Considering all the urgent cares are packed to capacity on 17N & 17S we decided to try and score a…read morewalk in, at RSFH Walk In located near the bridge on Wingo Way. Two people ahead of us. Sweet. It's a very nice office with plenty of parking outside. The staff are very welcoming and friendly here. Due to Covid restrictions they ask that we wait for our appointment in the car. They called us within ten minutes. The exam room that we were assigned was clean, full of supplies and comfortable. The nice thing about this service is that all patients information is added to the account on the Patient Portal. So if you have ever been to any Roper your info will pull up. A nice advantage. A disclaimer here: I work for RSFH at another facility. The appointment was fast efficient and thorough with lab work done in the same building. Great service.

They refused to see me more than an hour prior to their posted* closing time…read more RSF walk in care advertises* that they are open until 8:00 PM on weekdays. I have been a patient of RSF for over 15 years, primarily with a superb and recently retired PCP (Dr Pappas) and an excellent orthopedic surgeon ( Dr DeMarco) I badly injured myself and presented there on a Monday @ 6:45.... a full hour and a quarter before their advertised closing. There were two cars in the "patients' part of the parking lot and 3 cars in the employee's part. I interacted with 3 different people there and they refused to see me. The person in charge told me there were 3 patients already in there and they might not be finished with them before closing time. I literally begged them to see me. I was hurt and I am almost 80 years old. I told them about my long standing status as a Roper status. The didn't budge and didn't care. I decided to wait in the parking lot for a while to observe the cars there. The last patient apparently left about 7:30 and the last employee about 7:45. Being hurt and confused, I drove down to Drs Care, an urgent care center about a mile down Johnny Dodds Blvd. I checked in @ 7:58, 2 minutes before their closing time. The M.D. there treated me until 8:15, strongly advised me against driving, and recommended I go to the emergency room for a MRI and/or CT scan. I have been back there twice and they were very nice, very complete, and very professional each time I called the practice manager for the Roper walk in clinic a day or so later and she was as rude as the people at the walk in clinic. My advice = stay away from Roper Walk in Clinic and go to Drs Care. They advertise their closing time as 8:00 pm on flyers they send in the mail, on their web site, and on the front door of the office.

Wouldn't go anywhere else. Friendly staff and very knowledgeable! My entire family visits this…read morepractice on James Island.

I am so happy with the care I received. They were able to find imaging records in their system from…read morean MRI elsewhere this past summer. This access to other providers' records helped Adele determine what action to take. Very professional. I would not hesitate to recommend this place. They are a fine local addition to James Island and I'm delighted they can also serve as my primary care which I may do bc my Roper PCPs keep leaving their practices.

Not sure what the point in an appointment is when you come 10 mins early for it and then wait over…read morean hour and a half anyways.

I went to Care Now in GC yesterday, 12/10/25 and saw, Dr. Rhoades. From the time I walked in to the…read moretime I left, it was literally one of the BEST office visits I have ever had! The staff was professional and nice. My medical assistant was phenomenal. She was very friendly and knowledgeable. The office is always clean and inviting. Overall, my experience was fantastic! Dr. Rhoades and his staff are exceptional!

Great staff and wonderful Doctors. Highly recommended if you are looking for a doctorread more

These are the friendliest people you will ever meet at a doctors office! I felt like family there…read more They cared about how I was feeling and wanted to do everything they could to help.

I would like the care quality. The Dr's are understanding. And they treat each of their patients t…read morewith respect

Made online appt that morning Seen in timely manner Excellent care Med called in to pharmacy by the…read moretime I got there When I called to get culture results I was put through to the provider I had seen and he made 1 change to my meds and immediately called it in to my pharmacy I am out of state Way to go Aron!

I was seen immediately on a Tuesday morning just after 8 am by a very kind and caring provider who…read morelistened patiently to my concerns, did a thorough exam and quickly diagnosed the problem. After a short wait at the pharmacy I left with my prescription in hand. Providing insurance information and method of payment was easy. No lengthy or duplicative forms or paperwork were needed.

From the owner: MinuteClinic® in CHARLESTON is a healthcare clinic offering patient services 7-days a week. Our…read morehealthcare services range from screenings, vaccinations, physicals, sinus infections, bug bites, TB testing, splinters, pink eye, flu shots, ear infections, STD testing and treatment, mental health counseling, and much more. MinuteClinic providers are board-certified and trained to provide you and your family with the care you need. If you are feeling too sick to come into your local medical clinic, you can schedule a virtual care appointment and receive a consultation from the comfort of your home.

Absolute joke of a minute clinic. My wife worked all week with a cough, sore throat, drainage, body…read moreaches, but no fever. She kept pushing through her work days, but it continued to get worse throughout the week. So, finishing the work week we signed into this minute clinic under "flu like symptoms". The Nurse John on shift must have a similar looking brother and stole his credentials or just plainly stole a badge and forged one himself. Regardless this "Champion" of idiots just took her temperature, checked her blood oxygen, and put the blood pressure cuff over her baggy sweatshirt arm and didn't even get an accurate reading. He didn't put a stethoscope to her back to hear breathing or ask how this progressed. He did shockingly ask when this started, and after my wife said Sunday you would have thought he had an aneurysm. He has absolutely no clue that a 23 year old woman, or any human besides the all knowing John knew how long ago Sunday was. After wasting our time, showcasing his stupidity, sarcastic attitude, and speaking to her like she's a 6 year old, we left. He recommended "sleep" and if he had the common curiosity to ask how she's been sleeping, it's far worse when sleeping. Luckily she works at MUSC and did a patient portal and her symptoms went up to PA-C (physicians assistant) and she was diagnosed with an upper respiratory infection. Got the appropriate medication prescribed to her. Thank you John for the waste of time, glad you're getting paid to waste everyone's time and money, someone's got to do it. After all the reviews on this legendary John Champion ANCC, I'm surprised he's still working here.

What a disgrace to the medical profession! Took my 2 year old baby there with an ear ache and a…read morefever. We Walked in before closing. They refused to see him because they were close to closing. My 2 year old baby even said "I need doctor". Who in the medical profession turns down a sick baby just so they can leave work.

Recently, I visited a CVS Minute Clinic on a Sunday for a flu test and am now being billed $983…read morebecause the clinic was out of network for my insurance provider. I made a mistake and did not realize it was out of network but all I am asking is that CVS change my billing to SELF pay and charge a fare and reasonable fee fo a visit to an NP. They advised they CANNOT change me to self pay and the best they can offer is a 20% discount. If you go to this clinic you better sure you're in network or get ready to pay a fortune. $983 for a 30 minute visit with an NP for a flu test and a COVID test. Anyone else think that's unreasonable?

I used to live super close to this CVS and I was never a fan. I always had to wait a long time for…read moreprescriptions there, and some of the cashiers were not very coupon friendly. I used printable coupons a few times, and the cashier actually accused me of copying them (which I didn't do, my printer was just running low on ink and combined the colors to print in black and white). They were frequently sold out of items, too. It's an okay CVS if you need to pick up something and it doesn't involve a prescription and if you don't have a coupon. Fortunately, I now live near a nicer and more friendly CVS.

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.