I went to see Dr. Ohlson thinking I needed a knee replacement after having a ct scan it was decided…read morethat PRP treatment was the best course of action. In office zero down time and my knee is totally pain free. Can't say enough good things about Dr. Ohlson. The office staff were also great making the experience great.

From the owner: Dr Shane Woolf is an orthopaedic surgeon at Sports Medicine & Orthopaedic Centers in Mt. Pleasant,…read moreBluffton, Charleston, Columbia, Myrtle Beach and Hilton Head, South Carolina. He specializes in sports medicine, shoulder and knee treatment.

I had extreme pain in my shoulder, was unable to raise my arm even to brush my teeth! After only 4…read moremonths I am taking golf lessons and no pain. I have gained almost all my mobility in my shoulder. I later found out I had a complete tear of the rotator cuff, a shredded biceps, and my MRI showed severe trama and wear. Dr. Price is not only kind, but a super surgeon. I cannot recommend him highly enough.

The entire staff (front desk, doctors, xray techs, etc) are fantastic! They made me feel extremely…read morewelcome and my nervousness went away quickly. The office waiting area was quite small and a bit packed when I was there, but it was pretty standard. They do most things in office, so I don't have to go somewhere else to have anything done and then make another appointment to return to discuss it. The xrays come out quickly and there was very little down time in between taking them and seeing the doctor to discuss it. I would recommend this facility to anybody looking for othopedic care.

If recovering from a serious sports related injury is your priority, look no further. Carolina…read morePhysical Therapy and Sports Medicine is your best choice by far. I seriously injured my left hamstring during a marathon, which required an ultra-specialized surgery to reattach and repair. Prior to the surgery I phone-interviewed and researched physical therapy provider options. I wanted a no-nonsense, respectful philosophical approach to guide my recovery activities. I spoke with the Center's director, Erin. It was clear that we were aligned here; she included a recommendation that I start physical therapy prior to the surgery, to strengthen my leg and prepare it for rehabilitation. As I had never used crutches prior to the surgery, there was also practice assistance there too! So I began my relationship with Carolina Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine's therapeutic staff, consisting of Erin, Joe, and Liz, and Amber, as their able assistant. My pre-surgery strengthening exercises included not only leg strengthening, but also hip and core and balancing and exercises. My post surgery rehabilitation plan was phased over the course of several months, and included the first phase which included quad sets, ankle pumps, abdominal isometrics, and upper body cardiovascular exercise to maintain my fitness level. Phase two weaned me from crutches and included stationary bike exercise, balance drills, gait training, hip and core strengthening. Phase three included a gradual return to light running drills, impact drills, elliptical machine use, in addition to the exercises in Phase two. Phase four included strengthening drills, higher velocity training, and a return to running. As a result their guidance, I was able to progress through the recovery protocol well ahead of schedule, and have been able to run 9 miles straight without pain in less than four months. In addition, the core and hip strengthening exercises have also improved my running mechanics. Erin, Joe, and Liz and extremely knowledgeable clinicians, and their pleasant, straightforward approach with me was aided by the atmosphere of the Center, which was always incredibly positive. It is clear that this team enjoys their work and enjoys working together. A real difference maker!

Excellent and knowledgeable care with consistent encouragement given by Erin, Joe and Liz…read more Office well run with Amber at front desk consistently pleasant and capable.

As an avid runner whose had her share of injuries, my #1 goal is to train consistently, above any…read morerace distance or time goals. When you can't stay healthy enough to make it to the race's starting line, any thoughts of a Boston Qualifier, personal record, or goal time are out of the window. The Athlete Recovery Lab can help you make fitness goals a reality. It is a facility for athlete recovery, injury prevention, and performance needs. They offer stretch therapy, sports massage, KT taping, compression therapy, and more. The owner, Jeremy, is a sports physiologist, and the staff also includes a physical therapist, massage therapist, stretch instructor, and a movement specialist. You can book one-on-one sessions with the professionals, and the lab also has a large self-recovery area with devices from the leading companies in athlete recovery. I tested out the NormaTec Recovery Boots. The Athlete Recovery Lab is one of the only places in South Carolina where you can try out the recovery boots, which are normally seen at marathon or triathlon expos. I wore the boots for about 45 minutes and almost fell asleep! When I got up, I felt like I had a sports massage, and my run the next day was great.

The office and billing services are incredibly inefficient. A good option if you enjoy long wait…read moretimes and poor communications.