Very caring Dr with a great bedside manner. Excellent surgeon, can't go wrong ith himread more

This is a new Dr that my children and grandchildren have started going to since we moved here and…read moreDr Butgess and her staff are 100 in my book. My grandchildren have never liked going to a Dr and they all 3 love going to see her. She has helped my daughter with her well being and I would recommend this office to everyone. Thank you Dr Burgess and staff.

great service and she is woman that knows your body. she's a great and knowledgeable about the…read morebody.

Dr. Misty Lee is wonderful with her patients. She listens, explains and demonstrates with skill…read moreand care. There is no back log or waiting like in other offices. Patients are not rushed. This is a new location and the office is bright and spacious. Plenty of parking. Looking for a new food doctor, well this is the office.

Bum appointment, screwed up service,poor management, very long wait time..worst service…read moreever..didn't get seen,as the qacked up dr.jona claims the v.a didn't sent him what he needed after 40 plus days to have it...u better choosing another provider...I bunch of screwed up qwacks

I have seen Dr. Vinod Jona. Dr. Jona has been very helpful in explaining my condition along with…read morehis suggestions on course of treatment or not. My appointment times have been very reasonable; and seen relatively on time.

I had a service on June 2025, and the service was great. The MRI nurse was knowledgeable and the…read moreprocess was smooth. The receptionist was friendly, and my waiting time was minimal. The communication was good before the appointment, and I kept getting multiple reminder notifications.

When I moved back to Orangeburg, it was due to my mom and sister diagnosed with breast cancer. I…read morewas informed by my doctor to have a mammogram twice a year due to family history. I was referred to Clermont in Orangeburg; the radiologists were always friendly and professional. The receptionists were not. When I went in 2020, it was unpleasant. It is always complicated and horrible because the insurance company tells me one thing and Clermont wants to charge an exuberant fee. Due to my having a lump which concerned me, they finally let me have the procedure. I called the insurance company afterwards and they informed me due to my situation, I would not have to pay. I went back on 8/29th, and the experience was awful. First, the receptionist did not speak, smile, or anything. Second, she told me I had a balance, and I should not have. Third, my Dr. ordered it due to my situation. And finally, she rudely informed me that I had to pay $291. 91. What kind of deductible is that? Three days prior, I learned another immediate family member had breast cancer. This heightens my fears. She offered no options; appeared cold, callous and uncaring. She told me either pay the almost $300 or reschedule. I asked if mammograms were offered anywhere else and she nastily replied, "The hospital but they cost more" I will NOT return even if I get the money. I don't trust them at this point and I do not want to give these people my business. I informed the main office in Florida and the person I spoke with was supposed to talk to the director and call me back the next day. Early detection is critical; yet it saddens me that Clermont Radiology is oblivious to that, especially the Orangeburg Office. I will research other places to have the mammogram done even if I have to go out of town. I don't recommend Clermont Radiology in Orangeburg to anyone. Now I have used them in Florida and had a pleasant experience. As a matter of fact, since it is a routine test for women my age, I don't ever recall paying a deductible anywhere and this was before breast cancer was in my family lineage. Go figure.

Great dermatologists. However, the front check in desk really needs training in customer service…read more As the first representative you meet at this practice, they really leave a bad impression. I am there as a client - not as a burden to them. The check out desk is really good and a pleasure to deal with.

Dr. Burch was great and caring.I would recommend this this facility to any one. I used them alot.read more

II have used Dillon Family Medicine as my primary care provider for at least 35 years. As a…read moreregistered nurse I worked closely with several of the providers in the hospital setting and learned first hand of the excellent care they give. As a patient over the years I have trusted my health and that of my family to DFM. I have never been disappointed. The office is one of the most efficient I've ever used. I am thankful to have access to excellent care here in rural north and south Carolina.

I left a message stating that I needed a wellness visit for my insurance with Donna Sellers at…read moreDillon Family Medicine (DFM) which is now part of the McLeod family. The Saturday before my appointment, I suddenly felt like I had a UTI. Rather than go to the ED, I began dosing myself with 200mg erythromycin for fish. I started feeling better the next day. When I arrived for my appointment, I told the RN that I was there for a wellness visit, that I had a UTI, and that I had been taking the erythromycin which she documented in my chart. When Donna arrived, I also told her that I was there for a wellness visit and a UTI. She asked where I got the antibiotics from, and I told her Chewy... I just happened to have some extra packets of fish antibiotics that I administered to my cat for a skin infection. When Donna heard this, she said that she was removing that from my chart and before sending me to collect a urine, she asked if there were any other tests that I wanted. I verbatim told her that everything covered under the wellness visit would be great. Upon receiving my collection cup, I noticed that the only patient identifier was "H. Kirkland." Luckily, I am a devoted scientist and always carry a sharpie with me wherever I go. I crossed off the incorrect info and replaced it with my name and birth date. After handing off my specimen, I was told to step into a room to get my blood drawn which I politely declined. When I returned to my exam room, I informed Donna that I was not going to have my labs drawn there because the lab couldn't even get one patient identifier correct, that because of that I was not letting them anywhere near me with a needle, and that I would get my labs drawn at my place of employment. At this point, Donna said she wanted to do a CT scan because she suspected that I had kidney stones. I declined, not only because my insurance didn't cover it, but also because I knew I didn't have kidney stones as I was feeling better after the antibiotics... all I wanted were some antibiotics for humans. Please be aware that at no time was I told that my wellness visit was no longer a wellness visit and that the labs that I requested for a wellness visit would no longer be covered. Unfortunately, I was not able to get my labs done at work because of the way Donna entered the orders, so I went to people I knew I could rely on - Dillon McLeod, a previous employer. At this point, I was still under the impression that all would be well regarding my future bill. Then comes my billing statement of approx. $500. I called my insurance to see why I was being billed this amount and was told that DFM billed it as a specialist visit and not a wellness visit. I then called DFM and told them of the issue. I was told, that because I thought I had a UTI, the "wellness" visit was no longer a wellness visit. This should have been discussed with me when I told Donna that I wanted all tests that my wellness visit covered. I asked the manager, Kasey, to please look into this which she did. She told me that my bill was correct because of my UTI. I then asked if a urinalysis was covered by a wellness visit. I was told by Kasey that yes, a urinalysis is covered by a wellness visit, but in my case it wasn't because I was symptomatic. Furthermore, Kasey told me that Donna put into my chart that the reason I declined the CT scan was because I could not afford it, which was not true in the least as we have a 6-figure income. She also stated that I had been having symptoms for weeks which is false. And now, because of all this, I do not qualify for my insurance incentive because, according to DFM, I did not have a wellness visit. I have tried contacting McLeod in Florence, but have not been able to get ahold of anyone. I guess my next step will be to get a lawyer and file a suit for non-compliance with HIPAA.

I have been to this emergency department over 10 times and I live in Sumter County. The hospital…read moreand emergency department are the best I've ever been too. I.was treated extensively several times and they really care. When they are packed I have never waited over an hour. The nurses are very nice and helpful. The doctors are also very helpful.