received my first notice for my portion of bill yesterday. Inaccurate information on bill,…read morethreatening, and frankly insulting. If at all possible, i will never cross paths with these Jerks again. Less than one star, if at all possible.

I almost don't want to let the cat out of the bag on this one. If everyone knows how great my…read moredoctor is, I'll never get an appointment! Seriously though, Dr. Wolff is amazing. He's an extremely knowledgeable rheumatologist and is very personable. He was a surgeon in the Army and has his own battle with medical issues. Yet, he comes into work with a smile and truly cares about his patients. Dr Wolff will sit and actually listen to hear what you have to say without making you feel rushed. 10 out of 10 would recommend. Elizabeth Keen is the nutritionalist at the clinic, and she is great as well. She's very sweet, knows what she's talking about, and wants to help in any way she can. She works out of the downtown office and the wheeler office as well. I've been very pleased with my care here and can not say enough good things.

As a nurse I've never seen a facility run so inefficiently. If your goal is patient care and…read moresatisfaction you really need to focus on the quality of the individuals hired to include medical oncologists. I've listened to scheduling people say they don't answer the phone when the clinic opens at 0830, they don't answer their phone until close to 0900-0930. The same individuals also openly admitted to no longer answering phones close to closing time =30-45 minutes prior to closing. This seems to be the pervasive attitude at this facility- I had a nurse "resolve " numerous patient message requests without ever speaking to me personally. When I threatened to speak to a patient advocate suddenly she was able to call me personally and communicate with me about my concerns. Which very easily could have been communicated in the patient portal. I saved the best for last: then you have the oncologist who is supposed to be the one that cares the most, right? Far from it. This oncologist is happy to let you wait for an unknown amount of time to have a surgeon or anyone but her reorder scans to check the status of said cancer even though she is medically managing said cancer. She doesn't care that I have no surgeon assigned to order said scans and no surgeon in the foreseeable future as my surgeon retired. She is happy to inflict unnecessary mental anguish, stress and anxiety on a cancer patient who has been anxiously awaiting the 6 month scans to determine the status of cancer. Her excuse is the surgeon knows the strength of the MRI and imaging machines he wants. BS my primary care has ordered almost every set of scans up to this point. So why won't my primary order these follow-up scans? Oh, because he referred me to the medical oncologist (the one listed above who refuses to order them and has been asked numerous times) to manage it. Who is being lazy and passing the buck onto another specialist. Well maybe medical oncologists don't order scans only surgeons do? Nope- there are multiple well known practices in Augusta that the Medical Oncologist orders the follow-up scans. Actually recently met with my new Medical Oncologists office and guess what one of the many things they will be ordering for me: follow-up scans to determine the status of cancer they will be medically managing. Refer to above comment before about the medical oncologist at this practice = she is being lazy and passing the buck. Honestly, there needs to be a special place in hell for individuals such as MDs or others that are given this "authority" and masquerading around in caring professions doing the exact opposite of that = not caring! This isn't a practice that genuinely cares about humanity and individual lives!!! I'm sorry I wasted so much of my time here. I am seeking care elsewhere with providers that might actually care about their patients not just about the profit that comes from our being unwell!!! You couldn't pay me to bring my worst enemy to this organization!! In short if you hope to be cared for by the individuals at this facility, especially specific medical oncologists - RUN don't walk from this place. They only care about the revenue that your sickness brings to their practice. But hey your revenue ensures said medical oncologist gets to drive a pretty sweet ride that she parks very close to the handicap parking in patient parking spots. So if you struggle to walk you may have to park farther away because the medical oncologist took the one closest to the door when she arrived before the clinic opened....

My husband and I have been to the North Augusta Walmart Little Clinic. He went 2 times for…read morediagnosis of flu and for an injured knee. I went 3 times with asthma related issues. We were both dealt with professionally. The diagnosis was in line with our symptoms and appropriate medicine and services were given. I was referred for an x-ray. They Clinic office was timely in notifying me about the results of the x-ray. They have called several times to check on my problem. We both have very competent health care professionals, however, it is not always easy to schedule an appointment. Therefore,we will continue to go to the North Augusta Walmart Little Clinic because of the hours they are open and the care we have received.

I tried this clinic thinking maybe it was a good alternative. First I will start off with the good…read morepoints-well, it was clean. The staff was friendly enough. That's all I can say. I was a walk in patient. There were two people ahead of me. I signed in, filled out paperwork and was told it wouldn't be long. Then two other people walked in. They were all taken back while I was left sitting. I asked how much longer and was told the other two had appointments but it wouldn't be much longer, maybe 20 minutes. It was way longer than 20 minutes. I finally got back into a room. Vitals were taken and then I had to wait for a "nurse" to come in to take my information. For someone in that position to not know what a very well known prescription was so she could type it into my information surprised me. Then for her to not know what congestive heart failure was when we were going over family history, really worried me (about what she does and doesn't know). Again, I waited a long time but the practitioner came in. She was nice enough, but still didn't seem to understand my problem and was very little help. They ran two tests, both of which I had to do the test itself, MYSELF, handing it to them when I was done. They told me it would take two days to get back the results (of which I paid extra to get the lab work sent off). This was on a Thursday. This is now Monday night, I have called repeatedly today-Monday-and they still won't call me back with my results. I did talk to someone there, but they had to get someone up front to call me with the results, to which no one ever called. They also told me when I was there that they would call in a prescription for an antibiotic and for me to pick it up if symptoms started getting worse. I called today (Monday) and nothing was ever called in. They fell down on the job all of the way around. Basically, if it was something very serious, I could be in real trouble by now. This was single handedly the WORST medical experience I have ever had.

Hold on to your wallet. A simple office visit to test for the flu was $695, with insurance. Do…read morenot give them your insurance card/information. They will use it to charge you three times what it would cost if you paid out-of-pocket (cash), ridiculous. Example, charged $269 for a rapid Flu A & B/Covid test. Cost of the test from Walgreens, ~$12, cost if you self paid (paid cash vs. insurance), $84. Request both the insurance price and self pay pricing in advance. Once the request for charges goes through, they will proceed to collude with the insurance companies to inflate the costs above what is realistic and reasonable. I will never patronize them again.

I'm new to N.Augusta , so finding Piedmont Prompt Care just around the corner was great . The staff…read morewas professional , efficient , and kind . After a short wait in the spacious , tidy waiting area , I was guided to the back where I was asked a few questions related to my health/visit (except for the very odd question about if my parents were alive or dead ) before the P.A. came in . A few more questions and tests before I had a chest xray, then back to the room . A very few minutes later , PA. T Munoz informed me of her diagnosis. She patiently answered all my questions and I was back home in just over an hour . It was the most efficient , as well as comforting experiences I've had in a medical office in years . I wish all medical appointments were the same . Your happy camper , Sincerely , Sharon Baxter

Excellent service. They come to you and they were on time. I had to get blood drawn and could not…read moreget to a lab. They were very professional. I will use them for all my lab work Thank you again.

From the owner: Efficient Collaboration: Streamlined processes to ensure timely communication and coordination…read more - Accurate Results:Dependable testing and diagnostics to support accurate diagnoses and treatment plans. - Patient-Focused:Prioritizing patient comfort and confidentiality for a positive healthcare experience. Community Partnership: We believe in contributing to the health and well-being of our community. [Include any community engagement initiatives, partnerships, or events].

My Brother was in the ER from 11am until 11pm. We were not complaining about the wait he just…read morewanted relief. I stayed with him as he was in extreme urological pain. They kept promising him some pain medicine. He got something done finally around 7:30pm. It was the smallest amount and knocked the edge off his pain. 1.5 hours later he was back in extreme pain asking for some more and he still hasn't received it 2 hours later. Oh they finally came and gave him Motrin and Tylenol. Do you really think that was going to help when morphine barely helped. This is just not except-able.

Worst hospital ever, do NOT COME here unless you want slow management, care, and treatment…read more Hospitals are supposed to take 3-4 hours MAX and not all day!! This hospital needs to be shut down immediately, this is unacceptable.

Was dealing with a great bit of back pain for several years. Prior to Dr. Daniel, had an MRI and…read moreDrs in Augusta told me my back was a mess. Self inflicted trauma and genetics. I just needed to live with it.. Dr.Daniel treated the pain for two years or longer and I finally had to have 4 infusions. Pain free for 18 months! Genetics have come back and the pain in a different area lower..Dr. Daniel set up another MRI to see where my back was where he should do the site shot. Dr Daniel has helped me in my tract to get back to normal.. thanks Dr. Daniel for your personal and professional care

From the owner: About Southcoast Regenerative Medicine…read more  Russell Daniel, MD, specializes in regenerative medicine with a focus on using platelet-rich plasma (PRP) and homologous stem cells to treat joint arthritis and spine disease. Dr. Daniel offers these services at Southcoast Regenerative Medicine in Aiken, South Carolina, with the goal to improve functionality and mobility for each of his patients. Dr. Daniel previously worked at Roper Hospital and Bon Secours St. Francis Hospital in Charleston, South Carolina, providing anesthesiology and pain management services. He also has extensive experience in treating numerous conditions using both traditional pain medicine and innovative techniques, including kyphoplasty and vertebroplasty, radiofrequency (RF) ablation, spinal decompression, and spinal stimulation. Graduating cum laude from the University of Georgia in Athens, Georgia, Dr. Daniel received his undergraduate degrees in biochemistry and biology. He earned his medical degree from Graduate Medical Education at the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University, where he also completed his anesthesiology residency. Using a variety of cutting-edge therapies and advanced regenerative medicine techniques, Dr. Daniel can treat a wide range of chronic medical conditions without the need for surgical intervention. He offers patient-centered, customized treatment plans, as well as educational resources to restore his patients' quality of life.