About
Dr. Brian Reinhardt grew up in upstate South Carolina, where he ran track and cross country through high school and continued both sports at Furman University. After Furman, he earned his medical degree at the Medical University of South Carolina. He completed his family medicine residency at Self Regional Healthcare in Greenwood, SC.
Dr. Reinhardt returned to the Lowcountry in 2013, joining Detyens Medical Center and eventually becoming its medical director in 2016. Through the generosity of Detyens Shipyards, he has spent two afternoons each week at Harvest Free Medical Clinic, where he helped craft the MUSC student curriculum with an emphasis on caring for the poor, cost-effective medicine, and whole person care. He treats diabetes, hypertension, cholesterol disorders, heart failure, and kidney disease. His philosophy centers on genuine patient relationships, transparent pricing, and whole person care. Dr. Reinhardt has appeared on Lowcountry Live and The Healthy Charleston Podcast discussing Neighbors Med. He and his wife Amanda home-school their four children in the Park Circle neighborhood, where you can still catch him on an early morning run.
Education & Training
Undergraduate
Furman University
Medical School
Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC)
Residency
Family Medicine, Self Regional Healthcare, Greenwood, SC
Languages
English
Conditions Treated
Who is Dr. Reinhardt right for?
Dr. Reinhardt is a strong fit for individuals and families seeking a primary care physician who takes a whole person approach. Patients managing diabetes, hypertension, cholesterol, heart failure, or kidney disease benefit from his thorough, relationship-driven style. His family medicine background makes him well-suited for patients across a broad age range. His easy-going but consistent nature works especially well for patients who want a physician who listens carefully and stays with them over the long term.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Dr. Reinhardt treats a broad range of primary care conditions through a family medicine lens. His chronic care focus includes diabetes, hypertension, high cholesterol, heart failure, and kidney disease. He also handles well visits, acute care, and preventive health management for patients of varied ages.
Dr. Reinhardt earned his undergraduate degree at Furman University and his medical degree at the Medical University of South Carolina. He completed his family medicine residency at Self Regional Healthcare in Greenwood, SC, before returning to the Lowcountry in 2013.
Dr. Reinhardt trained in family medicine at Self Regional Healthcare, a program accredited through standard graduate medical education. His clinical career has focused on family medicine since completing that training.
Dr. Reinhardt believes in whole person care, transparent pricing, and building genuine long-term relationships with patients. He prioritizes affordable, cost-effective medicine and carries that philosophy into both his Neighbors Med practice and his teaching work with MUSC students at Harvest Free Medical Clinic.
Dr. Reinhardt spends two afternoons each week at Harvest Free Medical Clinic, made possible by the generosity of Detyens Shipyards. He helped craft the MUSC student curriculum there, emphasizing care for underserved populations, cost-effective medicine, and whole person care.
Yes. Dr. Reinhardt has appeared on Lowcountry Live and The Healthy Charleston Podcast, where he discussed Neighbors Med, the direct primary care model, genuine patient relationships, and transparent pricing.
Dr. Reinhardt combines an easy-going, consistent demeanor with a persistent commitment to patient well-being. He focuses on understanding the whole person, not just a list of diagnoses. His background in cost-effective and community medicine informs how he approaches every patient relationship at Neighbors Med.
Doctor profile last updated April 4, 2026