Christine Hunter, MD
Dr. Hunter is a seventh generation Charlestonian. She was born at Roper Hospital and raised on James Island, SC. She has always loved the Lowcountry and considers it among the most beautiful areas of the US. Her bio is a story of returning home. She has lived and worked in this area most of her adult life.
Dr. Hunter attended Duke University, graduating with a double major in Electrical and Biomedical Engineering. She returned to the Lowcountr ...
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Patients consistently praise Dr. Christine Hunter for her exceptional, compassionate care, excellent bedside manner, and thoroughness. As a highly knowledgeable and attentive listener, she makes patients feel trusted, comfortable, and truly heard, with many remaining loyal patients for decades. The clinic offers a warm, welcoming, and spotless environment with short wait times and seamless... Read More
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Patients consistently praise Dr. Christine Hunter for her exceptional, compassionate care, excellent bedside manner, and thoroughness. As a highly knowledgeable and attentive listener, she makes patients feel trusted, comfortable, and truly heard, with many remaining loyal patients for decades. The clinic offers a warm, welcoming, and spotless environment with short wait times and seamless efficiency from check-in to check-out. The entire team—including the friendly front desk staff, professional nurses, and skilled technicians—is widely recognized for their kindness, professionalism, and supportive care, ensuring every patient feels respected, safe, and valued.
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Everything went very smoothly and quickly. A little too quick, I felt a little rushed. They were able to fit me in to do a lot of catch up work which I'm very happy about and that I didn't have to make separate appointments for.
The staff were very welcoming and the environment was very refreshing!
Dr hunter was very through with all my questions
Dr. Hunter and the staff were courteous, attentive, and very professional. The only issue I had was that I had to wait 45 minutes after my scheduled appointment time to be seen.
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I was glad to see there were larger gowns to cover with. The exam was fast. Dr. Hunter did not seem rushed even though it was fast. I am frustrated that I have to try to remember my entire 20 year history of dates of abnormal paps, hysterectomy, scoping etc. because of "3 EMR changes so things sometimes get lost or don't come over to the new system". That's pretty important history. I work in an office that has changed EMR and some of that history is pretty important to know or have access to. Much like knowing I shouldn't need a pap smear without my insides. I asked if I needed those records are they just lost and was told "well, we would have to dig for them and see what we have". It just caught me off guard. The rest of the experience was fine though.
I always feel "heard" and not rushed by Dr. Hunter. I have been her patient for 20 years, through all cycles of pre and post menopause. I find her to be thorough and caring.
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Dr. Hunter is a seventh generation Charlestonian. She was born at Roper Hospital and raised on James Island, SC. She has always loved the Lowcountry and considers it among the most beautiful areas of the US. Her bio is a story of returning home. She has lived and worked in this area most of her adult life.
Dr. Hunter attended Duke University, graduating with a double major in Electrical and Biomedical Engineering. She returned to the Lowcountry for medical school at MUSC, where she met her husband, Dr. Jairy C. Hunter, of Summerville. During med school, she worked at General Engineering Labs for George and Molly Green, who later founded Water Missions International.
After medical school, she completed a residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology at the Medical College of Virginia in Richmond. Christy again returned home to join Lowcountry Women’s Specialists, where she has worked since 1997. She is Board Certified in Ob/Gyn and is a Fellow of the American College of Gynecology. She has seen the practice and the area grow and change in ways unimaginable over the past 16 years, and she is proud of the work LCWS has done to serve the women and families of the Lowcountry.
Dr. Hunter lives in Summerville with her husband and two daughters, Lily Cate and Ella. The family’s interests include going to the beach, Disney, soccer, ballet, piano and violin. They are active members of East Cooper Baptist Church, and ardent supporters of Charleston Southern University and other non-profit organizations. Dr. Hunter was recently elected to the Board of Trustees of Pinewood Preparatory School in Summerville.
Dr. Hunter’s professional interests include high-risk pregnancy, infertility and minimally invasive robotic surgery, and the management of menopausal symptoms. In addition, she still enjoys delivering babies and working closely with practice employees and her partners. She is happy to be part of a practice with a strong reputation for being leaders in the community.
LowCountry Women's Specialists
83 Springview Ln, Summerville, SC 29485
109 River Landing Dr Ste 200, Daniel Island, SC 29492