I know everyone does not have the same experiences at hospitals but this is mine. I went in with what I thought was a summer cold and a touch of bronchitis. I went to ER and was seen almost immediately, chest Xray showed pneumonia and a pleural effusion of my left lung. I was admitted and had excellent care from my Nurse D'anna( hope i spelled it right) who was great( my wife who's also an RN said she was great as well) . The Doctors were all very caring and helpful, my Pulmonologist came in and said she was recommending I transfer to Grand Strand so a thoracic surgeon could clear the effusion. I felt as though I was the most important patient in the hospital. I would not hesitate to return should I need any medical care. I also find it great how the local hospitals work together for the best care for the patient. read more

Dear Customer Service, I am writing to express my disappointment with the care and treatment I received in the CMC Emergency Department on Sunday, August 2, 2026, at approximately 8:30 a.m. Before I begin, I want to make it clear that I have always had outstanding experiences with CMC. About three and a half years ago, when I moved to this area, I decided that CMC would be my healthcare provider because every doctor, nurse, and staff member I had encountered was kind, compassionate, and made me feel welcome. Unfortunately, my experience in the Emergency Department was completely different. When I arrived, the gentleman working at the registration desk did not acknowledge or greet me. I had to approach him and ask if this was where I needed to register. Instead of welcoming me or asking how he could help, the first thing he told me was that there were a lot of people waiting, there were no beds available, and that I would have a long wait. He repeated this several times throughout our interaction. At the time, there were only about five people in the waiting room. Whether there were five people or fifty people should not matter to someone seeking emergency medical care. Patients come to the Emergency Department because they are worried about their health, and hearing repeatedly how long the wait will be only adds to their anxiety. While checking me in, I explained that I was experiencing chest pain that was radiating down my left arm. His response was, "I don't care about your arm. Tell me more about the chest pain." I understand that he may have been trying to focus on the most urgent symptom, but the way he said it was dismissive and lacked compassion. There are much more professional and caring ways to communicate with a patient who is frightened and not feeling well. The night before, I had spoken with the on-call physician, who advised me to go to the Emergency Department because of my symptoms. Since it was late at night, I told the doctor I would come first thing in the morning unless my condition became worse, in which case I would call an ambulance. I tried several times to explain this, along with my other medical concerns, but I was never given the opportunity. In addition to my chest pain, my legs and feet had become extremely swollen. My physician, Dr. Boykin, had prescribed medication to help reduce the fluid buildup because there was concern that my kidneys might not be functioning properly. The medication was not helping, and that was another important reason I came to the Emergency Department. Unfortunately, I felt as though no one wanted to hear about those concerns. After my EKG was completed and I was told I was not having a heart attack, I became so discouraged by the way I had been treated that I decided to leave without receiving further evaluation. Looking back, I realize that was probably not the best decision, but I simply no longer felt comfortable staying. No patient should ever feel driven to leave an emergency department because they feel dismissed or unwelcome. I also heard a nurse yelling loudly in the background while I was checking in. I do not know what the situation was, but from a patient's perspective, it came across as chaotic and unprofessional. I understand that emergency departments can be extremely busy and stressful. I also understand that staff members deal with difficult situations every day. However, those circumstances should never prevent patients from being treated with dignity, compassion, and respect. I do not know the name of the employee who checked me in. He was a gentleman with gray hair working the registration desk that Sunday morning around 8:30 a.m. I ask that you identify him and address this matter appropriately. Whether that involves coaching, additional customer service training, or another corrective action is your decision. I simply do not want another patient to have the same experience I had. Again, I want to emphasize that this complaint is not about CMC as a whole. My experiences with your physicians, nurses, and office staff have consistently been excellent, which is exactly why this incident was so shocking and disappointing. I would appreciate hearing from someone regarding this matter and learning what steps will be taken to address my concerns. Thank you for taking the time to read my letter and for considering my feedback. Sincerely, Rob H 11-01--64 read more

FRAUDULENT BILLING PRACTICES! Update on this review: CMC hospital is still billing me to this day. In fact, now their anesthesiologists has joined the party, and is also billing. PLEASE STOP BILLING ME. GET IT TOGETHER CMC AND FIX YOUR BILLING SYSTEM ONCE AND FOR ALL. I have a balance of 87.10 on my account and now the new anesth. bill. Once again, I have two insurance policies. If any balance remains after the first policy pays, the second policy pays the rest. This is the first time in over 20 years that I have EVER had this problem - only with CMC. Please have a heart, please fix this. My mom is worn out from trying to help me with this. 15 calls now. The supervisor in billing promised to take care of this, yet the stress continues. I would have given this hospital five stars, but because of there billing department they deserve a 1 star rating. I had nasal surgery October of last year and I am not supposed to be billed at all because I am on dual insurance coverage. What one does not pay, the other does. Dr. Darin Sutton was a great doctor but the billing at CMC is awful. My mother has called in 10 times now. Today we spoke with Destin, before that it was Rose, Tammy, Brittany, and a bunch of other staff in billing. We were told many times to call our insurance, although my insurance said that the hospital/office should not be billing or bothering me at all. My mom has spent lots of time trying to get this fixed, but I still show a balance. The last lady my mom spoke with actually said that the bill would go to collections if we don't pay. I have never been billed for a dime from any doctor or health office. My insurance pays for all of my medical needs. This is stressful and neither of us would use CMC again. Another 45 minute call begging for CMC to file the claim, and stop billing us. read more

Recently had a heart attack. Staff brought me in and took action. Was screened, ekg, then sent to Cath Lab for a stent. Recovered in hospital 3 days. Went to Cardiac rehab. I feel better now than I have in many many years. Thank you to all that helped me. Everyone was great. read more

As a retired ICU RN I understand how hospitals work. However Dr Johnston's NP was rude and explained nothingt. Took out 1/2 staples without explanation. Stated I couldn't start PT for 4 to 5 weeks (different from protocol) with no explanation. Numerous calls never returned read more

I've never had much of a problem at CMC. Until Monday. I was woken up by severe back pain. I tried to wait until I could see my regular doc but it got so bad I just couldn't. I called the rescue squad. They were wonderful. Got to the hospital, there was a girl in my room that didn't acknowledge me, didn't introduce herself, I don't even know who or what position she held. She only spoke to me when I asked a question. She then just left and I was alone in my room for about 20 minutes. The nurse practitioner, Aileen, told me I had a pinched nerve. There was no testing of any kind. No X-ray, no MRI, she didn't even bother physically looking at me. She said I have a pinched nerve and I was free to go. She gave me prednisone. She also told me she was referring me to ortho, and gave me papers with their info on it. It was all wrong. Wrong address, wrong doctor - she didn't refer me at all. And the doctor? A HAND surgeon. I went to the proper orthopedic doctor at OrthoSC. Had X-rays and an MRI. I actually have one slipped disk and one ruptured disk. And the nerve is pinched in two places. I have to contemplate a shot vs surgery, which would happen anyway if the shot doesn't help. I was not taken seriously at the ER, I was dismissed with no proper care or testing. And I was incorrectly diagnosed. I'm disgusted. This is not how you should treat patients. It totally discolored the good experiences I've had. And I should thank them for the extra pain time because you know, it is "just" a pinched nerve. I'm angry. read more

I'm not sure how to rate the total experience with the hospital. Most of my doctors and clinical staff have provided good service. However, the phone system and the clerical staff have caused hours of frustration. Always get a direct phone number and double confirm appointments! Always be a couple days ahead of your needs because it is a call back for ANY conversations. No connections from Friday to Monday. read more

Not enough space, out dated facility and long wait times. This hospital is trying to compensate its tiny size by putting up urgent cares all over Myrtle beach but what they really need to do is update the actual hospital, add more rooms and get more specialist to the area. What they have going on is dangerous to their patients and unfair to their overworked staff. Same goes for Grand Strand Medical Center. The area was ranked the #1 moved to area but the medical industry does not want to spend the money necessary to keep up with the booming population. Do better CMC. read more

MAJOR HEALTH RISK: I am 39 weeks pregnant and went in with constant severe lower back cramps for hours and was worried about my baby. My experience was anything but reassuring. I was told by the nurse that I should not have come there and I should have gone to Florence (where I'll be delivering). Why would I drive an hour in a half if I'm worried about my baby? I'm going to go to the closest place that I know can make sure she is okay....the doctor said "you're only 3cm dilated you're pregnant your back is gonna hurt" the nurse laughed at the remark and left the room. After being completely ignored (my heart rate was 120-140 and my blood pressure was so low the alarm on the machine was going off the whole time and no one said anything about it. They said I need to go home and take a shower. That's when I changed and saw that they had me in a contaminated gown. I am fearful of what bacteria or virus's may have been on this. I showed it to them and the nurse laughed and said "oh yeah that's dirty hahahahah" they then didn't even have the common curtsy to show me where the exit is. I don't know what to do if I get sick from this gown. The part that is contaminated was down near my private parts. read more

Conway Medical Center - Contaminated gown they made me wear at 39 weeks pregnant - Hospitals Near Me - Conway, South Carolina

Was thrilled when they added a movement disorder specialist with dbs experience. First visit, he agreed to manage my 1 controlled substance prescription refills. This is now the 3rd refill and every month is a nightmare trying to get an authorization for my pharmacy to refill the rx. I almost never get a human and I am not told if or when they issue the authorization. It is a little like playing russian roulette with my pain management. Not pleasant at all. Each month I have to contact patient concerns and/or administrative offices to get a simple authorization sent from neurology. Horrible patient care . read more

Poor serice with triage nurse. No serice . Will never go back during shift change. Not happy with sericess provided . 6.50 pm.

6/6/2025 Had Echocardiogram and stress test. I was nervous and anxious due to severe back pain. Marcia Crawford, a tech, in that area came to my rescue. Marcia was amazing. She took care of me through the entire procedures. CMC is blessed to have such a wonderful person on their team. read more

Let's start with my Ear Nose Throat Specialist at Conway Medical. I experienced sudden hearing loss and called them and they wouldn't see me for 4 weeks. I have since learned that the American Association of ENTs has standard practice guidelines that require the practice to see a patient IMMEDIATELY when they report sudden hearing loss. I am now completely DEAF in my right ear and could've recovered some hearing had I been seen and treated within 2 weeks of onset. I've spoken to several other ENT practices and they all are aware of the urgent protocol to get a patient in immediately - and their staff is trained to know this. I can also report my experience at the Cancer center - was good for the first few months then one appointment I had the phlebotomist tell me that cancer was from SUGAR! And then I was marched down a few halls to the "Therapy Center" and left to sit in the waiting area with no explanation as to why I was there. I'm a 2 time Cancer warrior so to sit someone in the therapy center my mind started racing - did they have the correct patient? Do I need chemo now? What's going on? (And no one on staff introduces themselves so you don't know if you're speaking to a MD, PAC, tech or the janitor - same at the ENT). Finally, a woman comes over to me and explains that she's sat me in the Therapy Center waiting area so she can read my test results? What? All the space in this building and you don't have a better waiting room that won't cause CANCER patients unnecessary anxiety? She then proceeded to start reading my test results OUT LOUD in a waiting area. I told her I didn't want nor need to hear my results (I can see them online) and that what she was doing was a HIPAA violation. I just couldn't believe this place. I'm now back to my professional doctor at MUSC in Charleston and he's more than worth the drive compared to that circus at Conway. And all this happened within the past 9 months. I will never go back to Conway even if my life depended upon it - dig my grave first. Also, why do their facilities all look like the last update was 1980? read more

The CMC women's health department (Dr. Rewoldt ) have been very helpful all throughout my office visits ( for pregnancy ) And the staff at The Birthplace have been understanding and caring all throughout my labor and delivery of my baby. read more

6 months ago I spent the night after my surgery on the surgical floor....2nd floor. I have to say I have never been so disrespected as I was with the nurses there. I'm 72 and I didn't react well to the anesthesia, needless to say, I was difficult...not my normal personality. My daughter overheard what the nurse changing shifts...then they refused to listen to my daughter, but my bestie witnessed the poor care I was receiving. Next morning, I asked, begged, to be checked out. However my surgeon Dr Daniel Reid deserves a 5 star...he is caring, knowledgeable and leaves no questions unabswered. read more

Getting to see a specialist is extremely difficult. I have been on a waiting list for months. Primary doctors offices will not call to get you in. Also I had a Gyn problem show up on my MRI for ortho and the ortho office wouldn't even address the issue or refer me. While the state is wonderful the healthcare will only get worse because we're getting older. read more

My husband has stage 4 aggressive melanoma and has been receiving immunotherapy since October 2024. Now that it's to the point they are ready to do surgery they won't do it because he has North Carolina Medicaid.... hello you're Duke affiliated which is in North Carolina. Now they want to be paid for all the treatments that they told us were covered. This place is a joke read more

On 12/29 I fell and shattered my ankle pretty badly. Horry County Fire and Rescue came and were amazing and I was taken to the CMC ER. My nurse Dawn was phenomenal and caring. Sophie the tech who did my splint was professional and knowledgeable. I was given everything I needed before leaving and told if my splint needed to be redone (due to swelling) to come back. I had to go back 12/31 to have the splint redone (again swelling and not any fault of the medical care). Sophie came in and had me redone in no time. I was incredibly grateful for the amazing care. I know going to an ER is never a fast or easy process since we never know the criticalness of the other patients, but everyone was 100% top notch. read more

Conway Medical Center - Trimalleolar ankle fracture and distal fibular fracture=extra ouchies and an ortho procedure - Hospitals Near Me - Conway, South Carolina

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I had an appointment 1/15 scheduled with my normal PCP, who happens to be on leave currently. With that being said, CMC called to schedule an appointment with a temp doctor at CMC surfside until my doctor comes back. I specifically let them know exactly what the appointment was for as the apt. was scheduled for months and it was regarding pretty serious concerns. I get to the appointment ready to explain what my doctor and I had already talked about, hoping we could pick up where we left off. Fast forward, Dr. Gabby Leary prescribed me a medication without giving me any information on it, not telling me how it would mix with my current meds, didn't explain side effects or things to look out for. Come yesterday, 1/22 I go to pick up my medication from the pharmacy and had to get pharmacist clarence... He was concerned about me taking this medication with my current meds and repeatedly asked me if I was sure. I told him how crazy it was that he was concerned before a doctor was about this!!! I asked him if there was anything I needed to know and he explained a few things to me. My total comes out to be $45, I ask why, they told me retail was over $900. I pay it no biggie, then grab the bag.... it had 90 days worth of pills, 3 bottles... I end up confused as to why the doctor felt the need to prescribe 3 bottles worth, when we could've done one month, then a follow up appointment to see if it's worth taking it more. What if I don't like the medication? What if it doesn't help? What if it makes things worse? What if I just spent almost $50 on 3 month's worth of medication and end up not making it past a month? What's the point? To add on to that, not knowing what this medication is, I do some digging... The pharmacist had EVERY right to be concerned because this medication is HIGHLY recommended to NOT be taken with the current meds I'm on, but 2 different meds instead (which was what the appointment was for anyways...) I'm not very happy with my experience or the day I had yesterday, the pointless money I had to spend.... because I will NOT be taking this medication. The medication she prescribed can cause deadly seizures while I already deal with epilepsy. This medication can cause SEVERE serotonin syndrome if mixed with my current meds. This medication mixed with my current meds can cause life threatening issues. I need to look into getting my money back and filing some kind of report for this. And I KNOW for a fact that when my normal doctor gets back from leave and sees this in my file and I tell her about this, she will NOT be happy. I'm highly disappointed. I scheduled this appointment MONTHS ago and was so excited leading up to it, looking forward to leaving that appointment with relief and answers, instead I left in tears and defeat. I will be taking this complaint further. Nobody, not even healthcare providers, take peoples health seriously anymore!!!!!!! read more

They did an ok job My treatment was appropriate Would return if needed The CT tech was amazing. He was very kind at a time when I needed it. When I thanked him he said "no need to thank me, it's my privilege." I wish every healthcare worker had the same attitude and spirit. I think his name was Ronald read more

I'm currently a patient now. Just had gastric sleeve surgery and I'm literally begging for everything. You press the call button and they tell you they're coming. You'll be waiting for hours. I would give them a zero but it wasn't available. read more

I have never had a complaint about Conway Medical Center until today! I was shocked, flabbergasted, and disgusted, that while in my PT session today, my PT tech decided to share her opinion of the situation in Iran, how she feels, "that too many ppl are making too much of a fuss over this Iran mess, this is different, we didn't kill anyone we just bombed their nukes, Donald is doing what's in our best interests, and he needs protection".. I was livid!! I will be contacting customer support in the morning! read more

I needed an MRI and I have to be sedated because I am claustrophobic. They wouldn't do it. I was told they can do 4 MRI'S an hour instead of spending 2 hours on me. They only care about making money not actually helping people. Would not recommend them. read more

Unfortunately I have had a lot of experience on the receiving side of the pharmacy counter. I have to give a shout out to the staff at the pharmacy in Conway medical center. Meeting and exceeding customer satisfaction has to be their motto. They really care about helping me get the most for my limited funds. Real professionals who make an effort in providing customer satisfaction. God Bless you all Victor Alvelo read more

I was in Conway Hospital for almost 3 weeks with a broken hip. The nurses are an amazing group of people, they are a very special group of people and their care was excellent, I can't name any one nurse because they all treated me so well. I would go there for care anytime needed, just feels like family taking care of you. Their devotion to the patient is amazing as well as very professional, you can't find better care in a hospital then CONWAY they need more staff but let me again say the staff is the best in the Myrtle Beach area. Your very well cared for and care is extremely good!!!!!! read more

On October 2, 2024, I suffered a heart attack and was taken to the Conway Medical Center emergency room, where I underwent surgery. My left artery was 99% blocked, so a stent was placed in my heart, and I was discharged two days later with instructions to return to the ER if symptoms recurred. On October 7, 2024, I experienced another heart attack and was rushed back to the ER. In the treatment room with my wife, the ER doctor, and several nurses, one nurse repeatedly attempted to insert an IV, causing significant pain and bleeding due to the blood thinners I was on. When I expressed pain, the doctor instructed me to address the nurse by her title, not as "lady." After apologizing and attempting to clarify, the doctor and nurses left, refusing to treat me amid my heart attack. In distress, I asked my wife to take me to another hospital. However, my use of profanity led to threats of arrest and demands to leave the hospital. The doctor's report falsely claimed that I became hostile and antisocial, leading to security being called. My wife tried to calm the situation, but we were both in disbelief as I was denied care and forced to leave while still in a critical condition. https://youtu.be/YeO4r5yWjEk?si=Xy_S0-Osk3_bhMSF After suffering a heart attack, I realized the heart monitoring machine wasn't plugged in; it was operating on a backup battery close to depletion. Despite calling the nurse's station twice, there appeared to be no concern. read more

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I was taunted by staff at Conway Medical Center in December of 2024 I will never be going here for medical care here again ... I had Mursa Pneumonia and I almost was dying and they were playing games around me and worsening my situation and mental health and I almost died... This place is a horrible place do not go here for care!!!! read more

the most disorganized hospital around. and that includes their billing department and medical offices. doctors leave even if you call to say you are running late (dr. david beack), or they call you five minutes before you arrive at an office for an appointment if the dr. has an emergency (with no pa or nurse there to see you). their billing deoartment is at elast 6-9 months behind. go to tidelands or grand strand if you can-conway medical center is more disorganized than a circus. read more

I had an appointment for tinnitus. They had me take a hearing test, which I did not request. Then I met with a doctor for less than 2 minutes who did nothing more than look in my ears and tell me there is nothing they can do. They had the nerve to charge me 2 copays. 1 for the hearing test and one for the "guy" who looked in my ear. Of course they collected 1 copay the day I went and sent a bill for the other because they knew patients would not be happy with the SURPRISE of 2 copays. I'll never go back. read more

I think this may be of interest. After seeing Conway Medical Center Physicians for 3 years for my sons, one of them required a sports physical for middle school. In 2024, Conway Medical Center required a vaccine (which the school did not) to get a sports physical there. After refusing the vaccine, they terminated the relationship with my family via a letter. They didn't call me to explain. They didn't inform me at the time this would occur. I had to call the facility to find out more and they claimed it was due to following CDC guidelines. We found another pediatrician. They're lack of professionalism and stance on CDC guidelines is one of the reasons we left California. I think people should be warned about building up a relationship with them and being bullied into vaccines that other providers, Horry County Schools, and other systems don't require. read more

The worst most uncaring group of physicians I've ever dealt with. My daughter had to have the ambulance called. She's 14! She's screaming out in pain because her kidney area was hurting so bad. "Dr" Curtis Armstrong said she had a "touch of scoliosis" and sent her home screaming in literal agony. Absolutely shocking uncaring behavior. I'll drive an hour before going back to this hospital. I grew up here so I've heard the horror stories my whole life and have had a few myself. I've never left a review but this was my kid and the last straw. read more

they treat people badly if you try to get up they tackle you or taser you to lay back down it was one of the worst experiences I've had ever

Doctors are very friendly and attentive. Always very timely, I never have to wait long for my appointments which is so rare at doctors offices! read more

My dad was in Conway Medical for 16 days. There were a couple of really great nurses, but the majority seemed to do as little as possible. When I would try to call for an update, the switchboard operator rarely answered to put my call through. If I was lucky enough to get through to the nurse's station, the majority of the time I was told my call would be returned, which NEVER happened... not even once. The food was awful, and my dad was served mashed potatoes with brown gravy for lunch and dinner every single day he was there. This hospital really needs to up their game. read more

Hospital was nice. My surgeon was amazing, nursing staff on the surgical floor needs help. They are very short staffed. I have some wonderful nurses and a couple that should look into other careers. The ladies in the kitchen are very friendly and sweet, the CNA's have been amazing that I've had. Waiting for pain medicine after surgery for 3 1/2 hours is uncalled for. I only went there because that's where my surgeon is. Otherwise I probably would've went to MCloud seacoast and Little River. Their nursing staff was amazing when I was in there for a week. read more

I'm concerned that if I get routine care and have an emergency on the same day.... that I won't be helped due to their crazy rules.

Horrible communication - I have used their portal online to get prescription renewal - 10 days in a row and still no prescription and no call back - at this point I am reporting to medical commission for with holding medications that are prescribed and needed- DON'T GO HERE - FIND A NEW DR - KESTILA AND CAMPBELL - AWFUL EXPERIENCE read more

I just wanted to write a review about an emergency visit that we had at Conway Medical Center in Conway SC in the Emergency Department! . My 72 year old Aunt was left in the Emergency room lobby after she was brought in by an ambulance and had seen the triage nurse. She was very ill. She had no idea where she was, she was afraid and alone. I had to send her in the ambulance because I needed a sitter at home. I was very clear about this with the emt's. I was also very clear that we just got off a plane I moved her here form New Hampshire and that she was very fragile and that she was nursing home care however wanted to stay home. I also told them that all her paperwork said VNA care and Hospice, however no one communicated what was wrong with her. They communicated she had a stomach virus and she was left to sit in the lobby alone in a wheelchair and wait. She is currently in the child like phase of her elderly life and very confused as well. I was in constant communication with my Aunt via phone and I thought she was in a room in the emergency department for the 2.5 hours that I was communicating with her until someone in the lobby got on her phone and told me that she was in the lobby waiting by herself all this time. At that point I had to go to the ER. I approached the window and I spoke with Amanda Busbee- ARIAIL an RN and explained to her all of the above. She had the nerve to shrug her shoulders and wave her hands and state well I go by what the emts tell me and they stated she has a stomach bug. I said are you Fucking kidding me. Well did you probe or use any of your skill set to see if anything suggests differently and there went her shrugging of her shoulders and her hand gestures again and she said she was calling security because I swore. Does she realize she swore with her body language? It was dismissive and rude and she is a Nurse. In an emergency room. Her immediate reaction should have been to attend to my Aunt not have a pissing contest with me. Yet that was the choice she made. Security spoke with other people in the lobby and stated that I did not do anything wrong other than ask her questions about my Aunt and she got offended about it and allowed me to stay at the same time they took my Aunt in. FYI MY AUNT WAS ADMITTED! COLITIS, 2 LARGE ULCERS, LESIONS ON LIVER AND BONES IN CHEST, CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER/ FATTy LIVER AND POSSIBLE UTI. Some stomach virus she had. 2 days later my aunt is still in the hospital and everyone else has been kind. However I am still so irate over Amanda Busbee- Ariail. You are a poor excuse for a Nurse! Things must not be happy over there at "Harvest" and you are carrying them over into the work environment. You should work on that! It's not a good look! DO BETTER or DO NOT BE A NURSE. I can't even believe you worked for Hospice. I ran a Hospice for years. That behavior is unacceptable. A Hospice Nurse would Never Ever! read more

I was at Conway Medical Center the other day for a psych evaluation. The nurse who did my triage did not ask my medical history or for my medication list. As I was talking to the doctor, he rudely walks away and sends the nurse in with discharge papers and sent me on my way. I felt that he wasn't interested in what I was saying and was rude and unprofessional. read more

Very disappointed my son was not feeling well so I took him to Conway Hospital He had been with friends partying so instead of running any blood work or Covid test they said he was dehydrated and sent him home he spent the next 3 days in bed and now I have tested positive for Covid 19 Why didn't they do the test - this is why it is spreading no one is taking it seriously every sick person should be tested I might have avoided going out in public and probably infecting others Shame on you CMC, read more