We are happy to answer any questions you may have regarding your experience with us! Please see the list of Frequently Asked Questions below; if you cannot find the answer to your question here, we can also answer any questions you may have by texting “Lowcountry” to our team at 843-418-9107!
We are proud to offer many services at all of our clinics:
We highly encourage you to make a reservation online to complete your patient registration prior to your visit.
Wait times are based on patient volume, so reserving your spot in line will allow you to fill out all necessary paperwork prior to your visit and keep you updated with wait times. In order to serve you for your visit, all online registration information must be completed before your visit! This will guarantee you will be seen.
*If you are unable to complete online registration, paper registration documents can be provided for you at the clinic! If there is a complication with completing the online registration, do not worry. We can assist you at the clinic as well!
Please Note: If you have insurance, a copay will be required at the time of the visit.
At Lowcountry Urgent Care, all of our providers are experienced Nurse Practitioners!
Clinic hours vary based on location, please check the hours for your clinic at the individual page!
Lowcountry Urgent Care is commonplace to use for acute issues when you are sick, have an accident, injury, or need quick care without having to plan an appointment. We can help you with primary care needs when you may be between providers, unable to get an appointment with your PCP, or don’t have a PCP. We can manage a variety of medical conditions and are happy to help you maintain your health.
We accept all debit/credit cards, cash, or check. We also accept major insurances, Medicare, and in-state Medicaid!
For more information on COVID-19 testing, costs, and reservation procedures, please follow the link below:
For the latest COVID‐19 developments, prevention tips, and what to do if you suspect infection, visit the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, South Carlina Department of Health and Environmental Control, and the World Health Organization websites.
