On April 20th i had a 1:50 appointment with Doctor Doegg. At 3pm i was called and put in another…read morewaiting area. At 3:08 I walked to the front desk and told them i was leaving. NO one ever communicated why there was well over an hour delay.

Excellent. Dr.Dechamplain is highly recommended by me. I can see %110 better and no glasses at all…read more Not even for reading.!

You won't find a better retinal ophthalmologist! Dr. Doering, who has an impeccable background, is…read moretemporarily located at Pawley's Island, and is building a new practice in Murrells Inlet, is exactly what I was looking for. The office is lovely with a concierge feel to it. His equipment looks to be new and cutting edge current. The practice is professionally staffed, from phones, to reception, and to the assistant staff. This was quite refreshing after having experienced the very large group practice that I had initially started out with, who seemed to own the Grand Strand, leaving patients with very little in the way of options. I'm so glad to have found Dr Doering!

I recently had cataract surgery, and it was recommended that I see a retina specialist since I have…read morethin retinas. Dr. Doering was so professional and reassuring. Plus, his staff was great. Special shout out to Ashley for making the intake process so easy. Thanks, Dr. Doering!

I started going to Dr. Wright for some molar pain and also pain from clenching/grinding. Instead of…read moresimply giving me a root canal, capping it and sending me on my way, he took the time to diagnose my symptoms and work with me to fix the underlying problem. It's not cheap to fix teeth, and this place is no different in that aspect, but when there is pain involved, I don't take chances! I have gone to many teaching hospitals/dentists in the past and it's not uncommon for the dentist to teach his staff while the patient is, well, patient! I find this to be the case here, as he is in to his work and takes the time to explain things to both the patient and his staff, and all the while I did have to sit there and be patient- a major hard time for me but worth it to know what's going on. The bottom line is that my teeth feel great. Someone recently told me "everyone's teeth hurt a little", but I think not! I will be going to Dr. Wright if I feel pain and I know he can help!

New patient at Waccamaw Dental. Dr. Wright is great. He is very good at what he does. He cares…read moreabout his patients and makes sure you are comfortable while having work done.The staff is wonderful also! State of the art place with very caring people. I definitely would recommend going there for all your dental needs.

they are incredibly slow at their job, let people that just got here in before everyone else…read morewaiting. Then when you get back there it takes forever for the nurses to get you anything or for a doctor to even know your their. All the nurses in the er do is talk smack about each other and drama that is unrelated to helping people. They deliberately don't answer when you hit the call button so they can be lazy and not do their job. only very little nurses in this hospital know how to do their job and do it the right way. i came here when my appendix bursted and it took them 5 hours just to see me and another 3 to get me seen by anyone, i could've just died in the waiting room waiting for them. I know they have other rooms waiting they just don't want to clean them until absolutely necessary.

Emergency room was good and Drs were able to help me within an hour. Called for some tests which…read morehelped make a diagnosis.

I recently had my first appointment here, which I scheduled as a routine cleaning. However, I was…read moretold they needed to do an initial exam first. I was assured everything would be covered by my insurance and that I wouldn't owe anything at checkout. A few weeks later, I received a bill for what was labeled as a major care procedure--even though all I had done were X-rays. It turns out they used a panoramic X-ray machine that isn't considered preventive care, but this was never explained to me during the visit. When I called to ask for clarification, the staff member simply said, "you should know that," which was very unprofessional. I'm now hesitant to return for a cleaning and will likely be looking for a new dentist in the area. Clear communication and transparency about billing go a long way--unfortunately, that wasn't my experience here. -Update 10/08/2025 I went in today for my scheduled cleaning, checked in, and waited about 10 minutes in the lobby before being told that my appointment was canceled--solely because I had left a negative review the day before. This kind of unprofessional behavior is unacceptable. Rather than addressing patient concerns, they chose to retaliate against honest feedback. Between the surprise billing from my first visit and now being refused service for sharing my experience, I can't recommend this office to anyone. Don't go here unless you want to waste your time and money. Transparency and professionalism clearly aren't priorities here.

The worst dental care, or any care for that matter, that I have ever received. Firstly, I was told…read moreI was fully covered by my Medicare and Medicaid Insurance, and would have nothing to pay. 30 minutes into my first treatment and the owner comes in and says I owe $322. After a few minutes of to and fro she agrees to half it. Then my dentures were made and they were more gums than teeth. I don't know how they altered them, probably re-made them, but now they look like rabbit teeth. They are very painful and I have been back 6 times to have them slightly altered. Now, 3 months later, I can just about wear them for about an hour a day. Still very painful, also loose. I can't eat anything with them, can barely talk, they've fallen out completely a few times. The dentist said to me, rather than keep coming back, why don't you just use Polygrip. That said it all to me.

I had botox and juvederm contour filler. Haley, a nurse, was very professional and experienced…read more She knew exactly what I needed. My bill was $1,700 for the treatment. I was shocked when I put in my credit card and I was expected to pay a tip. A 10% tip would be $170, a 15%=$225. I always give a 20% tip when I get a massage or a facial because these people generally are not paid a big salary. I have never been asked to leave a tip. to a nurse for a face treatment, and I have had many. I called several friends, and they also had never heard of tipping a nurse, especially when the bill is so large for an hour's treatment. I'm wondering if this is the norm in Myrtle Beach. Haley is 5 STARS

Lindsay is an amazing esthetician!! She goes above and beyond and genuinely cares about her…read moreclients. The hydra-facial is one of my favs, its so relaxing with wonderful results!! Thanks again Lindsay!!

843 IV comes right to your home to give you your choice of IV fluids based on your condition and…read moreneed for hydration. They came out late at night to give my mom some fluids in the comfort of her own home as she was dehydrated from a stomach virus, and she couldn't have been more pleased. She mentioned to the nurse that I am also a nurse and would probably like to do it myself. A few months later I got a call asking me to come work. So I did and know both sides. It's great if you're the patient and fulfilling if you're the nurse. It sure beats going to the ER and waiting an hour or maybe six hours just to get a room and paying a fortune to top it off.