South Charleston Pediatrics

"I'm beyond pissed this is the second time this week my child's prescription has been called in wrong. I'm having my time and gas and meanwhile my child's still sick. Like why even ask if my child wants a liquid if you obviously can't handle calling it in."

"The receptionist was very kind. My infant son has been dealing with a cough for a few weeks and it has worsened. I asked for an appointment and they had many openings. When I told the receptionist I did not have insurance but would pay out of pocket in full at the appointment, they declined to treat him. Healthcare in this state has unfortunately become all about money."

"I have explicitly told the receptionist staff at the South Charleston Pediatrics office numerous times to call myself about my son’s appointments as his father has moved out of state and is an unreliable contact for appointments. I even called and left a message stating that I was his mother and left my phone number for a phone contact back and my number is also on file. On more than one occasion, they have called his father, who is a non-custodial parent, and given them information about my son. Thankfully, my son’s father is not a safety risk to my child, but what if he was? And they were willingly giving him information after they were told not to? I am very upset with how these situations have continuously been mishandled. Will not be returning to this office after this final scenario."

"We have been seeing Dr. McCallister for going on 5 years. My girls actually look forward to seeing Dr. Julie, as they call her. She has always been friendly, caring, and patient. I honestly couldn't ask for better care. She doesn't rush us off and takes time to make sure everyone is taken care of. And I'm sure she does that with all of her patients. So yes, sometimes we may wait a little longer, but that is okay! We really lucked out finding such a great pediatrician!"

"My doctor has been the absolute best and is the sweetest. but the nurses that give the shots need more practice. they have hit my nerve in my leg, my arm and my other arm. Right now, I can’t even move my arm up. It’s excruciating pain when I even move around. the time they hit the nerve in my leg, I had to go to the er because I lost the ability to walk & paramedics had to carry me down the stairs. I don’t recommend getting vaccines/shots from them. My arm is swelled and I can’t move it at all. When I try to, its like it is locked in place. Definitely going to do something about it."