Prisma Health Baptist Easley Hospital

01/02/2026

If you splurged over the holidays, you might be ready for a reset as you head into the new year. One way to do this is by giving up alcohol for a month. Michelle Strong, FNP, explains why “Dry January" can help improve your health any month of the year.

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Addiction medicine specialist Michelle Strong, FNP, explained why “Dry January” has become popular and how it can help improve your health.

01/02/2026

What a beautiful way to begin the New Year! 🎉 We welcome the first babies born at our hospitals in 2026! Congratulations to these families on a joyful new beginning.

01/01/2026

From all of us at Prisma Health, we wish you and your family a happy and healthy New Year!

Many practices may be closed for the national holiday. To receive care, our Prisma Health Urgent Care facilities are open today from 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.

12/31/2025

Great insight from emergency medicine physician David Ford, MD, in a WISTV interview on firework safety and how to make this New Year’s a safe one! https://youtu.be/3vjeDiW5Nuk

Emergency Medicine physician David Ford, MD, shares with WISTV the importance of firework safety for the New Year.

12/31/2025

Why did I become a P*P? 💙 Family medicine physician Aqsaa Chaudhry-Lirjoni, MD, shares her passion behind choosing primary care and how building long-term relationships with patients makes family medicine so meaningful.

To book an appointment with Dr. Chaudhry-Lirjoni, click here: https://bit.ly/4q0ehN1

12/30/2025

Drink spiking is real, and knowing the warning signs can save lives. Hear from emergency medicine physician William Richardson, MD on prevention and response. Tap the link to listen: https://bit.ly/49e0HQ1

12/30/2025

Due to increased rates of community influenza and other respiratory illnesses, Prisma Health will restrict anyone age 15 and younger from visiting hospitalized patients in its hospitals as of Tuesday, Dec. 30.

The temporary visitor restriction is needed to help protect patients and team members during this time of higher-than-normal flu infection rates. The measure will also help protect vulnerable patients from infection by measles, which is still surging in the Upstate.

“By taking this proactive step, we can help ensure our hospitals remain safe places for our patients to receive high-quality care,” said Jacie Volkman, executive director of Prisma’s Department of Infection Prevention. Exceptions may be allowed for circumstances such as the imminent death of a loved one, she added.

“Prisma Health believes in a patient-centered approach to healthcare and realizes the essential role visitors play in a patient’s recovery. We look forward to returning to our normal visitation guidelines once the illness levels of our communities subside,” Volkman said.

Read more here: https://bit.ly/4shCNun

Click here to learn more about our visitation guidelines: https://bit.ly/4iIUXQG

12/29/2025

Feeling feverish, achy, or worn down? 🤒 If you’re experiencing flu-like symptoms, Prisma Health E-Visits are here to help you feel better — fast. For only $30 you can receive a diagnosis and treatment plan from Prisma Health, and any prescriptions are sent electronically to the pharmacy of your choice. Click here to start your E-Visit now:

Get easy, affordable access to a Prisma Health care provider from your mobile device or computer.

12/26/2025

The new year is coming soon and for many, exercise is at the top of their resolution list. Orthopedic sports medicine surgeon and specialist Alyssa Althoff, MD, offered 4 tips for keeping your exercise resolution so you can set yourself up for success. Click here to read the full blog: https://bit.ly/48Ijzql

12/25/2025

Wishing our patients, families and community a season filled with peace, comfort and good health. Happy Holidays from all of us at Prisma Health!

01/19/2024

Come share your talent with us! Join us at Prisma Health Baptist Easley Hospital for an in- person hiring event on January 24th from 9:00am - 3:00 pm.

Enter through the main lobby of the hospital. All units and all shifts are available including RN, LPN, CNA, PCT

10/29/2021

3D mammography helps reduce the number of call-backs and false positive tests for those with dense breast tissue.
It allows for early detection of breast cancer when it is most treatable. Call 864-522-XRAY (9729) to schedule a mammogram or schedule online through your MyChart account.

10/26/2021

All women should begin regular screening mammography at age 40, or younger if there is a family history of breast cancer. Call 864-522-XRAY (9729) to schedule a mammogram or schedule online through your MyChart account.

10/14/2021

From annual mammograms and genetic testing to diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer, your breast health journey can take many different paths. Our experts will guide you at every step, offering compassionate, individualized care right here at home. Schedule your mammogram at Prisma Health Baptist Easley Hospital today.



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