My daughter will be one in two weeks and I have been bringing her here since I brought her home…read morefrom the hospital. They are thorough. The doctors care and listen. This is a great doctors office to come to. The office is excellent quick whenever I need to get my daughter and quickly they get her in as soon as they can

I most definitely will NOT recommend this business to nobody . The staff is lazy . It took me days…read moreto finally get my son records sent to his new provider. They dragged their feet on just about everything. After several times going back and forth requesting the same thing completing the same form . Nothing ! I showed up to my son appointment with a new provider they had ZERO information but had proof that they have been requesting it and no one sends it to them . Not only is this bad on them as a whole but the quality sucks because now my son is care I on HOLD until the forms can be sent in. After complete yet another release form just finally they magically received the forms . If you're looking for a provider this is NOT the place to go . If I could leave no stars I would .

The reason I am giving this practice 4 stars instead of 5 is because of the treatment my family…read morereceived from Danielle Poole, RMA, during our most recent visit. Her behavior was noticeably rude and made an already stressful appointment even more difficult. As a nurse and healthcare leader within MUSC, I understand that healthcare professionals have demanding jobs. However, I was disappointed by the lack of empathy, compassion, and professionalism that was displayed, particularly when caring for young children and interacting with concerned parents. When I asked why a hemoglobin test was necessary, my intention was simply to understand whether a finger stick could be avoided for my already distressed 12-month-old. Rather than providing an explanation or acknowledging my concern, I was told, "I don't know, every baby gets it done at 12 months." The response felt dismissive, and her demeanor suggested that my question was unreasonable, despite it being a straightforward request for information about my child's care. Later, I requested a copy of my son's vaccination records because he was preparing to start daycare. After receiving the records, I asked whether the vaccines administered during that day's visit had been included. In response, she appeared irritated and replied, "I just told you they are updated records." Again, the interaction felt unnecessarily dismissive. Most concerning was the complete lack of compassion shown toward my son while he was visibly upset during the finger stick and vaccinations. Pediatric care requires not only clinical competence but also patience, kindness, and reassurance for both children and their parents. Prior to this visit, I have had consistently positive experiences with Neighbors Pediatrics and have always appreciated the care provided by the clinical staff and providers. Unfortunately, this encounter stood in stark contrast to those experiences and left a lasting negative impression. I hope this feedback is taken seriously so that future families do not have a similar experience.

We absolutely love Neighbors! My husband and I are first time parents so of course that comes with…read moremany questions and concerns. From day one our provider here has been nothing but supportive, friendly and respectful of our wishes. When we are uncertain about things he takes his time to educate us and leaves us with the tools to form our own opinions and decisions. I have never once felt unheard or pressured into anything here at the clinic. I do appreciate how thorough our doctor was at the very beginning with our baby as we struggled with a few issues. Thank you everyone at the office to ensure our visits are always positive. Kudos to this remarkable team!

Yes, I'm here on Sunday morning without an appointment for my grandson. He is a patient of this…read morepractice and has been before. However, my DIL and son were out for the weekend. He developed a horrible fever, vomited, and drank two bottles of Pedialyte. Plus, this Gigi is tired of the constant scream from Peanut. DIL got a weekend appointment, and 30 minutes later, we are here! The staff is informative and professional. I'm grateful for the extended hours for sick children.

Going on 14 years of using this office. I can tell you honestly that, Just as any business, they…read morehave gone through growing pains, nurse tuenover, some bad front desk people and some fabulous front desk people. During COVID the wait was long and the phones were busy but they never turned me away. I have had kids who needed babynet, normal visits, emergency visits and hospital visits and they have always shown up. The thing that keeps me going is that they always listen to their patients, their concerns are actually addressed and they keep Improving. I have always gotten my school records in time and same day sick apt. Yes I was billed wrong once but the billing lady fixed it. In 14 years of coming here the doctors have personally called me on off hours to make sure I got medication needed and sent to different pharmacies who had the meds or were closer to me, come to hospital to check on us and been the best.

I do not enjoy leaving negative reviews, but feel the need to mention the multiple incidents that…read moreoccurred here that made us look for another pediatrician. We were seen by Dr. Eliza Varadi, the owner of the practice. Before our daughter's first appointment at 4 days old, we filled out all of the patient paperwork. When we checked in, the front desk staff could not find our submission despite us receiving the confirmation email. The front desk staff asked us to fill it out again. Between their request and us being seen by the nurse and the doctor (while also feeding/changing our newborn), there certainly was not enough time to fill out the lengthy form in its entirety. The front desk staff member barges in (without knocking) when we are with the doctor asking if we had filled out the form yet. Turns out, they had spelled the last name incorrectly and that was why they couldn't find the submission. Beyond this example, we have generally found the front desk staff to be rude. If this was the only thing, it was annoying but not enough to prompt us to leave. In that first appointment with the doctor, we obviously had tons of questions (this is our first child). After my wife asked her questions, I chimed in and was promptly cut off by the doctor. My presence was mostly ignored, and I generally felt disrespected. In a subsequent appointment, the nurse came in first and then had us get our daughter dressed. Our baby was dressed when the doctor came in and looked at her, however she said twice before leaving, "You can get your baby dressed now". It seemed like she was not paying attention at all, or had so much on her plate that she was already mentally onto the next patient. Our daughter had slow weight gain, so we had several appointments just for weight checks. We had one appointment right at 8:30am when they opened, and waited close to an hour to be seen for what should have been a very quick appointment. The first appointment of the day shouldn't be double/triple booked! The final straw was when we had questions about vaccinations. We wanted to get all of the vaccinations, but have them spaced out by a few weeks so that she wouldn't receive all 4 in one day. The doctor told us that she wouldn't recommend it because she may contract whatever it was that she wasn't getting vaccinated against in those few weeks. She also said that they might accidentally "overvaccinate" her, or give her the same vaccinations twice. "Overvaccination" should not be an issue if you have an adequate record-keeping system. Although we didn't love this answer, we went to schedule her vaccinations at the 2 month mark. Turns out that they didn't have any appointments available until she was closer to 3 months. When we decided to find a new pediatrician and asked to have our records sent over, it took three separate follow-ups to have the records sent over. We have since found a pediatrician that doesn't make us feel rushed, kindly answers any/all of our questions and makes us feel like valued patients. Maybe our experience is not the norm, but new parents should know what they may be signing up for when they choose a doctor for their child.

Amazing doctors, nurses and staff! On time, friendly and efficient. They really care about their…read morepatients. I would highly recommend this practice!

My twins are 3 months old, and so far, we are very pleased with Parkwood Peds! Our doctor is Dr…read more Kirby Smith and we love him. He is funny and laid back and NEVER make me feel like poop over not being able to elusively breastfeed my twins (unlike the hospital staff where I delivered). I actually was able to do a free prenatal consult with him before the twins were born, and it gave me peace of mind (first time mom nerves). They do NOT accept unvaccinated patients, part of the reason I chose them. The building is dated, the exam rooms are small, and the layout can be a bit of a challenge to navigate with car seats (if you have a room in the back of the building, lots of turns, narrow hallways, etc.) However, all of that can be overlooked due to the care of the healthcare providers and friendliness of the front desk staff.

I love Parkwood pediatrics. My sons pediatrician Is one of the most genuine happy doctors I have…read moreever been to. He is so personable and truly knows how to take care of my children. I also love that the doctors office is open and 365 days a year. They have multiple locations which is helpful for all patients in the Lowcountry. They have walk-in hours as well as scheduled appointments. The office staff is so sweet.

Dr. B here is the greatest! He always explains every thing in detail and if we ask then he "dumbs"…read moreit down for us. They always are able to get us in if we feel like our daughter needs seen. They are super nice. They have two sides to their office. One side for "sick" kids and one for normal checkups. That makes me feel safe as a parent since they're separated from my newborn. They are the best and I'm so sad that we're about to transfer to Virginia.

Great with my just-turned-3 year old! Talked him through everything, kept telling him he was doing…read morea great job and he got a balloon at the end

Love it here! The doctors actually care about the patients and are never too busy to fit a child in…read moreto see them! It makes working here so worth it and easy! My own kids go here and have always been able to get worked in so easily even when I didn't know what was going on with my insurance! Dr.Q & DR. Sperry are the real deal and genuine humble doctors who just love what they do!

I love this Doctor! He listens, has a great bedside manner. Staff is great also . I'm so happy I…read morefound him .

Absolutely one of the best family practitioners I have ever worked with as a patient. I am a…read moreprofessional patient navigator in private practice. The strength of this practice is the quality of care from Dr. Newton, who is a listener and supports a wellness approach to health. He is holistic, works with patients as a team member. He respects the patient's leadership role in this consumer-driven medical economy. He understands the systems of medicine that cause healthcare to become astronomically and unfairly priced--and as a result, he delivers cost-effective treatment. Ask physicians in large healthcare systems if they know the costs of the procedures that they order ! And they won't...but Dr. Marshall Newton does. A huge shout out, too to nurse Nancy...and to the remarkable staff at Newton Family Medicine. They are one of our family's greatest blessings!