Palmetto Adult Medicine

Internal Medicine • Sumter, SC

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About

Palmetto Adult Medicine – Sumter is a medical practice that is part of the McLeod Health network, located in Sumter, South Carolina. The page for Palmetto Family Medicine indicates the broader Palmetto brand is associated with McLeod Health, headquartered in Cheraw, SC, and acquired by Greenville Health System. Note: The provided extract lists Palmetto Family Medicine with offices in Cheraw and Columbia, SC, and does not explicitly mention Sumter or Palmetto Adult Medicine in Sumter. If you’re looking specifically for Palmetto Adult Medicine in Sumter, this source suggests contacting McLeod Health Sumter for the Sumter clinic details or verifying the Sumter location within the McLeod Health network. Useful contacts include multiple McLeod Health phone numbers and the McLeod Health Cheraw/Columbia offices for inquiries.

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Clinic Type

Internal Medicine

Address

723 S Doctors Dr, Cheraw, South Carolina 29520, US

Phone

(843) 777-2095

Email

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Opening Hours

Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.

Website

https://www.mcleodhealth.org/practice/palmetto-adult-medicine/

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What Patients Say

Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed

McLeod Health official practice page: 4.8 out of 5 (827 ratings, 179 comments)

Patients praise

Physicians and care providers are often praised for their quality of care
High aggregate rating reported on the official practice website

Common complaints

Difficulty reaching the office via telephone
Unresponsive or long wait times for callbacks
Perceived poor office management
Staff unprofessionalism or dismissiveness reported by some patients

"The physicians and care providers are great. The office for Palmetto is poorly managed. Trying to call into the office and get a real person to answer is difficult."

— Yelp/MapQuest reviews

"Staff doesn't answer phone, everything goes to voice mail and your have a better chance at winning the lottery than receiving a call back about health concerns."

— Vitals.com review

Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].