You need to update your records. Carolina Internal Medicine is NOT a…read morepart of Bon Secours. They have been Prisma for several years.....and the change has not been positive as far as the care I am receiving.

I scheduled an appointment using MyChart for a new patient visit over the phone. I have updated…read morelabs from a couple months ago on my records and just needed to touch base with a doctor for medication management. On the day of my appointment -- half an hour before I expected the call -- I got a phone call telling me I had to come in person. I could NOT, which is the reason I scheduled on the phone... I was told the cancellation wouldn't be held against me. The front desk lady fumbled around on the schedule and scheduled an in person visit for two days later. I woke up to more news about the measles outbreak and decided it was unsafe to go in person as I have a five month old baby who would have to come with me. Just a few hours later I received a MyChart letter addressed by Brittany Ellis, NP (thought this was fairly unprofessional. Why not use the clinic name?) telling me I was no longer welcome to schedule there because I "canceled" two visits. I canceled ONE visit. They allowed me to schedule a phone appointment and then told me "OOPS! Not sure why it let you do that!" Just very much annoyed I was told the first cancellation wouldn't be held against me since the system allowed it to be scheduled in error. I cannot find good primary care in the upstate and this continues to be true. Cannot wait to move.

Trying a new Internist, Dr. McFarland. Facility is old but a new one is being built. Staff is nice…read morebut seem a bit scattered. Refills are handled directly thru them and it's confusing. Info gets skewed sometimes. Not good. I've heard from several sources that Dr. McFarland is brilliant but there are times I feel patronized. He specialists she has referred me to have been above par. Very happy with them. Still undecided how I feel.

Everyone at Woodward is very caring and supportive. Dr. Horton and Dr. Treas are both fantastic!read more

Corporate medicine at its finest. The building is beyond dated and gross on the inside. The medical…read morestaff are polite enough but coming here feels like I'm going to my doctors office from the 1980's. Can't wait to switch to something more upscale in the Greer area.

The doctor himself was fantastic, but I won't be back due to billing. They charged me $150 for an…read moreannual physical. When asked what was going on, you have to let them know before the appointment if it's an annual physical to be billed appropriately for that. No ma'am.

Cannot recommend this practice. Claudia Johnson (provider)…read moreseemed knowledgeable for the most part, when i went for a simple annual wellness check, but referred me for further tests, which proved both unnecessary and expensive. I am a healthy male by objective standards. Blood pressure and weight in the healthy range. On NO heart, weight or blood pressure medications. My real issue was being required to provide all my insurance information in advance before the appointment... sending digital images of my cards, and then receiving a $1,273 out of pocket charge bill, including more than $500 for an initial office visit charge. A ~ $75 X-ray charge seemed reasonable though for a toe that I had stubbed and seemed to be slow and healing. I declined the referral for physical therapy on the toe. SMH. I called the office to discuss the exorbitant bill. And explained that I thought medicare would cover almost everything in it. They acted like they didn't know.I said I would be following up with medicare myself and expected they would be doing the same. Called back a month later and found out they'd dropped the ball again.And nothing had been done to confirm the amounts that medicare allowed. They acted like they didn't know I had insurance, and Medicare coverage. Of course.I got the run around saying it was the claims department fault, not billing department's fault. I reminded "Casey" that this reflects negatively on the doctor. I asked who should be held accountable, and she didn't like the question or the way she was being talked to so she hung up on me.

Brio is always a wonderful experience because not only is my doctor wonderful but the nurses and…read morethe front desk staff are as well . I'm always treated with respect and listened to. I walk knowing that I have quality care.

I couldn't be more pleased with my care at Spruce MD. In my experience, the ladies are very…read moreprofessional, knowledgeable, helpful and kind. The previous review is very unfortunate both in content and the reviewer's experience. However, I am quite sure there is much more to this story than the reviewer is choosing to tell. Calling other people "monsters" on Yelp is completely ridiculous. They are unable to defend themselves or comment on HIPAA related issues on this site. That is childish. I encourage anyone who wants to improve their health to reach out and see for themselves. Don't take my word or the previous reviewer's word for it just because you are reading our comments on the internet.

These people are monsters…read more Dr. Blankenship was my mother's primary care doctor. She had severe pain in her belly for a month and Dr. Blankenship failed to investigate or diagnose or even order an ultrasound to diagnose what was wrong for a full month. *Severe belly pain is something that should be scanned immediately.* I've spoken to multiple doctors and nurses who have been shocked that she failed to even order an ultrasound immediately. My mom even went to urgent care because the pain was so bad, and Dr. Blankenship still failed to order any scans until my mom blew up at them. She finally ordered the scan the next day after my mom blew up, only to find Stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer. Now we have canceled their rip-off well-being subscription service for obvious reasons, but they are still charging a cancellation fee. *To a terminal cancer patient for canceling a "well-being subscription."* This is outrageous considering they might have saved her life if they hadn't failed to diagnose her. Please stay far away from these terrible people who have absolutely no morality.