My husband was a patient in NHC Skilled Nursing Facility North Augusta SC. I would like to thank…read morethe staff for great support during his recovery . Everyone from the Administrator Holly Harbin, Physicians, Nurse Practitione, RN's, Nurse Manager, CNA's, OT, PT, Speech, Transportation and especially Desiree the Social Worker for making his stay a positive one and providing the best quality of care. This is the best care facility in the CSRA and I would give them a 7 star recommendation if you are looking for a care facility for your loved ones one. Barbara Autry

This is a beautiful facility that exceeds many expectations. For the most part, the staff have…read morecaring attitudes, but of course there's always a bad apple in the bunch. Overall, they are adept at understanding family concerns and the difficulty of transitioning loved ones. The location is convenient and has lovely curb appeal that flows into the facility as well. There are courtyards and patios, even a screened in porch is available for residents and families. It has been refreshing to experience a facility that is attractive with attractive caregivers inside as well. I've lived in this area for decades, and this facility has always been named NHC. The fact that it has never changed hands has meant a consistently good reputation throughout the community. While no facility is perfect, they do seem to strive for perfection. Highly recommend them!

HeLP...they are severely short handed on nurses...maintenance techs etc.It seems since Wellstar has…read moretaken over the quality of patient in hospital care has gone below the excellent service my daughter received on her last inpatient visit.a12 day vist this year has really became a eye opener.DO NOT LIVE YOUR FAMILY MEMBER ALONE...STAY WITH THEM AT ALL TIME.THEIR LIFE WILL DEPEND ON IT.

This review is from my visit from 06/28/2026 - 07/02/2026…read moreTime line showed a lot of undefined situations: * Refused Creon (Pancrelipase) Creon was offered an hour after my meals. I asked if they could drop them off and hour or half hour before the meal period. They refused. Take Creon with your first bite of every meal or snack to ensure the enzymes mix properly with your food. Time line said I refused a few things I did not refuse. I lost the ability to see all the comments on the time line. I would like a complete copy of them. Timeline said I refused a breathing treatment other than at 3 am. I never did. Refused appetite stimulant Megestrol - Never did. Time line said I was to get Azithromycin on a Thursday. I refused it. Because I take it on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. After another go around someone told me they changed my prescription to Monday through Friday. No one told me that beforehand. I think I have a right to know if you are changing my routine. Asked for a coke and a cup of ice several times and each time I was told that someone was bringing it. It only showed up once. Understanding of COPD treatment is lacking. Refused Albuterol sulfate treatment at 3 a.m. If you were prescribed albuterol to use "as needed" for symptoms, do not wake up to take it if you are breathing comfortably and sleeping soundly. Getting uninterrupted rest is crucial for recovery. Whoever prescribed the 3 a.m. treatment might want to rethink this decision. After each trip to the bedside commode, I sat there wheezing for 20 minutes, at least, trying to recover my breathing. I asked for a rescue inhaler from day 1 and they ignored me. I got responses like" you just had a treatment and hour ago". Rescue Inhalers (Metered-Dose Inhalers / MDIs) * Speed: Delivers a quick, potent burst of aerosolized medication into the airways in just seconds. * Portability: Pocket-sized and lightweight, making them the best option for immediate use anywhere. Albuterol Nebulizers This takes time to find someone who can obtain the medicine, go get the medicine come to my room, start the nebulizer. * Drawbacks: It requires an air supply. Comments like "You must be doing something wrong at home or you would not be here". This comment was made to me by a nurse. I was instantly angry but didn't say anything. This was an uncalled-for statement. I was put in a room and I had diarrhea. The bedside commode was a 1/2 step from my bed; I stood up and turned around and I was there. Didn't have a bed alarm at first but at some point, it was turned on. The shortest time it was for someone to come to assist me was one time 5 minutes, all others were over 6 minutes. I could not wait that long. After being in bed for about 4 days without walking, except one 15-minute walk with a walker, I was told to do a 6-minute walk test. I asked for a walker the nurse said she didn't have one and left. The was the end of that. The day of discharge a nurse came in and went over my discharge paperwork, She removed my IV and other attachments. She said I am going to get a wheel chair. After 3 hours I was wondering what happened to her. She never returned.

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

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.

Brandy (with dark curly hair) is a great nurse. She really cares about the patients. She went out…read moreof her way to make my mother feel better. Something needs to be done with the check-in process. You are in the waiting room answering questions and everyone can hear with the large HIPAA sign on the wall looking at you. When we went to the back, the girl at the front told me to stand in the hall because the PA was in and out with charts open on the computer, but did not mind yelling questions for me to answer in front of everyone while checking in.

My husband went after being sent by local emergency care. Unfortunately not being there to save…read moresome aggravation after being there 3 hours and nothing being done for his red swollen wounded hand. The nurse didn't even think to offer a glass of water to even plump up a vein to take blood! It's infected! Now how could they have been more efficient to ease his pain?? He left after being tired of being moved back-n-forth from nurses station to waiting room!