Dr. Marshall was the catalyst behind establishing a Level III NICU at Self Regional, the only Level III NICU in the Lakelands region, which allows our organization to take care of some of the smallest and sickest babies. He also was instrumental in the construction of the NICU in the early 1990s and spearheaded the renovations that were completed in March of this year.
Healthcare and Emergency facilities like Self Regional Healthcare are sensitive to foot traffic, which is one of the first issues businesses face with large numbers of Pokémon GO players making their way around cities and towns.
In this center, Project HOPE Foundation will provide the best evidence-based treatment for autism, run behaviorally-based group sessions, and hold training workshops for families and professionals. While this program will be new to Greenwood, it is based on Project HOPE Foundation’s 20-year history of services in the Upstate.
Self Regional, a nine-time Gallup Great Workplace Award recipient (2008-2016), employs more than 2,400 team members in the Lakelands region of South Carolina.
Modern Healthcare revealed the ranked order of the 100 Best Places to Work in Healthcare for 2016 at an awards dinner on Oct. 6, 2015 in New Orleans during Modern Healthcare’s annual “Workplace of the Future” conference.
Self Regional Healthcare was honored with the Mission: Lifeline® Bronze Receiving Quality Achievement Award for implementing specific quality improvement measures outlined by the American Heart Association for the treatment of […]
Self Regional Healthcare, in conjunction and with the support of Edgefield County Hospital, announced today that two Edgefield physicians, Dr. George Rainsford and Dr. Tami Massey, will be joining Self […]
Self Regional Healthcare’s AccessHealth Lakelands program serves qualifying individuals in the Lakelands region. Services include case management by certified Community Health Workers, establishment and coordination of care with a primary care home and assistance with other barriers to obtaining optimal health.
Self Regional Healthcare Foundation hosted its annual nursing scholarship luncheon in June and awarded eight scholarships for a combined total of $8,000.
“When women receive prenatal care in an environment where they are allowed to take their time, ask questions and truly prepare themselves for birth around other expectant mothers, the outcomes are very positive.”
Funds for this donation come from hospital gift shop sales, vendor sales, and the “Lights for Love” fundraiser. The Auxiliary & Volunteer Services Chemotherapy Infusion Wing is named in honor of all the volunteers who dedicated much time to the project’s completion.