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    8 months ago

    He kept wanting more and more paperwork. Paperwork that night my podiatrist nor my GP had ever heard on. went to search for a better way.

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    Lexington Medical Center Irmo

    3.0(4 reviews)
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    They miss diagnosed my dad which lead to his death a few years back had to take him the next day to…read moreRichland hospital and that emergency doctor knew what was wrong just by me telling him the symptoms and said they gave the wrong diagnose. Came from across the street from doctor's office to have blood drawn. Walked in and was told very rudely they no longer take walk ins we had had to have an appointment and she would not make one for us. Loaded a handicap elderly lady back into car which they have to walk down a hill on either side of door for a ways to a handicap spot to get off the sidewalk. Called to make the appointment hand to leave message when they called back they had an appointment 15 minutes from the first time we walked in. And now have been here watching for over 30 minutes with no one else in waiting room. The rude lady was also helping a lady that didn't speak good English and she was so mean to her and didn't help her at all to understand what she needed to do. Also gave her wrong information about MyChart that I know for a fact was wrong. Can they be anymore disrespectful to an elderly handicapped or foreigner.

    rarely leave reviews, but my experience at this urgent care was deeply concerning and needs to be…read moreaddressed. The level of unprofessionalism I encountered from both nurses and doctors was unacceptable. Their demeanor was not only rude but dismissive, especially toward patients with a history of mental health struggles or past medical issues such as substance use. Healthcare providers are supposed to offer compassion and care without judgment, yet here I felt the opposite--treated as "less than" simply because of my medical history. Every patient deserves dignity, respect, and proper medical attention, regardless of their past. To be spoken to in a condescending tone and made to feel like a burden instead of a human being seeking help is not just unprofessional, it is dangerous. If you or a loved one need urgent care, I strongly recommend looking elsewhere. No one should have to leave a medical facility feeling worse than when they walked in--emotionally or physically. This clinic urgently needs to re-examine its staff training, ethics, and standards of patient care. * GO TO PRISMA!! LEXINGTON HOSPITALS/URGENT CARES ARE GARBAGE NOW *

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    Sc Internal Medicine Associates & Rehabilitatn

    Sc Internal Medicine Associates & Rehabilitatn

    1.8(4 reviews)
    1.0 mi

    I have medical insurance. I don't have a co-pay, meaning I pay up to the deductible, and after…read morethat, the insurance company pays most of the bill. Typically the way it works for the past 40 years, is the doctor's office bills the insurance company, then they in turn bill me, until I meet my deductible. Since I could be seeing other medical specialists, the amount of my deductible can be changing from various payments to various sources. SC Internal Medicine Associates seems to think that they are the only source of payments to my deductible. And so ask me if I've met my deductible yet, and if not, demand payment up front for each office visit. From their perspective, it's nice to have the money up front. But this is not how ALL of my doctor's offices have treated me beforehand. And I cannot guarantee that at that exact point in time, whether I've met my deductible. So, I found this practice to be greedy and self-serving. But I tolerated it. So, then I got a follow-up blood test and I got that order from the doctor, for which I had to pay the office visit up front, with the assumption my deductible was not met. I go down to the blood lab, they draw the blood, and they charge my insurance. I expect to get an insurance bill from this...exactly how it has worked all the other times. But then my results come in and my doctor wants me to come to him to get the results. It's a simple test for a very common ailment. One test. One number result. And every lab result I've ever seen shows you the range of low to high and tells you directly if your result is out of tolerance. But guess what, to come in, I have to pay, yes, the office visit again! Double dipping! No, those results are MY PROPERTY. They must hand them over to me. I agree if the doctor wanted to give me his analysis of the results, I'd pay for that. But if I just want the results, then I don't expect the counter clerk to tell me I HAVE TO COME IN AND SEE THE DOCTOR TO GET THE RESULTS THAT I PAID FOR. Now, that I have a cooler head, I don't think it was my doctor's fault, this entire mess. Unless he's the owner of SC Internal Medicine Associates. I thinks it's SC Internal Medicine Associates. They set the policies. They bring in doctor's to work at their "company". And then they institute these greedy, self-serving policies to ensure they get paid up front. And if they're wrong, I can only assume they'll give you a refund...but I wonder if they would be as upfront about that. And then when they tell you that you have to come in to see the doctor, they pretend they are the doctor, and say, oh, it's the DOCTOR'S POLICY. Hmm, I don't think so. I think it's this company's policy. Now, the doctor has blame in that he chooses to be associated with this company that behaves in this manner. But all in all, I wouldn't use this company or any of its doctors because of its policies designed to ensure they get paid their money up front, and let YOU figure out if you were fairly charged later.

    I have been seeing the physicians at SC Internal Medicine for approximately 7 or 8 years. I pay…read morecash for my visits. I recently went and got cortisone injections in my knees by one of the PA's there and it helped tremendously! However, when I called and scheduled my next appointment for 3 months later, I was asked who I saw and I told them that I started out with one person, she went on maternity leave, and I was switched to someone else and never switched back, so they scheduled me with the original PA, not even an MD. When I got there, one of office staff checked with her about my cash price and she told them it would be nearly double what I paid 3 months prior. She didn't even do the cortisone injections that the appointment was specifically scheduled for. So I paid double for the following: a nurse to take my blood pressure and tell me it was high, the PA came in and rechecked it and said it was still a little high, therefore she gave me a prescription for Lisinopril. She also gave me a prescription for Drysol Antiperspirant. That's it. So she doubled the cost of my office visits for just this. I took the Lisinopril for 2 days and both nights I work up between 2 and 3 a.m with the most extreme headache I had ever had. I called over the weekend and was told to discontinue use (I'm sure I will be charged for this phone call). Eventually they called in another prescription today, Thursday, with the exact same exact side effects. Glad I researched the medication prior to paying for it to be filled because they obviously didn't. I was called today about it and I told them it had the same side effects and that I wasn't going to pay for it and take it to be miserable again. I also called to scheduled my knee injections that she would not do while I was there and requested the previous PA that the office visit was lower. I was informed that my office visit charge had been permanently increased to double what I was initially paying no matter which PA I saw. I have paid them in cash for the past 7 to 8 years, they did basically nothing during the appointment I scheduled and now I'm going to have to pay more than what I've been paying in the past in addition to the amount that I paid for the appointment that nothing was done. I have called multiple providers and have found several of them to be less expensive than SC Internal Medicine and find their ratings and reviews to be exceptionally better that SC Internal Medicine. I have also found multiple providers that give more than a 20% discount for cash paying customers. I guess SC Internal Medicine would rather work with insurance companies that discount their services between 30 - 75% rather than get paid cash by a patient that has always paid their bills in full for 8 years. One Doctor's office offers 45% off for cash patients if the amount is paid at the time of the visit. And I actually get to see an MD instead of a physician's assistant. WOW!!! Which do you think I'm going to go with.

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