We just had our first baby and were recommended to see the staff at Coastal Pediatrics. Dr…read more Williams was on call and visited with us in the hospital, then we saw Katie at our first appointment post-delivery. Everyone from the administrative staff to the clinical staff has been nothing short of amazing. So blessed to call them our providers. Would highly recommend for all parents, especially first-timers like us!

I have been coming here for 7 years. The staff is friendly and very professional. Dr Stone and Dr…read moreAlexander are the best. My daughter loves them and we trust them. The rooms are all decorated with different, fun and beautiful themes that the kids can enjoy. The nurses know how to handle shots fantastically, my daughter is really scared of shots but the staff always helps to get through. I'm very thankful for this office!

Dr. Berman is awesome and very reliable. She is patient and makes sure all of your questions are…read moreanswered thoroughly before you leave.

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Great "bedside" manor. Wonderful staff. New facility is the best yet.read more

At the end of September, the office relocated and seems much of staff left / turned over including…read moreour regular pediatrician and favorite/familiar nurses. Staff & doctor remaining seem good and are nice. However the new location has issues and a lot to be desired. Exceptionally small waiting area & reception, only 12 seats total with half of them blocked if anyone is standing at the reception desk and NO space for someone waiting to speak with reception, and no space for a wheelchair AT ALL. Unhygienic with sick / contagious patients in extremely close proximity to healthy / well-visit patients in the waiting area and I suspect not separated into 'healthy' patient rooms vs 'sick' patient rooms; Very little parking. This environment is not the caliber we've experienced for many years from Southcoast Pediatics and greatly diminishes our perception of their organization. I understand the need to downsize but this location and current office arrangement is a poor solution. Unfortunately, we'll be looking for a different provider if the office environment does not improve.

My son's daycare had an outbreak of RSV this week. I took him to SouthCoast Health Pediatrics this…read moremorning since they advertise "Urgent Care" open to walk-ins. I arrive with my 5 month old as soon as they open, clearly demonstrating respiratory symptoms and I am refused access to medical care since my son is not a current patient. I scanned the website prior to driving to the facility and nothing on the website stated you had to be a current patient. The unprofessionalism displayed by both receptionists was shocking. I have never been spoken to or dismissed when needing medical care like I experienced this morning at SouthCoast Pediatrics. As a medical professional myself, I am saddened to know places such as this exist.

In 2015 Mr. Ramos misdiagnosed my then 3 year old daughter. I expressed that I believed she had a…read moreUTI, I was told no it was "vaginitis" and sent home with a cream. Symptoms seemed to subside after a week. At the time I was also giving her cranberry juice and d'mannose for urinary track health. Fast forward a week later, as we are driving home from my baby sisters funeral, may daughter begins to vomit in the car. We pull over she has a 104 fever. I call the office and schedule a visit for when we return home (next day). We go to the appointment and AGAIN I'm dismissed when I bring up the UTI and told it is a virus. We see Dr. Ramos's office 3 more times, I call the nurse line as what to do still being pushed as a VIRUS. Well that Friday morning I take her in, her fever is now 107 Dr Ramos FINALLY draws blood and decided to send her to the ER. We get there I tell them I believe she has a UTI and ask them ONCE to check her urine. 10 minus later 4 doctors come in to tell me she has a horrible UTI that has travel to her bladder and kidneys. GO FUGURE. Dr. Ramos NEVER calls or goes to see her as she had a week hospital stay. My husband even lost his job over the hospital stay. Now fast forward to the follow up visit. Dr. Ramos and his wife & two nurses surround me, my children and husband in the exam room. He tells me he doesn't want to see us anymore because I wanted to find a new doctor and that ruined our doctor patient relationship. He even had his daughter reach out to me via Facebook messenger (how professional). He tried to scold me when HE MISDIAGNOSED my daughter and almost killed her. To boot I was sent a bill for the unnecessary week long doctors room visits. Which I paid IN CASH on 3 different occasions and their receptionist never noted in our account. I have called the office multiple times asking the account balance be reflective of the amount paid. They have refused, refuse to return calls and now I have a $400 bill in collections. I also want to add my daughter has LIFE LONG complications now. She suffers from kidney reflux which was induced by the damage done by his negligence. Parents, RUN dont walk out of his office. His is RUDE, condescending and dismisses symptoms for his "natural minded" benefit. I do not want another child to suffer at his hands. I know my daughter isn't the only one as many moms have reached out privately but are too afraid to come public. Well I am not. This is our story, our truth.

I really like Dr. Ramos. My OBGYN had recommended him for my son because they loved him and because…read morehe was the only pediatrician that advocates for delayed vaccinations in Savannah. Dr. Ramos believes, and so do I, that the vaccination schedule that doctors are told to abide by now a days are severe. (But, still believes vaccinations are important.) The only issues I had ever had while having my son be a patient at his practice, was that Ramos could be a tad critical and harsh. He's a very blunt man who will tell you like it is. Which is very much appreciated and would really take the time to answer any and all questions you have. But, sometimes if you don't agree with him or ask a question that he doesn't like, he would make it known. And also, I have always had the privilege of staying home with my son, so when I told Dr. Ramos that I would want my son to have a vaccination during certain visits, he would usually lecture me and say that since he wasn't in daycare that it wasn't that critical that he have shots now...We didn't see eye to eye on this....But, he would always respect my wishes. I also have always loved the staff, nurses, receptionists, lactation specialist, etc. Which is also a huge bonus! He has a lactation specialist that is in his office certain days of the week and she has her own office inside his practice. So, when I was having issues with my newborn being tongue-tied, making an appointment with the lactation specialist REALLY helped. I am no longer in Savannah, but I strongly recommend Dr. Ramos as your child's pediatrician!!!

CLEAN, FUN, Friendly staff. Doctor was very good with our daughter and gentle. I am so glad we…read morefound this urgent care, a absolutely pleasant experience. 10 stars

From the owner: At Urgent Kidz Care, we take pride in being the best urgent care pediatrics in Savannah, Georgia…read more We're all about creating a community filled with healthier and happier children. You see, we've designed Urgent Kidz Care to be a place where kids feel safe. It's all about the healthy, happy, and friendly environment we've crafted with so much love. We put together a team of kid-friendly and professional urgent care pediatricians and staff just for you. Everyone at UKC puts their heart and soul into taking care of your children. We work with the top student athletes from all over Savannah, ensuring their well-being on and off the field. UKC doctors take great joy in watching our kids grow up safe, strong, and healthy! So, come on over to Urgent Kidz Care, your provider of healing and smiles.

This office nearly killed my child. Then, instead of admitting her to the hospital they made us…read morecome back daily for weeks for treatment to cover up their mistakes and avoid a lawsuit. Really Dr. Herran should have lost his license and gone to jail for abuse. Reported him to the GA medical board but no proof as they refused to document their error. Don't go here.

Rude, unprofessional, and incompetant staff. This is the worst doctor I've ever heard of. Filthy…read moreoffice. Terrible availability. And staff who are so mean they should never be around children. Hurt my daughter so bad she os now afraid to go to any doctor. Beware.

I had to go to Radiology and my choices were either to go to Winn Hospital on Fort Stewart or go to…read moreTuttle Army Health Clinic (TAHC) which is located on Hunter Army Airfield. I chose TAHC because of its proximity to Target. Gotta fit that Target run in where I can! This was my second time at the clinic. It's conveniently located just after the gate (no clue which gate, GPS brought me there). It's larger than most military clinics I have been to and seems relatively new. There is only one way to enter the clinic. There are ropes set up all the way to the entrance to guide you. A soldier is at the entrance and will ask you a few questions and take your temp. I went straight to Radiology and a nurse checked me in right away. Another nurse took me in and was super personable and actually quite funny. She lightened the mood and strange times that we currently live in. The process was short and sweet! In a world where it is said (quite often) "Hurry up and wait", the best part is, my results came back the next day! They had told me a couple of weeks. To the nurses at Radiology (and nurses and healthcare professionals everywhere, really), thank you for all you do! Stay safe, Friends!

This hospital/pharmacy has been nothing but good to my wife and I. The pharmacy is not the quickest…read morebut which is? The hospital portion is well staffed and they always seem friendly. Getting an appointment can be a struggle but you tell me what military base is different. I'll wait. It's a small hospital without an urgent care so they are able to see the dependents and retired folks for non urgent issues. Bathrooms are always clean and well taken care of. The hospital and pharmacy area have always been clean as well. If you come early in the morning you will see people handing out coffee which is a nice morning boost. The way the pharmacy works, because they are all different. You walk in and immediately walk straight ahead toward the glass window. Wait in line. When it's your turn you hand the person your ID card (it's usually a one man show taking IDs). The person will then see which number you qualify for and print out a ticket.youll take a seat and when your number is called they will basically register you in the system and see what you're picking up then you'll be asked to take another seat. Your number will then be called again and that's when you get the goods. Pretty straight forward overall.