Extended, unhurried visits
Same day or next-day appointments
Comprehensive wellness testing
Access to medical assistance at all hours
Who's Your Doctor?
- Time & Attention: Extended, unhurried visits that prioritize your well-being
- Accessible Care: Appointments available the same day or next, with support beyond regular hours
- Whole-Person Wellness: Comprehensive care addressing men’s and women’s health, mental health, nutrition, and preventive medicine
Our Services & Patient Benefits
Comprehensive Wellness Exam
In-depth evaluation including advanced screenings and diagnostics.
Digital BrainCheck & Physical Testing
Assess cognitive function, body composition, agility, pulmonary and cardiovascular health.
Vitamin, Hormone & Inflammatory Markers
Track Vitamin D, B12, thyroid, and inflammatory health.
Nutrition & Lifestyle Programs
Meal planning and lifestyle guidance tailored to your health goals.
Convenient Appointments
Same-day or next-day visits, plus extended, unhurried consultations.
How It Works
Join the Practice
Comprehensive Initial Assessment
Personalized Care Plan
Ongoing Wellness
How It Works
Join the Practice
Comprehensive Initial Assessment
Personalized Care Plan
Ongoing Wellness
Patient Testimonials
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Managing healthcare for your family can feel like a juggling act, especially when your teens and young adults start making their own appointments, asking new questions, and navigating independence. CharlestonMD makes it easier.
With our Family Plan, parents can extend the same trusted, concierge-level care they rely on to their children ages 16-26, creating one connected, consistent source for your family’s health and peace of mind.
MUSC Health Nexton Center: A New Era in Local Healthcare
The Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) has officially broken ground on its highly anticipated Nexton Center, a cutting-edge facility that will house both a hospital and a cancer center.
Are Artificial Sweeteners Dangerous?
The article traces the history of artificial sweeteners—starting with saccharin, followed by cyclamate, aspartame, etc.—and discusses how early concerns about cancer risk caused by saccharin and cyclamate were later re-examined (with saccharin’s cancer link largely debunked).