CAMC Internal Medicine
Internal Medicine • South Charleston, WV • Since 1972
About
CAMC Internal Medicine in Charleston is part of Vandalia Health’s Charleston area network (the Charleston Area Medical Center system, CAMC). CAMC is a nonprofit teaching medical center in Charleston, WV, consisting of Memorial Hospital, General Hospital, Women and Children’s Hospital, Teays Valley Hospital, and Greenbrier Valley Medical Center. It is the second-largest hospital system in West Virginia, with 838 staffed beds across its facilities and a broad range of services including internal medicine, cardiology, neurology, orthopedics, oncology, and trauma. CAMC emphasizes teaching affiliations with WVU and WVSOM, offers extensive inpatient and outpatient services, and operates as a primary teaching hospital in the region. For internal medicine in South Charleston, CAMC is the regional provider within Vandalia Health, supported by multiple CAMC locations and affiliated programs. Key contact: CAMC main numbers and local campuses in Charleston/Hurricane, WV.
Clinic Type
Internal Medicine
Address
3100 MacCorkle Ave. SE, Suite 101 Charleston, WV 25304 United States
Phone
(304) 351-1500
patient_financial_services@camc.org
Opening Hours
Sunday - Closed; Monday to Friday - 8:00 am to 4:30 pm; Saturday - Closed
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
- Vitals (Dr. Molly John): 2.7/5 (not explicitly stated total)
- Vitals (Dr. Arvind Viradia): 4.3/5 (12)
- Ratings.MD (Dr. Joanna Janas-kaminsky): not explicitly stated total score (146 ratings, 55 comments)
Patients praise
- some individual physicians and residents are highly regarded for their knowledge and bedside manner
- positive experiences with in-person clinical care from specific doctors
- satisfaction with thorough, attentive, and caring practitioners
Common complaints
- long wait times for appointments and during visits
- difficulties with communication and staff responsiveness
- billing/insurance concerns related to hospital facility fees
- perceived lack of empathy or professionalism from some staff members
- dissatisfaction with hospital administrative processes and nursing care quality
"The medical staff has always been knowledgeable and cordial with me, but it takes days, sometimes weeks, to get prescriptions refilled. If you want to ask a question, you have to make an appointment and go in and pay for it."
— LocalityBiz (CAMC Memorial Family Medicine Center review)"Dr. Kaminsky is the best and I have recommended her to several family members and friends. She provides excellent care and has a great bedside manner."
— Ratings.MD (Dr. Joanna Janas-kaminsky review)"Over the course of her stay, she had 4 different hospitalist which meant she did not have a team of Doctor's that knew her history."
— PissedConsumer (CAMC Health System review)Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- CAMC Institute for Academic Medicine appoints Internal Medicine Department chair | State Journal News | wvnews.com — Jun 4, 2026
- Welcome new physicians | Vandalia Health - CAMC — Sep 11, 2025
- Welcome new physicians | Vandalia Health - CAMC — Aug 6, 2025
- Welcome new providers | Vandalia Health - CAMC — Feb 10, 2026
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