Dr. D. Isaac Gaines, M.D. received his undergraduate degree in biology from Birmingham-Southern College in Alabama. He continued with his education and graduated from the University of Alabama-School of Medicine, where he also completed his internship and residency. He was chosen to be the chief resident and instructor before deciding to pursue a fellowship at the Medical University of South Carolina for gastroenterology and hepatology.
Dr. D. Isaac Gaines, M.D. received his undergraduate degree in biology from Birmingham-Southern College in Alabama. He continued with his education and graduated from the University of Alabama-School of Medicine, where he also completed his internship and residency. He was chosen to be the chief resident and instructor before deciding to pursue a fellowship at the Medical University of South Carolina for gastroenterology and hepatology.
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Exceptional
(4 days ago)
Apr-2026
Very kind and professional doctor and a great team as well. Very appreciative to have a great medical team for my healthcare. Give them a nice bonus. They deserve it.
(1 week ago)
Apr-2026
Excellent bedside manner. Great doctor.
(2 weeks ago)
Apr-2026
He was very thorough. Listened to my concerns and acknowledged them.
(2 months ago)
Feb-2026
He is my hero.
(1 year ago)
Apr-2025
Takes time to listen , great person
(1 year ago)
Apr-2025
Exceptional care! Dr. Gaines and his staff are second to none. The made my experience 5+ stars. I highly recommend him and his team.
(1 year ago)
Apr-2025
Very knowledgeable and courteous
(1 year ago)
Apr-2025
Dr Gaines was great and medical team were was, too. However, I didn't appreciate billing calling me the day before the procedure asking for payment for services that hadn't yet been rendered. My mechanic doesn't ask for payment before repairing my vehicle. Your billing department shouldn't either. Makes it appear that my health is less important than your profitability. I hope you correct this in the future. It's another example of what's wrong with our health care delivery system.
(1 year ago)
Apr-2025
Very pleased
(1 year ago)
Mar-2025
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Greenville Downtown
317 St. Francis Drive Suite 170 Greenville, SC 29601
Dr. Gaines received his undergraduate degree in biology from Birmingham-Southern College in Alabama. He continued with his education and graduated from the University of Alabama-School of Medicine, where he also completed his internship and residency. He was chosen to be the chief resident and instructor before deciding to pursue a fellowship at the Medical University of South Carolina for gastroenterology and hepatology. He chose his fellowship because he felt he connected with patients with liver disease while he was a medical student. He enjoyed the relationships he developed with people with life-threatening illnesses and the complexity of liver disease.
Dr. Gaines is presently a member of the Greenville County Medical Society, South Carolina Medical Association, South Carolina Gastroenterology Association, and American College of Gastroenterology. He is board certified with the American Board of Internal Medicine for Gastroenterology.
Dr. Gaines is originally from Alabama but enjoys the Greenville area for the outdoor opportunities. “I can be hiking in the mountains, riding my bike, or kayaking on a lake, all within an hour’s drive.”
Exceptional
Very kind and professional doctor and a great team as well. Very appreciative to have a great medical team for my healthcare. Give them a nice bonus. They deserve it.
Excellent bedside manner. Great doctor.
He was very thorough. Listened to my concerns and acknowledged them.
He is my hero.
Takes time to listen , great person
Exceptional care! Dr. Gaines and his staff are second to none. The made my experience 5+ stars. I highly recommend him and his team.
Very knowledgeable and courteous
Dr Gaines was great and medical team were was, too. However, I didn't appreciate billing calling me the day before the procedure asking for payment for services that hadn't yet been rendered. My mechanic doesn't ask for payment before repairing my vehicle. Your billing department shouldn't either. Makes it appear that my health is less important than your profitability. I hope you correct this in the future. It's another example of what's wrong with our health care delivery system.
Very pleased