I've been here for two different doctor's appointments and always find it clean and well maintained. Usually there is someone at the main reception desk who can direct you to your doctor's office. There is a walk in clinic as well. Each doctor has their own receptionist and wait times can vary in that respect. I like going there even though it is not as near as other offices. read more

Typical medical front desk staff who have attitudes. Used the UHC app to find an orthopedic surgeon to ensure they took our insurance. I call to make an appointment just for them to say they don't accept our insurance. I inform the front desk I found them directly through UHC so they should, just for the lady to state that they don't and UHC has them listed wrong. That's like saying it's googles fault their address is wrong. I'm so sick of doctors offices refusing to take responsibility for having their information up to date within insurance providers sites. It is not the patients responsibility to make sure doctor offices do their job to keep their information correct. read more

IMPOSSIBLE TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT ONLINE OR ON THE PHONE! Called and left a message more than 10 days ago. Tried to schedule through the Patient Portal as suggested, but because I am scheduling for my elderly mother who does not have an email address of her own, the process was unsuccessful-- my email address was insufficient. Extremely frustrating read more

Dr Molloy is one of the best neurosurgeons in the state maybe the whole country. He has a great personality and does what is best for his patients with honesty! Dr Bowman is a great hand/arm surgeon! Dr Ulrich is top notch also!! I will not let any one but Dr Molloy touch my back! He has done 3 different procedures and all went great. I realize it can be difficult to get through for appts/etc but they are a busy office. Take a deep breath- exhale and keep trying until you get someone. It is worth the wait and effort. read more

Staff is always helpful and detailed and answers questions. Surgeons are very skilled but as always check the track record on them and I did with the 2 I used. Had 2 major surgeries in 2018 & 19 and the surgeons (Lozzane and Ulrich) "fixed me" from being in terrible pain that I had for years. Since moving to Myrtle beach I still drive up to see them if I have any problems. If you have Ortho problems this company is the one to see! Barry Miller -Myrtle Beach, SC read more

I saw Dr. Green for a distal radius fracture on my left arm and wrist. I am allergic/unaffected by local numbing agents of any kind. For reasons I don't understand doctors don't want to believe me until they're scrambling to get my body out of shocks that I do not die. In my opinion, Dr. Green should not have a medical license. He disregarded my repeated vehemently repeated statements of having no localized anesthesia that I was to be sedated. I got prior authorization from my insurance company which is Blue Cross Blue Shield. What is the first thing they do stick a needle of lidocaine in my arm to make the IV not so painful then they gave me a single milligram of Ativan enough to make me go to sleep not enough to put me into sedation and then they proceeded with complete disregard to my wishes wants and started to fix my shattered bones with a giant metal plate and several 3 mm size screws. My blood pressure is normally runs around 80ish/40ish. Imagine their whore when my heart rate was well above 150 and my blood pressure over 200. And then get an insurance call saying that I owe for the local nerve block which by the way I've sorted out and will not be paying because my insurance company says it's up to the doctor to take that on himself. He then went and lied stating the syringe(Approximately 1 inch in diameter with a 20 gauge needle that was approximately 4 inches long) because you know I was in deep sedation couldn't notice said he was going to perform a nerve block and I again told him no! He then proceeded to lie to me and tell me it would help my bone to heal better. Needless to say it was nothing but a nerve block and did nothing. I screamed so loud for so long but the nurses finally allowed my boyfriend to come back into the OR with me where he explained what the doctor was doing was against my rights and wishes. And then told him try using the IV and give me some drugs and maybe that might help. He lied to me and said they were no images taken yet I have photos of three in addition to the surgical notes (Which wildly incorrect) and again asked for the imageries of the actual final product to which he replied there was never any x-ray or image taken pre-or post up. No the sweet receptionist at the front desk for check out was not aware of this discussion when I went up to check out after my follow up to remove my sutures that had already been in there for 12 days. He then told me it was not closed enough yet and wait another six days. So when I went to check out I asked for the surgical notes in any imaging that they had either pre-or post operative. I have three images of my arm that was taken at their office that states clearly on the piece of paper of the image. The surgical notes as well as the three x-rays were provided to me by the unknowing unwitting receptionist. I am now on day 18 I still have sutures in my hand up my arm that has started to form and be absorbed by my body which of course is causing an infection because my body thinks it's for an object and is fighting it off. Thank God I know Retired OR nurses that had Sealed sterile suture removal kits. Otherwise I could probably be dead. This man should not be in practice! Do not I repeat do not see Dr. Green at Midland orthopedics and urology. I've heard wonderful things about one of the other doctors that does the Nuro and spinal surgeries Dr. Rambo, But I would definitely tell you do not let the man Dr. Green who is the orthopedic surgeon come anywhere near a single one of your joints. In many conversations I had with my insurance company it was suggested to me that I file a formal complaint with the board of medicine at least for a review. I left after my first follow up where I was told that it was too early on day 12 to have my sutures removed and to wait another seven days (Making that 19 days if anybody's keeping count) the man seems as if he's senile and does not know what he's doing. Then they had the audacity to contact me today about how I wanted to take care of the $700 bill for the nerve blocks. To which I responded contact my insurance company because you're in trouble. Do not call me again you are fired read more

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I was seen there for lower pain in my back and hips. I am miserable but nobody can help me. They say I'm not bad enough off for surgery (which is fine by me, I dont want it anyway) but since I have GERDS they can't even treat me with medicine!! Said if I were to come back for another appt that the only thing they could tell me is that they hit a brickwall! So now since I have GERDS(previous surgery for it as well along with an Ulcer) I have to suffer the rest of my life. Some days I can't even get out of bed or grocery shop because it hurts so much. What are people like me suppose to do for the suffering. This is not how I plan on spending the rest of my life. If there is no possible help for me then I'd be much better off dying. My child is grown and married and I am single with really no more family left. So what does that leave me to look forward to??? This Doctor has taken my will to survive. No hope for living a normal happy pain free life of enjoyment....I'm 50yrs old with nothing left and I want to thank the Doctor that made me see that and all the Pill Head Addicts out there for putting people like me in a position to suffer while you lay around high or out robbing others for money to cop your illegal Pills! People have made me sick of life robbing me of any good years left!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Dope Fiends and Doctors that can't tell whom and whom not needs medicine like this SUCK AND MY FAMILY WILL BLAME YOU WHEN myself and others like me are gone way to soon because of suffering! read more

I am aware of rating this organization previously and graciously awarding it a one-star rating. I no longer see my prior rating posted, so perhaps it has "timed out". I am not sure if Dr. Gross is associated with Midlands Ortho at this time. His his misinformation and surgical misadventure during a hip replacement occurred over 14 years ago. This follow-up comment is appropriate as his lies, lack of accountability, and surgical misadventure are still an everyday part of my life, BTW, he will never apologize. I am still adversely impacted by nerve entrapment where he crushed my common peroneal nerve during a hip replacement. He indicated to me that he was delaying his vacation to Peru, so that he could be with me -- most Birmingham Replacements walk out the next day, some even the same day of surgery. I was there for seven days and then released early and spent over a month in bed taking pain medications. He may have canceled a vacation, but the real reason he stayed in South Carolina was that he was facing trial as a defendant in a $30 million wrongful death law suit. Gentle reader, if you are offended easily, please read no further. The plastic covering under the thin sheet was at times two inches deep with blood and pus seeping from the wound. My scrotum swelled to grapefruit size and turned black, but a requested specialist was not called in for a consultation. I had my groin covered with ice-bags 24/7 as I lay there otherwise exposed. I had my wife read to me the myriad of antibiotics that were being pumped into my system. Dr. Gross came in on one occasion, grabbed my great toe and said pull back. Both he and I know that the common peroneal nerve has little to do with the big toe. He just wanted an excuse to write in the record that the palsy was resolving - the action supported only a falsehood - he intentionally lied. As 2018 board certified neurologist report - 12 years after Tom Gross destroyed a previous marathoner's live -- the neurologist examination indicated that nerve entrapment still existed. It took years to walk again with some resemblance of normalcy. So even with his lies, unwillingness to call in specialists, and incompetence during surgery, he had the greed and gall to bill me for his assistant's "services" - I recall it was something near $2,000. When I learned that my wife had paid this charlatan's bill for destroying my life - I was truly enraged that she had done so. As for the Sister's of Charity hospital - hospital of choice for Dr. Gross, I found only one human being on staff. This was a somewhat older, black gentleman and assistant, who was extremely helpful both physically and psychologically. After all, my life was changed, and it was not changed for the good. Most of the nursing staff I met need to look for some other profession - I requested but never saw a patient advocate that just might have got my situation out of the good ole' boy and girls club. Most nurses were appalled at the need to fill ice bags and place them on my privates. By far the worst was an obese, mean, black nurse who berated me because my wound was oozing and she did not want to change the damned sheets. Even today, I think her license should be revoked if she is active in nursing. Actually, I can think of more appropriate actions - she was the antithesis of an angel of mercy. I should have walked out of the Sister's of Chump's hospital on processing and pre-surgery. It took 90 minutes to find someone to draw blood, and she needed to be returned to training - I was once a senior EMT and this person did not even have an alcohol wipe - i sent her away to get one. On surgery day, I was directed to change in a room with a toilet that had excrement all over the floor and seat. I changed far away in a corner, told a nurse who looked and said we will get to it. I looked at the expiration date on the monitoring equipment and noted that it was all out of date. I raised this too, but no response. For final clearance, an IV was started, then I started to read the final release for surgery, before I finished, I did not sign it and said I had some questions. Too late as someone pushed a drug and the next thing I knew was that I was in recovery. I'm not sure if that excuse for a hospital has improved, but my professional opinion is that it should be closed, ploughed under and the ground sown with salt if it has not yet improved. At the time, I inspected hospitals and nursing homes for Congress - my instincts said run away immediately, but I was sedated before I could formally object. One other thing for anyone receiving medical care in South Carolina - get out of there fast. No reasonable attorney will take a malpractice case in the state -- I tried several firms, which bolted because of the SC legislature's view on tort law. May they all have surgery at Sister's of Charity by Tom Gross. It will teach those uncaring, greedy legislators a valuable lesson. read more