Kevin Dineen, Md of Myrtle Beach

Kevin Dineen, MD is a pulmonologist in Myrtle Beach, SC, specializing in pulmonary disease and critical care medicine. He serves patients across the region through McLeod Pulmonary and Critical Care Seacoast, with offices in Myrtle Beach, Little River, and Loris. His practice focuses on diagnosing and managing complex respiratory conditions, including chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, asthma, sleep apnea, and critical care needs. Board certified in pulmonary disease, Dr. Dineen brings extensive training from Georgetown University Medical School and advanced fellowship programs at the Medical University of SC. He provides care at McLeod Health Seacoast Hospital and other affiliated locations, supporting a network dedicated to comprehensive, patient-centered care. With a 4.20 rating based on 18 reviews, he is recognized for his clinical expertise and accessible approach to patient health.

Dr. Dineen is part of McLeod Health, a not-for-profit healthcare system founded in 1906 and serving over one million people across SC’s Midlands and coastal regions. The organization operates seven hospitals, including McLeod Health Seacoast in Myrtle Beach, and emphasizes physician-led, data-driven care. His practice is embedded in a system that prioritizes quality outcomes, patient safety, and continuous improvement in medical services. As a specialist in pulmonary and critical care, he contributes to a network that integrates advanced diagnostics, treatment, and support for patients with serious respiratory and systemic conditions.

Kevin Dineen, MD is recognized for having thorough, well-documented business information available online, reflecting a consistent and transparent presence across digital platforms. His professional details, affiliations, and practice locations are clearly listed and verified across multiple sources, enhancing accessibility for patients seeking reliable care.

His work in Myrtle Beach contributes to the city’s growing healthcare infrastructure, offering specialized respiratory and critical care services that meet the needs of a diverse and aging population.

Services:

• Cardiology
• Critical Care Medicine
• Critical care medicine
• Diabetes Center
• Diagnostic pulmonary function testing
• Emergency/Trauma
• Primary Care
• Pulmonary care