After a neck surgery on my 85 year old dad that couldn’t swallow two days after surgery (normal) he scared my mother by discussing dignity in death when asked about a possible feed tube until the swelling went down. Then when confronted by my brother he said there must have been a communication problem. He is a liar when confronted with his quack attitude. My sister is a RN and present when he said this. I wouldn’t recommend him under any circumstance to anyone.

Submitted April 5, 2024

Misdiagnosed pre-cancer and worried for over a year before going to MUSC and finding out there was no issue.

Submitted Jan. 2, 2018

Missed pancreatic divism in my wife back in 2001. Likes to do lots of test. Did an ERCP incorrectly. Finally went to MUSC to find someone that knew what they were doing.

Submitted Oct. 25, 2017

He is very friendly and listened carefully to what I had to say.

Submitted Sept. 17, 2015

Not a trustworthy doctor in our experience. My advice would be to avoid him for anything other than simple procedures. Do not trust him with complicated health problems.

Submitted Dec. 30, 2014

Very professional and friendly. I highly recommend him to friends.

Submitted Feb. 5, 2011

Dr. Seabrook listens to you and makes you feel like a part of your health care team. He readily interacts with other physicians involved in your care. He does not subject you to unnecessary diagnostic procedures nor does he prescribe medications just to be writing a prescription. He is an excellent, compassionate physician and is always there when I need him. Thanks, Dr. Seabrook!!

Submitted July 1, 2008

he cares so much about his patients and is very friendly and calls every now and then to check on me

Submitted April 26, 2008

Dr. Seabrook listened well and seemed to be genuinely concerned with my quality of life. He doesn't believe in putting a patient through a lot of tests just for the sake of doing them.

Submitted Dec. 31, 2007

I had a bleed and he never found out why. It's been 7 yrs and i found out i have chorn's something he should have picked up on.

Submitted Dec. 25, 2005