I did a walk in appointment because there was only 1 car in the parking lot…read more I walked in, and there was only 1 car in the parking lot. I thought "oh good, i'll be seen soon!". I sat there for 45 minutes after check in. I kept receiving texts "due to the high volume of patients, we appreciate your patience". High volume? One car. One person in waiting room. Was everyone out to lunch? Did a few folks call out sick? I waited 45 minutes!!

The location is so convenient. The staff is extremely friendly and professional. I was in pain for…read moreseveral days. PA Weeks took one look at my finger and went to work. She talked me through the painful procedure. She was patient and supportive. With the procedure and medications, I am feeling like myself in less than 24 hours. Thank you PA Weeks- I will definitely come back to see you and recommend the clinic to others!

Definitely does not close at 3 on Sunday; more like 2:30; if you actually want be seen don't go…read moreafter 2pm

I checked in, got the text message, confirming the same, and nearly an hour later went up to find…read moreout that I was not "in her system." No apologies. She did offer to let me start over in the process, but that was not going to happen.

Been with medical center since early 90's. Recently saw something in medical record that I thought…read moreshe had put in there. Turns out it was a coding error. I was very upset with the diagnosis. She did her feelings were hurt and I was black balled and dismissed from there. I can't see anyone there anymore. I have a ton of health issues and now I got to find another doctor.

Went to urgent care after hours seen by Dr. Waters no one contacted me to say anything about my…read morevisit. I called two days later receptionist say my labs were mailed to my home address. Very bad business.

My daughter is back in school and spiked a fever on Friday. My pregnant wife panicked and so I took…read moremy kiddo here to get tested for covid. Negative, thank goodness. They test later than the one in Grovetown and we were happy to hear that. They allowed me to wait in the car with my daughter and called us for the test and then again when the room was ready. The doctor was patient and didn't rush examining my daughter. Only reason for not 5 stars is because they took her temp under her armpit and claimed she had no fever and was reading normal. I got her home and my wife checked and it was 99.5 so while not 101, it's still elevated. If anything, I'd come back here again.

This is only a partial review but I came down with strep over Easter weekend with the worst of it…read morehitting me Easter Sunday mornings. Many friends recommended MedNow so I drove out of my way to go there just for them to be closed because of the holiday. They need to have a specialized voicemail indicating they're closed (they have a generic one that doesn't indicate if they are closed at the moment or just busy/not answering) so I did call and didn't talk to a person, and Google said they were open, so they also need to update Google hours for holidays. I'm not sure I'll ever make that drive again when there are closer options for me that had better communication about their holiday hours. I'm sure MedNow offers good care but I unfortunately didn't get to experience it and it was such an annoying situation I don't plan to try them again.

Ike's Cafe is a great place to get a budget meal in. Located in the second floor of the hospital,…read morethe cafeteria serves budget friendly meals to service members, guests, and hospital staff. The menu changes on a daily basis. For example, on Friday, I got chicken tenders with fries. They give you 4 giant tenders with a generous portion of fries and that cost me around $4. Add one like corn bread is few cents but tasty meal that varies daily for sub $5 is a great deal! They also have amenities like microwaves to use if you bring your own lunch and plenty of dining areas. My friends and I really enjoy going here daily for lunch.

Save a lot of money on medication…read more Wait times have gotten shorter. I sent a message to my doctor and had a prescription within minutes. I picked it up the next morning. My doctor is very caring. She calls me to keep up and will schedule an appointment if the normal appointments personnel cannot do it.

Needed somewhere that was still open on the four day weekend. Very polite and quick. Clean building…read moreand close to home.

Was dealing with a great bit of back pain for several years. Prior to Dr. Daniel, had an MRI and…read moreDrs in Augusta told me my back was a mess. Self inflicted trauma and genetics. I just needed to live with it.. Dr.Daniel treated the pain for two years or longer and I finally had to have 4 infusions. Pain free for 18 months! Genetics have come back and the pain in a different area lower..Dr. Daniel set up another MRI to see where my back was where he should do the site shot. Dr Daniel has helped me in my tract to get back to normal.. thanks Dr. Daniel for your personal and professional care

From the owner: About Southcoast Regenerative Medicine…read more  Russell Daniel, MD, specializes in regenerative medicine with a focus on using platelet-rich plasma (PRP) and homologous stem cells to treat joint arthritis and spine disease. Dr. Daniel offers these services at Southcoast Regenerative Medicine in Aiken, South Carolina, with the goal to improve functionality and mobility for each of his patients. Dr. Daniel previously worked at Roper Hospital and Bon Secours St. Francis Hospital in Charleston, South Carolina, providing anesthesiology and pain management services. He also has extensive experience in treating numerous conditions using both traditional pain medicine and innovative techniques, including kyphoplasty and vertebroplasty, radiofrequency (RF) ablation, spinal decompression, and spinal stimulation. Graduating cum laude from the University of Georgia in Athens, Georgia, Dr. Daniel received his undergraduate degrees in biochemistry and biology. He earned his medical degree from Graduate Medical Education at the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University, where he also completed his anesthesiology residency. Using a variety of cutting-edge therapies and advanced regenerative medicine techniques, Dr. Daniel can treat a wide range of chronic medical conditions without the need for surgical intervention. He offers patient-centered, customized treatment plans, as well as educational resources to restore his patients' quality of life.