Lowcountry Infectious Diseases

Charles Carter 

on Google

3 weeks ago

There is no other way to lay this out but give the facts. 1. I was seen by Dr. Selent during my 35-day hospital stay this year January 21, 2025, awesome doctor. 2. I had an office visit with him for my first following on 3-20-2025 I did not pay any copays on that visit, but once they processed through my insurance carrier Blue Cross/Shield I received a $15.00 bill in the mail in which I mailed in a check. 3. I had another office visit with him for another follow-up on 5-29-2025 I did not pay any copayment on that visit eithe... read more

Charles Carter 

on Google

4 months ago

I was forced into a partnership with Lowcountry Infectious Disease by way of an Aortic decent. I had on January 21, 2025, which led to several other life-threatening events to include my right lung collapsing with an infection. I was in the hospital for 35 days I thank God; I made it out alive. While in the hospital I had Dr. Selent who stopped in every morning to check on me and update me. His face was a face that I always knew would come through my room door early every morning. I'm still being monitored by him. His servic... read more

Connie Boleman 

on Google

9 months ago

I found the office difficult to find because there was no exterior sign and it was located on the backside of a building in Summerville. Also the choices when calling their number do not give any explanation about who to choose for getting test results. Maybe that is because they should be calling the patient after a couple of weeks. 

gary bone 

on Google

a year ago

The staff is very knowledgeable and understanding. They have a plan and we are working it together. It is nice to have them looking out for me. 

Tommy H. 

on Google

2 years ago

Everyone I talked here spoke kindly to me, and everybody working together providing their services. Thanks ya'll