My experience of Coastal Cardiology is one of pleasant competence and efficiency. Dr. Geils and…read morehis PA, Brett Dalmau PA-C, are attentive, listen to and answer my questions, and provide sound, research-backed advice and guidance. I have great confidence in their recommendations. My appointments have always gone well from the day that my Primary recommended Coastal. I find the staff very pleasant and helpful. I am very happy with the care I receive at Coastal Cardiology and intend to follow their advice to the letter.

Knows exactly what she's doing very intelligent professional highly recommend her Dr Pinto she's…read morebeen around the block knows exactly what to look for you have a heart problem don't hesitate very caring and what I love is she listens what you say not a one-way Street most doctors do not do that she does

Make sure surgery is done by a Doctor and not by one of the students with very little or no…read moreexperience Hit and miss, I dont see consistency maybe do to overcrowding and I dont think I will be coming back because on top of everything now they dont take Humana anymore Time to switch hospitals

Recent sinus surgery at MUSC Main Hospital. Doctors, nurses…read moreand all staff were excellent. I highly recommend MUSC ENT. I've had three surgeries at MUSC and have been impressed with quality of care. The only negative is lack of parking and no valet service, especially for elderly and handicapped.

Dr. Paulsen is a wonderful cardiologist, i have seen many cardiologist before him and he is the…read moreonly doctor who has taken my symptoms seriously and digs deeper to find answers.

Dr Pinto is a complete and utter disgrace to medicine and the cardio practice. She dismissed my…read morequestions, ignored concerns brought forth by other doctors, order ZERO tests and halfass listened to my heart. There are PLENTY of other cardiologists who are a short drive / flight away who will type you with respect and concern and gladly take your money instead. She is a joke.

I felt bad after I left . Dr Pinto seemed condescending and wouldn't answer questions I had…read more. Also, they do not wear mask now despite the fact that all their patients must be high risk . The tech refused to wear one on my account even when I asked . I will not go back there .

The Heart and Vascular diagnostic areas and clinics are within the MUSC Health Ashley River Tower…read more Feel free to valet park for $8 per day, or park on your own in one of the on-campus garages. There is a free shuttle that makes its way around campus throughout the day if you have scattered appointments or don't park in the closest location. There is a reception desk immediately in front of you as you enter the building if you need assistance. Don't be afraid to ask...this place is huge! If you have any extra time, take a walk (or ride the elevator) up the stairs to the open area to take in the view, or maybe relax between appointments. The clinics are located to the right as you enter. Stop at the registration desk to check-in and have a seat in the large waiting area. There is an outpatient lab so you don't have to go far if that is a follow-up from your visit. The diagnostic areas are down the hall to the left as you enter the building. There is a separate waiting room, but I suggest you check-in with the main registration area before heading anywhere else. It might just save you some time in the long run. Waiting rooms are spacious and seating is ample. Exam rooms are typical and adequate. Staff and physicians were very nice and friendly. If you find yourself in need of Cardiovascular services, I would definitely recommend getting a referral here.

I have gone here for years when they were associated with Roper but now they are associated with…read moreTrident hospital! My husband had to be admitted to the emergency room at 3 AM on Saturday morning recently and EMS refused to take him to Berkeley Roper even though they both are 10 minutes away and both have cardiac units! But they took him to Trident Hospital where there's a saying around here that if you go to Trident, you don't come out. But my husband did come out, but was not given very much attention. His cardiologist came there only once! I never never was told what they did to my husband, and what condition he was in after he was in the emergency room. I had to call the nurse for them to bring his food. And other than the kidney doctor, the only doctor that we saw was the doctor on duty to release my husband and I asked what does our doctor say and she just asked us what do you think? Do you think he's able to come home? well he wanted to come home of course.‼ when we first was going to Lowcountry cardiology. Dr.Hanger was our doctor and he left and went to MUSC downtown and we stayed with Lowcountry cardiology because it was so convenient. They have a very nice office near Tanger mall where they can't even do stress test there. But after my husband had heart failure and had to go to the emergency room at 3 AM Saturday morning a few weeks ago our cardiologist Dr. Looser only came there once on Sunday and went my husband had to have a procedure done Tuesday morning. It was done by Dr. Looser's associate Dr. Pringle's dr. Looser only came there once on Sunday and went my husband had to have a procedure done Tuesday morning. It was done by Dr. Looser's associate Dr. Pringle??? the evening after my husband's procedure the doctor on duty came to our room to ask if we thought he should be released! I asked what did the doctor say? And she said that they were not at the hospital and again she has a what do you think well, my husband wanted to come home so he did and could not sleep because he had water on his lungs this is Tuesday evening, and he was sent home from the hospital without the medicine he needed for that evening to keep his heart regulated, which is the reason he was in the hospital in the first place! He was not able to sleep in the hospital and when he got home, he thought he would be able to sleep well but he could not, and we propped him up so that he could get more oxygen and breathe so I called several times and finally talk to the doctor on Friday and demanded that he have an appointment Monday! On Monday we saw the position assistant who put him on some water pills, and he lost more than 15 pounds in two days because he has so much water on his lungs. So now we have left Lowcountry cardiology and have reconnected with Dr.Hanger our original doctor at this practice, who has an office on University Boulevard and is associated with MUSC‼!

I have been seeing Dr. Hangar since 2012. He has kept my heart going and is a very caring doctor.read more

This place and its staff are awful. I'm absolutely looking to switch to a different provider after…read morejust one visit!

Mount Pleasant Location: I would give this office zero stars…read moreif it'd let me. I had an extremely frustrating experience with this office and would strongly caution others. I originally came in for a routine physical, which should have been fully covered by my insurance. Instead, I was billed for standard services like bloodwork. It took SIX MONTHS of repeated calls and back-and-forth to get this addressed. Every time you call, you're routed to a call center, which makes resolving anything even more difficult. After reading other reviews, it seems like this is a common issue here. On top of that, basic accuracy seems to be a problem. I'm 5'10" and fully grown, yet they initially recorded me as 6'1". When I questioned it, my chart was later updated to 5'6" -- which is wildly inaccurate and concerning. The most frustrating part: I specifically went in last fall to establish care and ensure continuity for a prescription after moving from NC. I clearly explained that I didn't need a refill at that time since my previous doctor had just sent one in. I was told that was fine and that I could simply call when I needed a refill. When I called today, they refused to fill it and said I'd need to come in for another appointment and pay again -- completely contradicting what I was previously told. Overall, this office is disorganized, inconsistent, and incredibly frustrating to deal with. I would AVOID AT ALL COSTS.

I recently moved to the area and needed to establish myself with a primary care physician. You all…read moreknow how stressful this can be. My daughter recommended Palmetto Primary Care and Dr. Teachman. I called to make an appointment and they were very nice. They texted me a link to fill out all my forms, attach a copy of my insurance card, and pay my copay ahead of time. It was so easy and allowed me to breeze right into the appointment. The assistant was very nice and put me at ease, taking my blood pressure and history. I really liked Dr. Teachman. He said he wanted to get to know me. He took time to understand my family history and talk about my lifestyle. I felt very comfortable, not nervous, like when I usually visit a new doctor. I trust that we have a good plan moving forward for my care. Checking out was easy, and I made a follow-up appointment for 6 months. The offices and waiting room are beautiful and clean. The staff is super friendly. If you are looking for a doctor that takes time to get to know a patient and really listens while providing excellent care, this is the place for you. Highly recommend.