About
Ryan J. MacNevin, MD, FACC, is a cardiologist with Prisma Health Cardiology and a clinical assistant professor at the University of South Carolina School of Medicine. Dr. MacNevin earned his undergraduate degree at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, and his medical degree at the University of Maryland School of Medicine in Baltimore. He completed his internship and residency in internal medicine at Brown University/Rhode Island Hospital, and completed a fellowship in cardiology at Cooper University Hospital in Camden, New Jersey. Dr. MacNevin is board certified in cardiovascular disease, echocardiography, cardiac CT/CTA and nuclear cardiology. He currently serves as medical director of Echocardiography at Prisma Health Midlands-USC School of Medicine. He specializes in non-invasive cardiovascular disease and has an interest in new applications of advanced cardiovascular imaging for the treatment and prevention of heart disease.
| Gender | Male |
| Languages | English |
Experience
Training
University of Maryland School of Medicine
Medical School
Rhode Island Hospital
Residency, Internal Medicine
Cooper Hospital/University Medical Center
Fellowship, Internal Medicine Cardiovascular Disease
Board certifications
Internal Medicine
American Board of Internal Medicine
Ratings and reviews
The Patient Satisfaction Rating is derived from patient surveys based on the likelihood to recommend this provider's office.
4.8 out of 5
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4.8
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4.8
Likely to Recommend
Less time waiting
Be mindful of the wait time patients are experiencing.
There Is no need for any changes. Everything went well. We need more doctors and staff members like these people.
Everything was great, no complaints.
I got to the office 20 minutes early and then waited an hour in the exam room to be seen. This is a consistent occurrence at this office. It's frustrating that you don't value my time as much as you value stacking your schedule.
Sick staff should wear masks. The nurse taking my Bp coughed really close to my face. She was apparently sick so why wasn't she wearing a mask while providing services for people with compromised immune systems? Additionally the NP began treatment assessment cutting me off after asking me questions and she asked me the same question three times because she didn't like my answer. Those communication skills are unprofessional and disrespectful. I waited 45 m after check-in to be taken back with nurse. Then 30m to see NP. But the time I saw the doctor I had been waiting for 1.5hrs. At checkout I waited over 10min in line. Then I found out at checkout that a blood test was ordered (NP and Dr made no mention). No one was available to draw blood so I was sent downstairs at Parkridge. The lab technician asked me why I was downstairs since the lab orders indicated the blood draw was to be taken in office. How would I know except to blame it on incompetence. I went in for my heart and left more stressed than I came due to the experience with staff and the long wait times. However the lab tech downstairs was efficient and created a pleasant experience. She was a breath of fresh air at the end of an aggravating Dr appointment. The dr was kind and pleasant but too long of a wait for him and his staff is unprofessional.
Be more punctual
It was good.
Nothing. Dr MacNevin is honest and I trust him with my care
Timing. Takes a long time to be seen by the doctor.