Trish, NP, nailed the diagnosis and chose the correct treatment. She is very knowledgeable and…read moreexplained everything very well.

They are slow, lazy, and do incorrect billing. All they do is push meds to what they "think" is…read morewrong. Horrible place, I'd give zero stars if possible

I've been here multiple times and I've always had a great experience. I'm usually in and out in…read moreunder an hour. Cynthia at check in is an angel in scrubs. Her patience rivals the Pope, no scratch that. I'm sure the Pope would pop off before this Queen would. And the nurse Kenya was a delight, a conversational wizard and a relatable sensation. Dr. Pam was gracious and when she couldn't come right to my room, she popped in to give me a quick update and check up. She rocked the Dr- Patient bedside manner. All three ladies are fabulous, beautiful warriors of valor.

If you go to this urgent care I beg you not to follow the advice of Robert Borucki. In 2011 less…read morethan one month after my 42nd birthday I went in on Saturday morning with slurred speech and an unsteady gait. After advising Borucki of my uncontrolled diabetes and high blood pressure, he literally patted my shoulder and assured me that I was not having a stroke. He advised me to follow up with my doctor on Monday. By Sunday evening the brain damage had progressed to the point that I was having involuntary movements called posturing. The brain stem stroke I survived left me profoundly disabled. With little physical ability. Learn from my mistake. This man isn't to be trusted with your well being.

This doctor was one of the most through Doctors I have ever been to as a new patient. I appreciated…read morethat he listened to my concerns and took a detailed medical history. We went through my meds and discussed diet and realistic exercise goals. Would absolutely recommend this practice!!

I am elderly and was a patient at Sentinel Health in Lugoff for many years. I chose Sentinel…read morebecause it was convenient to my home. My primary care physician suddenly left the practice, and I was never assigned to another doctor. Instead I was assigned to a Nurse Practitioner who prescribed for me. I had to go in every six months to get blood work and the NP would look over the results and prescribe medication. A nurse took my blood pressure and heart rate. The NP was not qualified to do breast exam or pelvic so I never had one. If there was a physician supervising the NP, I never met the person or heard their name. I asked to be assigned to another doctor. I was not. This went on for a couple of years until two specialist doctors outside the practice that I saw for specific conditions told me that I deserved better medical care than that. I agreed and found another health care provider. Sentinel is not good health care. They weren't caring people. The doctor who left was disliked by many patients (read other reviews). I wish I'd left Sentinel sooner.

Waited 2 hours to give a drug screen sample for new job. They couldn't get a printer to work and…read moreclaim to have lost the sample in transit.

As an RN, I needed to make use of their services more than once on weekends. Wonderful customer…read moreservice, great providers and a cure was found! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!

I had the worst experience of my life. I had a pull up on and a peri wick. I was left for over an…read morehour in feces and urine many times. My perineum area was getting very sore. I pushed the call button and was told they would be there in a minute, which was not true. One time no one would answer the call button, which left me to yell and scream for someone to help me, when help finally arrived, I was rudely told that, "I wasn't the only patient", which I replied, "I know that", but that was not my fault and that they should hire more aids. You employ a couple of very rude nurses. I am not sure of their names. I was in room 378 from the 21st- 27th of Sept. So, I am sure you can find who they were. I was in ICU the 28th-30th of Sept. One of the nurses would pull or push my back, I asked her not to do that because my back was very sore. I had surgery for a fractured vertebra. The nurse told me it was minimal surgery. I tried to tell her I have fibromyalgia and that was why my back was so painful. She just rolled her eyes. What she failed to understand is any surgery or distress can exacerbate a person with fibromyalgia I pushed the call button because I wanted to go to the bathroom instead of going in a pull up. I did not want to sit in feces. No one would come so I decided to go on my own. (Physical Therapy said I could do that.) When I swung my legs over the side of the bed the alarm went off. A nurse and an aid came and said I could not do that and that I should use the pull up and a peri Wisk. I told them I could walk, and that the physical therapist okayed me to. They did not want to take the time to take me to the portable commode. I then explained that the peri Wisk was unhooked, and the aid accused me of disconnecting it. I said how can I unhook it; I can't get out of bed! I was so aggravated I told her to leave my room immediately. I felt so demoralized, degraded and was shown no respect at all. I could go on forever, but I won't. The cleaning people are very poor, dirt and other debris was left on the floor all the time I was in ICU and in room 378. One last thing I would like to mention, the nurses and aids should have been taught that you do not whip blankets and sheets when a patient is in bed or anytime for that matter. It is a very good way to spread germs.

DO NOT GO HERE OR ANY OF THEIR FACILITIES!!!!!! They are in debt up to their eye balls. Don't…read morebelieve me, just goggle their troubles and see why they are doing this. It's a long story but they billed me while I was on their program. They had also done unnecessary procedures I found out and billed me for them. They even went to the extreme to tell me I owe them from 15 years ago and I didn't even live in the state. I have the law behind my side but the state of SC is turning a blind eye, so I'm going Federal. If this has happened please write the CFO of Kershaw hospital, then SC district attorney. They will both deny any wrong doing but you must go through these steps first. I know I'm far from the first or the last. With enough voices they will get investigated.

I cannot, in good conscience, recommend this clinic to you or your loved ones. The overall lack of…read moreconcern or respect from the staff and doctors was overwhelming, and made the procedure that much more difficult to bear. I had a tonsillectomy and struggled with many post-op complications. First, I began projectile vomiting to such an extend that I was rushed to the ER for fluids. Two days later, when the vomiting continued regardless of medication, I was spewing mouthfuls of blood, so much blood. Obviously, this would be terrifying for anyone. When I called the ENT, they told me this "sucks" and I should chew on ice ... I had to contact my previous doctor from out of state who finally talked me through what was happening to my body and why. This outside doctor was finally able to explain the procedure to me, how the recovery process would unfold, what symptoms I would have and why, and took a few minutes to treat me like a real person. Throwing up a sink full of blood is scary enough, but not knowing what is happening only makes it worse - the ENT clinic blew me off. Days later, when I called again, choking back tears from pain, the nurse had the audacity to laugh and tell me I could call back and schedule an appointment if I wanted, but she explained she sees this every day and simply felt no concern. The problem being, I DID have concerns, but she and the rest of the clinic couldn't be bothered to take the time. They belittled me in a time when any patient would feel incredibly vulnerable and simply in pain, looking for solutions or advice. There were multiple instances of this. I would call and leave a message as instructed, and they would take up to 48 hours to get back to me. The bed-side manner leading up to the procedure was short, cold, and clearly uninformative. Even when laying on the operating table, with a male doctor and a female nurse, they pulled at my dress to attach the heart monitors etc. but as a young female, I felt so embarrassed to have my breasts exposed or people's hands on my stomach, yet couldn't move or say anything because of the meds. The utter lack of sensitivity was overwhelming and truthfully, terrifying. Repeatedly, this clinic failed to meet the quality of care standard and you could not pay me to seek their services again. I would strongly caution anyone seeking their "care" to look elsewhere.

Doctors are ok but the staff service is the worst!…read more I had followup needs which they to this day have yet to respond to a call. For two months now I have called, left messages, went there in person asking about my followup I just get completely ignored and rude attitude. I give up with this company. I need additional treatment and even got my insurance to approve the services but I can't get anyone at Scent to even call me back.