Complete nightmare. I live in more pain everyday than people can imagine. Womack hacked me up…read morereally bad. Even the doctors in Charleston that attempt to fix this kind of complete mess don't even want to attempt to fix this .If you don't want live in a nightmare stay the hell away from this place.

My grandmother was seen by PA Andrew Marrs and was told that he needed to consult with his…read morecolleagues and would be in touch with her in 2-3 days. On the evening of the 5th day of not hearing from the PA, a message was sent through MyChart. Two more days pass without hearing from the office. I called the office to speak with the admin, Jerry, but he was "on a conference call and needed to leave in 30 minutes and would call me the next day". I advised that I am NOT on my grandmother's HIPAA and that they would need to contact my grandmother directly. Again...here we are on day 8 with no response from the office! This is absolutely unacceptable and negligent! As a 30+ year employee in the medical field, I am completely disgusted with the lack of care from this practice!

Had knee replacement surgery by Dr Jennings. He used the new robotic assisted method. I had…read moreexcellent care by he and his staff for recovery and pain management. I have great confidence in his skills as a surgeon and would use him again. I am currently using their PT services and Have Erin as my therapist. She is EXCELLENT and has helped me recover from my replacement and also back pain resulting in the knee surgery.

Assembly line medicine.....long wait to get in, quick to get you out with no care. Front desk…read morepersonnel are rude and look down on you. After 6 weeks I am no better off than before I first walked in the door. Lodged a complaint with Bon Secours about them. These are bad doctors that interested only in money. IMHO.

HIGHLY NOT RECOMMENDED. I made an appointment for a simple yearly checkup. However, the billing…read moredepartment mishandled the claim, a fact verified directly by my insurance company. When I brought this to their attention, the billing department continued to act unprofessionally. Because of their negligence and inability to correctly bill a routine visit, do not be surprised if you receive an inflated bill for services you never asked for.

New to this practice and my first visit was great! The nurse who took my blood was professional…read moreand great at what she does - it did not hurt at all. The doctor took her time getting to know me and listened to my thoughts and concerns. Where I don't want to have to visit often, I do look forward to being in their care when needed.

Had ultrasound recently. Kesley was my Tech. She was informative friendly and professional. She…read morealso tried to make me as comfortable as possible. Everyone from the front reception to registration and testing were wonderful. I wish other places would implement there first class people skills.

I have used several services of PMC. I have found each of them excellent. Today in particular I…read moreinteracted with the MRI staff. They were very kind, very thorough, timely and professional. I would use them again and I highly recommend them when needed. Desary, Beth and Alicia were great today and I want to recognize them.

Cannot recommend this practice. Claudia Johnson (provider)…read moreseemed knowledgeable for the most part, when i went for a simple annual wellness check, but referred me for further tests, which proved both unnecessary and expensive. I am a healthy male by objective standards. Blood pressure and weight in the healthy range. On NO heart, weight or blood pressure medications. My real issue was being required to provide all my insurance information in advance before the appointment... sending digital images of my cards, and then receiving a $1,273 out of pocket charge bill, including more than $500 for an initial office visit charge. A ~ $75 X-ray charge seemed reasonable though for a toe that I had stubbed and seemed to be slow and healing. I declined the referral for physical therapy on the toe. SMH. I called the office to discuss the exorbitant bill. And explained that I thought medicare would cover almost everything in it. They acted like they didn't know.I said I would be following up with medicare myself and expected they would be doing the same. Called back a month later and found out they'd dropped the ball again.And nothing had been done to confirm the amounts that medicare allowed. They acted like they didn't know I had insurance, and Medicare coverage. Of course.I got the run around saying it was the claims department fault, not billing department's fault. I reminded "Casey" that this reflects negatively on the doctor. I asked who should be held accountable, and she didn't like the question or the way she was being talked to so she hung up on me.

Brio is always a wonderful experience because not only is my doctor wonderful but the nurses and…read morethe front desk staff are as well . I'm always treated with respect and listened to. I walk knowing that I have quality care.