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New Medical Group of the Carolinas Facility Opens in Woodruff
WOODRUFF — A project years in the making officially became a reality last week as Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System celebrated the opening of the new Medical Group of the Carolinas facility in Woodruff. Community leaders, healthcare representatives, staff and guests gathered for a ribbon-cutting ceremony before touring the new...
hoodline.com
Spartanburg Opens New Inpatient Unit So Kids in Crisis Stop Traveling for Care
Spartanburg Medical Center, Mary Black Campus — Site Of New Adolescent Behavioral Unit. Families in Spartanburg who once had to drive hours away to find an inpatient psychiatric bed for a child in crisis now have another option close to home. Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System announced Thursday the opening of a new adolescent behavioral health unit at Spartanburg Medical Center's Mary Black Campus, built specifically for young patients experiencing behavioral health crises that require inpatient treatment.
The Anderson Independent-Mail
AnMed to open 44-acre healthcare campus on Clemson Boulevard
In an effort to expand healthcare services across the rapidly growing Upstate, AnMed has announced a new 44-acre development that will create a new healthcare campus and emergency center on Clemson Boulevard. The new campus near Interstate 85 Exit 19 will open in 2028, providing 24/7 emergency care, medical office space and more, expanding access to care and convenience in a growing area of Pendleton and Anderson County, according to an AnMed news release. “This project is the next phase of a growth plan we’ve been thoughtfully executing for several years,” said AnMed CEO William Kenley. “We’re investing in locations and services that make it easier for patients to access the care they need, closer to where they live and work. This new campus is an important part of that plan, and it won’t be the last.” AnMed said that the Clemson Boulevard campus contributes to their ongoing expansion efforts across Anderson, Pickens and Oconee counties. “Healthcare needs continue to evolve, and we're focused on thoughtfully growing alongside the communities we serve,” Kenley said. “We’ve been planning and investing for the future and this new campus is another step in that work. We’ve been here for more than a century,
FOX Carolina
greenvillejournal.com
AnMed plans new 44-acre medical campus on Clemson Boulevard
AnMed has announced plans to build a new 44-acre medical campus including an emergency center near Interstate 85 Exit 19, the health care system announced Sept. 30. The new campus along Clemson Boulevard/U.S. Highway 76 will provide 24/7 emergency care, professional office space and other services, according to AnMed. The facility is expected to open in 2028.
columbiabusinessmonthly.com
Clemson Rural Health Launches Diabetes Management Program in Midlands
Clemson Rural Health is delivering a new diabetes management program in Orangeburg, South Carolina, and surrounding counties through $600,000 in funding from the BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina Foundation. Type 2 diabetes disproportionately affects adults in rural South Carolina, where food insecurity, limited health care access and barriers to care...
greenville.com
Encompass Health Expansion to Double Greenville Hospital Beds on October 1st
Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Greenville plans to open a $40 million wing October 1, doubling its capacity from 40 to 80 private patient beds. The expansion adds more than 26,000 square feet at the Laurens Road hospital south of Interstate 85. The project is expected to create approximately 80...
thetigercu.com
Foothills Care Center offers pregnancy counseling in abortion-restricted South Carolina
Foothills Care Center opened a new location in Clemson in 2024, and continues to live out its mission of supporting women facing unplanned pregnancy. The pregnancy center is located at 518 College Ave. Suite 170, and visits are by appointment only. Although the FCC has supported the Clemson community since...
Yahoo!
SC law firm ask regulators to reconsider Spartanburg data center decision
SPARTANBURG — The Southern Environmental Law Center is asking the Public Service Commission to change its mind after it voted that certain energy regulations don't apply to data centers that generate power for their own use. The PSC voted Aug. 27 that the Siting Act doesn't apply to the...
greenvillejournal.com
AnMed Health Rehabilitation Hospital in Anderson opens new patient rooms
AnMed Health Rehabilitation Hospital in Anderson celebrated the opening of a new unit of patient rooms on Sept. 24. The more than 11,000-square-foot addition increases the hospital’s total bed count from 60 to 76, expanding access to inpatient rehabilitation care for the growing community. The new unit also includes two day rooms for family visits and a nurses’ station.
oncodaily.com
Joanna Metzner-Sadurski: A New Vision for Rehabilitation and Patient-Centered Cancer Care
Joanna Metzner – Sadurski, President of Oncology101.org, Adjunct Professor at Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine, shared on LinkedIn:. “Self Regional Healthcare. Exciting day at Self Medical Center Cross Creek as we celebrate the renovation kickoff for a space that represents much more than new walls and equipment. This...
spartanburg.com
Spartanburg Regional Receives Nearly $1.6 Million for Maternal and Infant Health
Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System has received nearly $1.6 million from The Duke Endowment to join Maternal Infant Health Carolinas, a multi-year initiative focused on maternal and infant health in North Carolina and South Carolina. The health system announced the award Sept. 11. The local work will use H.E.A.R. (Healing, Equity,...
WCNC
Hospital coming to Lake Wylie
FOX Carolina
Greenville nursing home residents relocated after pipe bursts, officials say
GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - A Greenville nursing home reported that several residents were relocated after a sprinkler pipe burst on Wednesday night. Reedy River Post-Acute shared that the burst happened in the facility’s 200 Unit. All residents were relocated from the affected area to designated safe areas within the building, and all residents are accounted for.