Save money and go here to get hydrated rather than getting ripped at the hospital!can get regular…read morefluids or fluid with vitamins

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very pleasant staff. Very informative and discussed everything to my understanding. Professional…read moreatmosphere

From the owner: At Aqua Vitae we focus on four core areas to create a plan best suited to achieve your health and…read morewellness goals. Our mission is to revitalize life by empowering our patients to improve all areas of their health. Our clinical team is dedicated to delivering results that improve energy, promote beauty and anti aging, restore hormonal balance and enhance intimacy.

Well, I got home Monday from a 6 day-5 night stay at Hotel Waccamaw as we lovingly refer to it, or…read moreTidelands Waccamaw Community Hospital in Murrells Inlet. It was a long visit this time. My 3rd in two years. I was on 3 West. The staff was excellent. I was on a regular diet. The food was good; not fancy, not like I'd make it myself, but good! Foodservice staff were very pleasant. I worked in healthcare foodservice as my career and can appreciate what they do. The food was hot, or cold if appropriate, on time, and accurate. In any event, I'll be back in July for surgery and hope to have another good experience.

any other time this place is wonderful, being 31 weeks pregnant i shouldn't have even been in the…read moreer but i had to go since the urgent care wanted $100 to see me . i get that everyone needs to be seen but to take 3 people that were absolutely fine in before me after they were waiting for a total of 2 minutes is crazy you would think that the people that have been there even before me would have went in first but if they "have no rooms available" then how are they getting people back i think that's ridiculous they did nothing but make me 10x worse u feel worse getting out then i did going there . they didn't help 1 bit and some staff were salty asf and didn't care to talk to you which is their job.

Everything went smoothly....the care was prompt, the caregivers were cordial, and it seemed to be a…read morevery efficient experience. They center could improve on their directions outside of the emergency room.... how to get there when arriving by car, parking, etc. (poor signage) Additionally, there was no one at the entrance of the emergency room to provide any assistance....how to use the kiosk, directions, etc. The area inside was also very poorly lit.....there's not enough lighting to successfully use the kiosk machines.

DO NOT GO HERE!!! Arrived around 4 AM this morning with my five year old son who seemed to have his…read moreairways closing off, doing his best to scream while struggling to breathe. We walk in to an empty room, no nurse or staff to greet you, just a kiosk that you have to fill out in the midst of an emergency. I have never experienced something to counterintuitive. While trying to fill out a kiosk, my husband goes to try to find a nurse to help us because my son is losing oxygen. He finally sees someone in the triage on the computer and tries to notify her by knocking on the door. SHE YELLS AT HIM THAT SHE WILL BE THERE IN A MINUTE. She takes several minutes and then swings the door open to begin yelling and my husband and I that she is not just "playing with her thumbs, that she's busy" while my son is still struggling to breathe. Her name was Caity and she certainly does not belong in the healthcare profession. She is the furthest thing from a professional I have ever seen in a hospital. Very alarming to yell at patients parents instead of helping the patient (who is five and can not breathe.) She then proceeded to take us to a room where she aggressively wrapped the oxygen sticker around my sons finger, to the point it cut off his circulation and had to be removed and adjusted. I will ensure to post this on my personal social media as well as multiple local pages, file a formal complaint and explore other various avenues to notify other parents that this is a dangerous place to bring your children. On a side note, I went to the restroom and there was no soap. In the hospital. Not even a trash can, but a paper back on the floor people seemed to be just throwing trash in. I have truly never seen anything like it.