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Compassionate Care Close to Home
As the only acute care provider serving Orangeburg, Calhoun, Bamberg and Barnwell counties, Regional Medical Center offers a broad range of medical services with an emphasis on meeting the specific health care needs of the community. Staffed by exemplary clinicians and equipped with the latest technological innovations, we are committed to delivering high-quality, compassionate care to everyone we touch every day. At Regional Medical Center, we treat our patients and their loved ones with the same level of attention and respect we would want for our own families.
We look forward to meeting you and to addressing your medical needs with the exceptional care you deserve.
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Obstetrics/GynecologyOur obstetrics and gynecology team provides women’s health care services for every stage of life.
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After Hours Care
Our After Hours Care Centers provide same-day medical services for non-emergency situations.
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Primary Care
Our skilled primary care physicians can provide trusted medical services for your entire family.
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Cancer Care
The Mabry Center for Cancer Care offers the latest in chemotherapy and other cancer treatments.
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Orthopaedics
RMC Orthopaedic Department offers everything from arthritis management to total joint replacement.
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Dialysis Access
The Dialysis Access Institute is one of the world’s leading dialysis centers and the only full-time, dedicated access center in existence.
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Urology
The Urology Department offers access to the latest treatments and therapies for urological problems.
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General & Vascular Surgery
RMC is the first in SC to implement a voice controlled, high-definition digital operating room.
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Regional Medical Center Recognized for Patient Safety
Regional Medical Center (RMC) is pleased to announce it recently earned the South Carolina “Certified Zero Harm Award” from the South Carolina Hospital Association (SCHA) in recognition of the health system’s excellent work in preventing hospital-acquired infections.RMC received the award for achieving 30 months with zero knee replacement surgical site infections and 48 months with zero central line-associated bloodstream infections in the Intensive Care Unit.
“RMC is dedicated to delivering safe, high-quality care,” said Regional Medical Center President and Chief Executive Officer Charles Williams. “It’s critical that we maintain a culture of high reliability while preventing medical errors in our hospital.
To qualify for the Certified Zero Harm Award, hospitals must not experience a hospital-acquired infection of a specific nature over an extended period. All hospital data used for the award is independently verified by the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control and recognizes the exceptional achievement the hospital or hospital unit has made to the safety and quality of care within their facilities.
Since 2014, SCHA has collaborated with The Duke Endowment and The Joint Commission Center for Transforming Health to take part in a statewide effort to create robust, evidence-based practices that are making positive impacts on patients’ safety and quality of care.