146 N Hospital Dr #430, Ste 430, West Columbia, SC 29169
https://www.scobesity.com/
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Janice Hughes on Facebook
2 years ago
08/02/2019, 08:48 AM
They know from the start what the requirements are to be approved for surgery, but they string you along until all the tests are done and tell you you don't qualify. Go somewhere else and save your time and money.
Vickie Fredericks on Facebook
3 years ago
05/26/2019, 06:05 AM
I had Gastric Bypass Surgery 14-yrs ago at the age of 50. The procedure was the “Roux-en-Y”. At the time of my surgery, 1 out of 200 patients died. This practice was open and honest about the good and not so good possibilities..... all but one was due to an undisclosed pre-existing condition.
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Laci Brooks Atkinson on Facebook
3 years ago
10/29/2018, 03:46 AM
FIND A DIFFERENT PRACTICE. Period.
I actually recommend this practice to EVERYONE right after I had surgery...then I had complications. I called and told the nurse a wound was infected and little to no care was shown by the dr’s office. I ended up in ER. After much frustration (and cost to me), I was FINALLY given antibiotics. Three weeks ago I started having vertigo (dizziness), got a PICC line put in (like a semi- permanent IV). This dr has not had labs drawn from Home Health one time (normally PICC pts have weekly labs). I began running a fever a couple days ago. Home health nurse called the SC Obesity nurse and was told that this is “normal” and SC Obesity did not write for antibiotics. Any medical professional should know that a patient with a PICC line who has a fever is NOT normal. Yes, I am down 50 lbs two and a half months after being sleeved, but at what cost (financially, emotionally, and health-wise)? It would be nice if my doctor and his nurses had proper education or actually cared. If you run a fever of 104 your dr or nurse should show concern and TAKE IMMEDIATE ACTION.
Ps. I’m a nurse, thank goodness, so I know what is “normal” and what is not. I feel sorry for patients who see the doctor I saw and have no prior education in the medical field. If I get septic (too much bacteria in my blood), and pass away, I want to be sure this note is here.
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Laci Brooks Atkinson on Facebook
3 years ago
10/29/2018, 01:22 AM
FIND A DIFFERENT PRACTICE. Period.
I actually recommended this practice to EVERYONE right after I had surgery...then I had complications. I called and told the nurse a wound was infected and little to no care was shown by the dr’s office. I ended up in ER. After much frustration (and cost to me), I was FINALLY given antibiotics. Three weeks ago I started having vertigo (dizziness), got a PICC line put in (like a semi- permanent IV). This dr has not had labs drawn from Home Health one time (normally PICC pts have weekly labs). I began running a fever a couple days ago. Home health nurse called the SC Obesity nurse and was told that this is “normal” and SC Obesity did not write for antibiotics. Any medical professional should know that a patient with a PICC line who has a fever is NOT normal. Yes, I am down 50 lbs two and a half months after being sleeved, but at what cost (financially, emotionally, and health-wise)? It would be nice if my doctor and his nurses had proper education or actually cared. If you run a fever of 104 your dr or nurse should show concern and TAKE IMMEDIATE ACTION.
Ps. I’m a nurse, thank goodness, so I know what is “normal” and what is not. I feel sorry for patients who see the doctor I saw and have no prior education in the medical field. If I get septic (too much bacteria in my blood), and pass away, I want to be sure this note is here.
Edited to add: After this post I went to a different ER. I was indeed septic. I was hospitalized for two weeks, then spent a week in rehabilitation. After that I was on home health for 3 months.
Barbara Ann Brooks on Facebook
6 years ago
10/26/2015, 06:33 AM
The best day of my life, when I first walked into the office July 2014. They saved my life! 90 lbs. Lighter and counting!
Robert Smith Jr. on Facebook
6 years ago
08/26/2015, 14:11 PM
Saved My Life. Very Professional. Wonderful Staff. Very Helpful and Supportive.
LaWanda Redd Williams on Facebook
7 years ago
05/03/2015, 07:05 AM
This is my second time around. The Dr.s and staff are excellent. I wouldn't ever think of going anywhere else. They will also work hard for you to get your surgery approved.
Victor Snell on Facebook
7 years ago
02/27/2015, 04:43 AM
Dr.Strickland and his staff went above and beyond to make sure my stay was perfect in every way everything was great with me and my family simply amazing. MY DOCTOR AND STAFF IS BETTER THAN YOURS! V.SNELL
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