Dr. Cahill spent alot of time explaining options & detailed processes. Once surgery was elected,…read morehe & his staff performed flawlessly. I had a laminectomy with outpatient procedure. I left the surgery with no pain! I was back playing golf within 100 days of the surgery. I would highly recommend Dr. Cahill.

From the owner: Dr. Kevin Cahill is a Harvard-trained, Board-Certified Neurosurgeon and the founder of the Coastal…read moreSpine Institute. He specializes in cervical spine surgery as well as outpatient and minimally-invasive spinal procedures. He works closely with Physician Assistants Caroline Morton and Leeann Canady to provide world class spinal care locally. Dr. Cahill was voted "Best Spine Surgeon 2022" by North Strand News and is the only fellowship trained spinal neurosurgeon in the region. Dr. Cahill has

I've been battling "migraines" from the age of 15. Recently I developed one that just would not go…read moreaway. Long story short I found out I had hydrocephalus and needed emergency surgery. Dr. Giddens was my surgeon and he was absolutely amazing. He explained everything in a way that I understood. He eased my anxiety and honestly saved my life. His bedside manner is gentle and his skill speaks for itself. The office is very accommodating and the wait time is surprisingly short. Scheduling is a breeze as well. They have an online option that tells you the next available appointment slot and allows you to book immediately. This is honestly the only doctor I'd trust inside my brain!

Dr. Cheatle's receptionist Donna is extremely rude and unprofessional! I was referred to Dr…read more Cheatle by my Endocrinologist.

ER staff very nice and professional. The fastest we've been in and out of an ER. even being under…read moreconstruction they were still quick!

Inside the hospital is a great experience. But, parking is crazy today. There are so many people…read morehere today that there are no parking spots. The security guard lady keeps driving in her suv harassing guests who trying to find a parking spot. She keeps telling everyone to keep circling the parking lot till a spot opens up. I sure hope the hospital finishes the parking garage soon. I'm sure all the employees are very frustrated with this situation.

All the staff is very kind and efficient. When you walk in, there is a board that tells you if your…read moredoctor is on time or running late which is always nice to know. Dr. O'Donnell is very professional and very considerate. He also is very cautious which I appreciate. I like the fact that when changing my medication, he changes one at a time so we can narrow down what works and what doesn't. I have read comments on other sites where people gave him lower reviews because they didn't understand the first step to treating migraines can be medications like anti-seizure meds. Most people automatically assume they are going to get medication to make the pain go away. Dr. O'Donnell is the type of doctor that wants to prevent the pain from ever starting in the first place. I highly recommend this office, but with an open mind on your treatment.

Dr Lucas is a lifesaver. A " Mental" Lifesaver!!! Thank you, Sir, for clearing me after this…read moreFive-year journey. He put a team of specialists together who have cured my Short-term memory via neurological care. Office staff were always friendly and supportive! Thank you Doctor!

Dr Lucas has treated our adult daughter for her seizure disorder for 11 years. She and we love…read morehim. He is kind, funny, smart, and makes us feel as if we are his favorites!

I had been to a few orthopedic Dr's in the area. I made an…read moreappointment with Dr Ramsey after reading an article that he does same day surgery for hip and knee. Although I do not qualify Dr Ramsey is by far the best I have seen. He explains everything does not want to do procedures that are not necessary just to bill insurance company. He listens and explains very well and it is obvious he reads your chart before he walks into the exam room.............. I highly recommend him

On December 11, I went to Ortho SC with excruciating back pain and could barely walk. They took…read moreX-rays of my spine and told me everything looked fine. I was given a muscle relaxer and prednisone and told the MRI department would call me to schedule an MRI--$460 with insurance--and then I was sent home. That night, my pain became unbearable. I suffered severe muscle spasms, got no sleep, and was in so much pain that I cried repeatedly. When I called Ortho SC first thing the next morning to explain what was happening, I was told they could not help me and that I should go to the emergency room. When I asked about the MRI, I was brushed off and told someone would contact me. I had to push to be transferred to the MRI department myself. There, I was told the next available appointment was December 22--nearly two weeks later. I was informed that there were 66 patients ahead of me and that my pain did not warrant any urgency. Being told to live with this level of pain for weeks was not only unacceptable, it was inhumane. When a complaint management representative finally called me back, her response was simply, "If you're in that much pain, go to the ER." This was after Ortho SC had already taken my insurance, performed incomplete imaging, and sent me home with no answers and no plan. I have never felt so dismissed, abandoned, or powerless by a medical provider. Out of desperation, I found a spine specialist on my own and was seen the same day. They immediately took proper X-rays, including a front view that Ortho SC never bothered to do. The doctor showed me that my spine was shifting to the right and that I had two compressed discs at the bottom of my spine--conditions Ortho SC completely missed. I received injections that actually helped my pain and was given a clear, competent treatment plan. This experience highlights everything wrong with large, corporate-style healthcare practices. At Ortho SC, patients are treated as numbers, not human beings in pain. I will never return to Ortho SC, and I will actively warn others to avoid!

This was one Of the worst experiences I've ever had the referral was supposed to be changed from…read moremigraines to dizziness and balance off which was not before sending referral (it was an outdated referral) he refused to address anything except migraines which I no longer have still gave me 2 Different medications to try for migraines I did not because I don't need them had no bedside manner recommended that I go to therapy for my balance Acupuncture he noticed my shoulders were tight geez ,I seriously need help with my nerve pain he did NOTHING would never recommend this neurologist to anyone and he simply refuse to address and tell me if the medicine my primary gave me for dizziness it's not working which was the lowest dose stop taking it if it's not working not lets increase that and see if that works nothing ,what a bad experience let me save you from experience it also.seems to me he was trying to make money for others recommending all the mess I didn't need Don't do it, Don't do it

Visited once after a head CT scan following an accident found an anomaly. Dr. Hughes was…read moresuper-nice and explained everything well, and listened to my questions and answered them thoughtfully. He wanted a follow-up MRI to get more detail to determine what the problem was and when I asked if I could have it done closer to home (1.5 hr drive to his office), he readily agreed and said he'd call me with the results so that I wouldn't have to drive all the way back to Mount Pleasant. Very nice. The receptionist however is another story. Every interaction I've had with her has been negative, as she's been rude , dismissive and condescending. As a patient with a history of cancer, anxiety and depression, and now dealing with an anomaly spotted in a brain scan, the last thing I want to have to deal with in the doctor's office is a bad attitude from a receptionist.

This office has the worst back office system I have ever experienced and I am the caregiver for my…read morefather, my uncle, and my own experiences as a 74 year old. Communications are difficult at best and practically invisible. My script was miswritten and I got no response for a correction. I made an appointment for my doctor and found that I was meeting a PA when I arrived. The only help for my pain was to increase gabapentin and see a pain management doctor. I have been going to this office for 9 months for pain and I am no closer to ending the pain than I was 9 months ago. I suggest replacing the office manager who puts patients first and not the bottom line.

Parking is a nightmare here! Came in for my appointment and staff was really pleasant! I really…read moreenjoyed my doctor visit with the ENT And audiologist!

I came here for my first COVID-19 vaccine, and MUSC has the process down. Signs tell you where to…read morego, and the desk is staffed that you don't have to wait to check in. I arrived to my 2:40 PM appointment about five minutes early. As soon as I checked in at the desk, the receptionist directed me into an exam room to get my shot. The nurse, Norine, was upbeat and positive. She asked a few questions- the usual consent to receive the vaccine, and that I had not tested positive for COVID recently or received antibody treatments. Norine said she'd been giving COVID-19 vaccines every day since February, and she was a pro. I barely felt the needle. My second appointment is in three weeks, as I got the Pfizer vaccine. I waited for 15 minutes before leaving, which is standard for COVID-19 shots. There are no magazines in the waiting room, so if you don't want to be on your phone, take a magazine or book. Parking is free in the large lot, and I only spent about 20 minutes total (shot + wait) here. The one side effect I experienced was soreness at the injection site, for about a day. The only thing that could've improved my experience would be a fun band-aid or a sticker, but alas, I got a shot of hope for returning to normal in the future.