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Winter Storm Gianna left 3 to 8 inches of white fluffy snow in the P*e Dee Region overnight Saturday and through the nig...
02/01/2026

Winter Storm Gianna left 3 to 8 inches of white fluffy snow in the P*e Dee Region overnight Saturday and through the night into Sunday. The MUSC Health P*e Dee Division including Florence, Marion and Black River Hospitals stayed open throughout the storm serve their patients.

02/01/2026

The snow has moved on, but its effects are still lingering. 🚨
Senior Manager of Enterprise Communications, Josh Marthers, has the latest update on operations and where to go for real-time MUSC information across the enterprise.

Get the latest: https://www.musc.edu/alerts

Our volunteers are an essential part of the MUSC Health mission.In 2025, 2,291 volunteers contributed more than 103,000 ...
02/01/2026

Our volunteers are an essential part of the MUSC Health mission.

In 2025, 2,291 volunteers contributed more than 103,000 hours of service across our enterprise, supporting patients, families, and care teams every day. That impact is equivalent to $3.59 million in contributed service.

From offering comfort and guidance to supporting clinics and programs, their time, compassion, and commitment help make it possible to change what’s possible for the communities we serve.

Thank you, volunteers!

Learn more about and join us at MUSC Volunteer Services:
https://tinyurl.com/mufftp2

01/31/2026

❄️ Winter weather is in the forecast for parts of South Carolina this weekend!

Here's MUSC senior manager of enterprise communications, Josh Marthers, with an update on how this could impact services across the MUSC enterprise.

➡️ For the latest updates on delays, closures, and changes to operations, visit: https://www.musc.edu/alerts

We're wrapping up Mental Wellness Month. As South Carolina continues to face shortages in mental health providers, espec...
01/30/2026

We're wrapping up Mental Wellness Month. As South Carolina continues to face shortages in mental health providers, especially in rural areas, health systems are turning to collaborative care models supported by telehealth to reach more patients. Collaborative care models offer a team-based approach that integrates behavioral health treatment into the primary care setting. Rather than referring patients elsewhere for mental health services, care is coordinated within the primary care office.

“Telehealth has been huge for us in that we are a very rural state,” said Dr. Andrew Alkis, Lead Physician of Behavioral Healthcare Integration Program at MUSC's Center for Telehealth.

Learn more:
https://tinyurl.com/ye24ry7m

01/30/2026

During Substance Use Disorder Treatment Month, Coleman Connolly, a therapist at the MUSC Health Institute of Psychiatry’s Center for Drugs and Alcohol Programs, explains what an initial assessment looks like and what patients can expect. He emphasizes that treatment is always the patient’s choice, with a menu of options designed to meet their individual needs and goals.

Support starts with listening.

Get care now:
https://tinyurl.com/48ku38nb

01/29/2026

With snow in the forecast this weekend, now is the time to prepare. Josh Marthers, senior enterprise communications manager at MUSC, shares key reminders to help you get ready for a winter storm. Stay tuned to our social media channels and monitor https://www.musc.edu/alerts for updates.

Please welcome Lia to the volunteer team at MUSC Health Florence Medical Center! Originally from Columbia, she brings a ...
01/29/2026

Please welcome Lia to the volunteer team at MUSC Health Florence Medical Center! Originally from Columbia, she brings a warm smile and genuine kindness to patients and families in our infusion clinic.

Learn more about volunteering with MUSC Volunteer Services: https://tinyurl.com/mufftp2

01/28/2026

When Robyne Fournier learned she was a match for her brother, Kevin Leask, she didn’t hesitate.

After donating her kidney, Robyne celebrated her recovery by ringing the bell and sharing why living donation matters. Her story is a reminder of the powerful impact one person can have on another’s life. 💙

Learn more about living kidney donation: muschealth.org/transplant

Future health care professionals got a firsthand look at what a career in medicine can look like. Junior Leadership Flor...
01/28/2026

Future health care professionals got a firsthand look at what a career in medicine can look like. Junior Leadership Florence County 4-H Program participants from schools across the county spent the day at MUSC Health Florence Medical Center learning about pathways into health care.

Dr. Kourtney Osorio, GME Family Medicine Program Director, and family medicine resident Dr. Yesung Chi shared insights into medical training and life as a physician. This experience was made possible through a partnership with 4-H, the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce and Francis Marion University.

Thanks to all who helped this great day come together!

01/28/2026

We're celebrating today's grand opening of the new MUSC Health Clements Ferry Pavilion, expanding access to care for patients and families in Berkeley and Charleston counties!

The four-story, 80,000-square-foot medical office building brings adult and pediatric primary care, orthopedics, physical therapy, heart and vascular care, gastroenterology, OB-GYN, oncology, infusion services, and a multispecialty clinic all under one roof. Expert care, closer to home.

“I’ve always been competitive. And, when I play, I play to win. This was no different. I had to apply that same drive to...
01/27/2026

“I’ve always been competitive. And, when I play, I play to win. This was no different. I had to apply that same drive to taking care of myself and getting through treatment.”

At 82, lifelong athlete and pickleball competitor Jack Smith faced kidney cancer that couldn’t be treated with surgery due to limited kidney function. At MUSC Hollings Cancer Center, radiation oncologist Dr. Brian Lally used stereotactic body radiation therapy to precisely target the tumor while protecting Smith’s remaining kidney.

After four treatments and a year of monitoring, Smith is now in remission.

Jack Smith’s wife, Mary Margaret, was by his side throughout treatment, along with their two daughters. Staying close to home for care at MUSC Hollings allowed him to remain surrounded by his family, which he credits as a key source of motivation and strength. Now he's back to the life and sport he loves!

Read his story:
https://tinyurl.com/4652nyfy

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