KEVIN DINEEN, MD
Seacoast Primary Care
Direct Primary Care
Care is available through direct payment options, making routine and acute care accessible in Little River.
Credentials & Training
Federally verified- Credential
- MD
- Medical school
- University of Washington School of Medicine
- Graduated
- 1997
- Medicare specialty
- Pulmonary Disease
- Also practices
- Critical Care (intensivists)
- Group practice
- Mcleod Physician Associates II · 541 clinicians
- Medicare assignment
- Accepted — bills the Medicare-approved amount as payment in full
Sourced from the CMS Doctors & Clinicians national file, last checked October 2026.
About
Routine check-ups, management of acute illnesses, and ongoing care for complex health needs are common reasons for visiting a primary care physician. Dr. Kevin Dineen practices at Seacoast Primary Care in Little River, South Carolina. The practice operates on a direct-pay model.
Internal medicine encompasses the diagnosis and treatment of complex illnesses in adults. Care involves managing chronic conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, and heart disease, alongside addressing acute symptoms like infections or sudden pain.
The practice operates on a direct-pay model, meaning patients pay for services directly rather than solely through insurance billing. Medicare assignment is accepted by the group practice.
Areas of Focus
Conditions Treated
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Patients Served
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of care does an internal medicine physician provide?
Internal medicine focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of complex illnesses in adults, managing both chronic conditions and acute symptoms.
Does this provider accept Medicare?
Yes, the group practice accepts Medicare assignment.
What does 'direct-pay' mean for billing?
Direct-pay means the patient pays for services directly to the practice rather than relying solely on insurance billing.
What kind of issues are typically managed in primary care?
Primary care covers preventive care, acute illness, and long-term conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, and asthma.
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