hairline was thinning, too. Dr. Walker examed my face and on the scalp. She quickly put my fears at ease. She removed several of the tags and small moles on my face. The process was quick and not as painful as I imagine it will be. I completely freak out moments before the procedure. The nurse calmed my fears and helped me with my anxiety. Dr. Walker recommends me to Ashley. To follow up with some other facial services. Overall, Dr. Walker and the other ladies were professional and personal. I feel like I've been going there for years. However, I've only been there a few times. Thank you, Dr. Walker, Ashley, and the other ladies.

Horrible doctor. Lack of follow up post-op. Would never reccomend to anyone. They are clearly…read moretrying to cover up bad/honest reviews by incentivizing 5-star reviews.

Everyone is so nice, knowledgeable and professional! Would highly recommend if you're looking for a…read moredoctor and staff that truly care

From the spouse perspective. I have had the pleasure of the companship of my wife for 32 years, in…read morethose years I have always felt something missing. When I told her she looked beautiful you can see she didn't believe it. I know how she was bullied by kids and family about looks, but for me I really can't say how she feels inside. After she talked to Dr. Rodwell he explained what he could do, she was excited so she opted for some cosmetic surgery on her face. Dr. Rodwell was polite, professional, confident and answered all of our questions. The treatment by his staff Brooke and Lisa were both professional and pleasant they made her feel like family. In ending I can see this was a life changing experience for her you can see she is confident and happy with herself. You can see it when she looks in the mirror and finally believes me when I say she looks beautiful. Thank you Dr. Rodwell and Brooke and Lisa for the care she received.

Clean facility and great doctors. We had tried 3 Neurologist in Savannah but all were lacking…read more When we called our Neurologist in Ohio, he told us about the neurology and neuroscience department at MUSC. It is worth the 2.5 hour drive to see Dr. Edwards and Mary Catherine Gill. Both are excellent and their help has been amazing.

Modern hospital, with extremely helpful, educated, and friendly staff…read more The worst I can say is that parking for handicapped is extraordinary, but for the rest of us requires a fairly good trek from the parking lot at the rear, unless you are quite lucky to get one space closer up.

Difficult review to write, and it will run long. Doing this at an odd hour as I've been unable to…read moresleep with many thoughts and feelings running through my head. Relevant backstory: several days ago developed symptoms consistent with blocked bile duct. On Friday, had a piece of toast at 8 a.m. (relevant) went to PCP who immediately sent me to Roper Berkeley, Very good experience there (5+). Confirmed blocked bile duct. Bit of a bugaboo with transportation, but nothing major [Not all Roper hospitals do all surgeries, so transferred to Bon Secours]. Received cube of jello and small drink. Arrived well into evening at Bon Secours, where I met a terrific staff. ERCP scheduled for next day so no food no drink. To this point 5 stars. Saturday had ERCP by excellent surgical staff. All went great. Was allowed bouillon but again nothing to eat or drink after midnight as surgery next day to remove gall bladder. It should be noted here that this surgery is almost always done outpatient and you are sent home after just a couple of hours. But since I was already in hospital, easiest to just get that done. To this point still 5+. Sunday brought some confusion about the laparoscopic surgery time, but finally taken down around noon. Very quick, painless and pleasant experience. Back to room around 3, where vitals taken. Again, to this point 5 stars. The doctor reported to all that I could go home that day. After 3, saw no-one. Finally around 5 asked for any info on food, discharge, etc. This is where things went off the rails. Got lots of pushback about the doctor releasing me didn't mean the hospital had. I understood that and asked what the plan was, and oh, btw, any food or drink? The latter bit got some emphasis when the food delivery people came by in the middle of this discussion to take my non-existent tray away (sort of cosmic karma). To their credit they managed to arrange for a dinner, which was tricky as food services were about to shut down for the day. Not bad food. First meal since that piece of toast on Friday at 8 a.m. Asking for any clarification on when I would be discharged was again met with hostility and hand waiving, but no answer. Overheard: "nicest guy in the place suddenly turns into ..." .(not clearly heard but I got the gist). So with many angry words and a flurry of totally unnecessary rushing, I was shown the door at around 6. Much to my surprise, unlike any other medical facility I've ever been in, you are just allowed to walk out and not be sent out in a wheelchair. Asking about this got more angry words. I understand several things here: (1) they are short staffed; (2) apparently there was some computer glitch; (3) the nurse was stressed about a personal situation and (4) it was within their rights to have me stay another day, which I would have done had they simply said I needed to. I may have been a bit more forceful than I am wont to be but I really dislike ambiguity and hand-waiving instead of a simple answer. "Yes, you need to stay another night and we'll rustle up some food" would have done the trick. I spent 40 years in a service industry, so I have some experience to fall back on. The above interaction would have seen me sacked. So in the last 2 hours what would have easily and enthusiastically been a 5 star review needed to be adjusted downward. My wife, who had patiently been there for 9 hours, felt the whole experience was badly handled and I know was upset. I don't wish to see anyone sacked. But I do hope, should I need to go there again, which is not unlikely as a senior citizen, that such issues can be better managed. Good experience with a tragic ending that didn't need to happen.

Parking is a nightmare here! Came in for my appointment and staff was really pleasant! I really…read moreenjoyed my doctor visit with the ENT And audiologist!

I came here for my first COVID-19 vaccine, and MUSC has the process down. Signs tell you where to…read morego, and the desk is staffed that you don't have to wait to check in. I arrived to my 2:40 PM appointment about five minutes early. As soon as I checked in at the desk, the receptionist directed me into an exam room to get my shot. The nurse, Norine, was upbeat and positive. She asked a few questions- the usual consent to receive the vaccine, and that I had not tested positive for COVID recently or received antibody treatments. Norine said she'd been giving COVID-19 vaccines every day since February, and she was a pro. I barely felt the needle. My second appointment is in three weeks, as I got the Pfizer vaccine. I waited for 15 minutes before leaving, which is standard for COVID-19 shots. There are no magazines in the waiting room, so if you don't want to be on your phone, take a magazine or book. Parking is free in the large lot, and I only spent about 20 minutes total (shot + wait) here. The one side effect I experienced was soreness at the injection site, for about a day. The only thing that could've improved my experience would be a fun band-aid or a sticker, but alas, I got a shot of hope for returning to normal in the future.

We were referred to Dr. McKoy by Dr. Rex Morgan (also excellent--see review). We moved a couple of…read morefamily members from vulnerable populations to South Carolina after the death of another member of the family. This patient hasn't had medical care in years, has moderate cognitive and substantial short term memory issues, and didn't know how to navigate support systems. Dr. Morgan has been helping us identify specialists to deal with his laundry list of medical needs. One of the most important aspects of care, especially with vulnerable individuals, is to treat the patient with dignity and respect. Dr. McKoy addressed our patient directly and has crafted a plan to deal with his issues. He has a care team to support our preparation for surgery and to help our family member and us through the process. I feel like we're in really good hands. One final note. Dr. McKoy is a person of faith, and asked if he could pray in advance of surgery and right then. He paused and offered a prayer in the moment. Why is this important? Haven't we all been seen by a medical practitioner who was arrogant and less than supportive at some point? No matter how brilliant they might be, their demeanor is painful. Frankly, I believe it's critical to have skilled providers who are able to engage with their patients on a human level. Dr. McKoy is an excellent example of such a practitioner.

Best orthopedic surgeon! So happy I was given a referral to Dr. McKoy when I couldn't get any…read morelasting relief from physical therapy for my shoulder. He performed surgery, and my pain has been gone for years. In the past year, Dr. McKoy has replaced both of my hip joints. He is personable, caring, and a wonderful surgeon and I would trust him to do any necessary operations. He is also a great doctor for accidents to the skeleton that do not require surgery. He explains what has happened to your body in an easily understandable way. Unlike many medical practices I have found the billing office is also competent and easy to work with. Dr. McKoy's medical assistant, Jason, is easily accessible and takes time to explain and assist you as a patient, too.

From the moment I walked in, I felt completely relaxed. The waiting area is clean, peaceful, and…read morethoughtfully stocked with complimentary coffee and snacks--such a nice touch for a morning appointment. The staff is incredibly friendly, efficient, and clearly knowledgeable, which made every visit feel seamless and comfortable. I've had multiple treatments here--including Botox, microneedling, Aerolase, laser hair removal, and a DiamondGlow facial with dermaplaning--and I've seen consistently beautiful results each time. Everything is done with care and precision, and the experience is always quick and comfortable. As a local who has tried several medspas in the area, I can confidently say this one truly has it all. I'll definitely continue coming back.

I had a great experience during my time at Sweetgrass. Everyone I encountered was very nice and…read morewelcoming. Kathleen was knowledgeable and helped me understand the whole Dysport process. She talked me through different options and made sure I was comfortable throughout the process.

I am updating to 4 stars. I had a second procedure there the following week and things went MUCH…read moresmoother with communication which leads me to believe it really is a breakdown between the providers office and the surgery center not knowing what has been communicated to the patient yet. Overall I received great care for both of my visits and would happily go back.