I had a mystery skin reaction, previously identified as environmental trigger. Dr. Rodriguez…read morecovered a wide range of possi elites in the initial interview, and then conducted a full range of tests. The results were surprising, but without the tests, we would never know. Other doctors never did any tests. The office staff were helpful, and enjoyable. Scheduling was a breeze. Overall satisfaction level: 9 of 10​

Dr. Coleman and his team are fantastic! They are very knowledgeable and always take the time to…read morelisten to your concerns so that you don't feel rushed out of the door.

I have had ear issues since being a baby, I was never told that ear tubes would be good or that…read moretaking out my tonsils would help. However, being an older teen and young adult it was getting worse. I went to see someone and they were so good at hearing what I was saying and we did some things to help fix my nose. To two sets of ear tubes. Moving here I needed a new Dr. and came to find Dr. Rawl I thought that this would be a good fit. However I was wrong, I am recovering from a knee injury and have an ACL knee-locking brace on. So moving a lot is not fun and sitting down and standing up are not the easiest. I was told to go to one room and then when the Dr. came the first word out of her mouth was we needed to move back to the other room. I was just in there, she jumped right into that the issues were my sinuses which was not what I was there for. I was there for my ears, i gave my history about my ears and I was not taking a ton of meds nor I wanted to. I was taking a healthy approach to my allergies, anyway, I told her that I was very sure that there was still a hole in my ear drum. However, she said she did not see anything but I could plug my nose, and sounds and air came out of one ear. That is a trick that only someone who has a hole can do. I said that I have issues with water in my ear and that when it gets wet it hurts so much. For being at the ENT to have my ears checked I did not feel like I was heard at all. I canceled my appointment and will be going to someone else who will hear their patients and take the time to talk with them and not at them. They have the degree but as the person with the issues, I am the one who is trying to explain why I am here and wondering how can we help the situation get better. I know great bedside manners and my ENT of 9 years was amazing so this was a huge letdown and as I left there were a few tears that started. I am very sad that I had this experience with Lexington Medical as I have a great primary Dr. here as well as OBGY. As for ENT, I am sorry but it's a no from me. Signed a sad, unheard patient.

Second visit here for my "prick" test. I'm not one, but they are testing to see what I am allergic…read moreto, lol! When I had my last test two weeks ago, I didn't have a reaction. Dr. Bykowski and his staff have been nothing short of awesome. They are professional, timely, and friendly. The office is always clean. I am transferring from another local office so I am starting the process over. Got the reactions and finally know what I'm allergic to. Or shall I say what I'm not allergic too because I am almost allergic to it all!. I'm glad to know it so I can start treatment!

I am here on a weekly basis always feel care for. Great experience always. I been a patient hear…read morefor many years and never have had a bad experience.

Exceptional allergist; thorough and friendly; though allergic to cats, I spent the afternoon in a…read morehouse with cats and had no hives. The shots work!

Dr. Aaron Hilton performed surgery yesterday, and he did an outstanding job! He makes sure the…read morepatient knows what he will do, what he has done, and what to expect in the near future. He has a good bedside manner. When I was concerned about swelling after surgery, he saw me in his Lexington office the same day. When I couldn't swallow well yet, he asked if I could eat yogurt. Since I am allergic to milk, I did buy coconut yogurt. Just want to make those with lactose intolerance or allergies to milk aware there are alternatives to milk based products, including soy and cashew yogurt. I buy sugar free. His team of nurses, anesthesiologists and ultrasound personnel did a wonderful job! They are very personable, caring, and professional! In my opinion, this is the doctor to see for ENT, and this is the team you want in the operating room. They all represented Prisma Health well! However, post-op the nurse kept yelling at me, "You've got to wake up!" "What month is it?" "February." "No, she shouted, March!" What month is it?" "February." "No" March." She sat watching the monitor, impatient. "You gotta wake up." Sorry, I couldn't and I finally said, "Just get me out of here" because she wanted me gone! Next bed out in the other room my husband and staff were wonderful! I tried to get up and my arms were flailing. I couldn't control them, "Oh no," the staff said. You must wait. I wasn't awake. I've had this problem in the past and was told it's just too much anesthesia. So, I didn't mention it to the staff. But it was impolite to say the least to keep yelling at me. When I went back for swelling, I asked for antibiotics. Since my white blood cell count was high at MUSC ER. Dr. Hilton said it would go away, but it didn't. Urgent Care said "Go back" and gave me medication for inflammation from the surgical intubation and said I needed imaging because he felt something hard. Dr. Hilton believed I had a recent scope maybe somewhere else? It was from the surgery. However, he gave me a refill on the one medication, but forgot the other, and antibiotics. He said I don't need to follow up. But it is still an abnormal collection of fluid and blood, which could be a hematoma that needs draining. So, I said, "Unless this doesn't go away." He said sure, but he is so busy. I waited an hour and 37 minutes, but I understood; he treats a lot of children, and there were babies, one really was needing his help; however, I wish he'd follow up until this lump resolves. He would drain it if necessary, and I followed up if I determined I needed it. Yet, overall, Centa deserves five stars. Nobody's perfect! But this surgeon is close it.

As for ENT, is there any other in either town, been to both for a variety of reason and even…read moreemergencies. Dr. Giles and Staff have always look out for our well being whether for my Grands or for myself. The quality of care and thoughtfulness of appointments and care checking you in then getting you back in a timely matter. Most of all I appreciate them still being an independent office and hope it will always stay in that position. Thankful for this Practice, Ben E Glover

We recently relocated to Columbia and my little guy needed a follow up with an allergist for his…read morepeanut/tree nut allergy. We saw Dr Perrick who was phenomenal. He was kind, patient and thorough. We reviewed my sons history, plan for the school year, action plan developed for school, refills, etc. He dedicated time to our questions and ensured our oldest was Epi pen trained as well. Our previous doctor was not as detail oriented. No parent ever wants to imagine needing to use an Epi pen on their child but being fully trained yearly and having your doctor be so committed to your child's care can ease the worry. His bedside manner was professional. His care was exceptional. I'm happy we found him.

Friendly and welcoming staff put you at ease for your visit. Dr Wells is just as warm and caring as…read moreyou could ask for. I had a balloon sinus dilation - it was nearly painless and I can breathe freely with both nostrils for the first time in my life. Follow up care is just as good - Dr Wells called me the next morning to check on me. Highly recommended!

From the owner: If you find yourself suffering from chronic sinus and allergy pain, the first step to relief is an…read moreevaluation by our sinus and allergy specialist, Dr. W. Andrew Wells. Your overall health and well-being are connected to the health of your sinuses. You don't have to live with the exhausting, relentless pain of chronic sinusitis symptoms anymore.