List of hospitals in South Carolina

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List of hospitals in South Carolina (U.S. state), sorted by hospital name.

NameCityCountyHospital bedsTrauma designationAffiliationNotes
Abbeville Area Medical Center Abbeville Abbeville 25——
Aiken Regional Medical Center Aiken Aiken 273— UHS
Allendale County Hospital Fairfax Allendale 25——
AnMed Health Cannon Pickens Pickens 55—AnMed
AnMed Health Medical Center Anderson Anderson 461Level IIIAnMed
AnMed Health Rehabilitation Hospital Anderson Anderson 60AnMed
AnMed Health Women & Children's Hospital Anderson Anderson 72—AnMed
Beaufort Memorial Hospital Beaufort Beaufort 197Level III—
Bon Secours St. Francis Hospital Charleston Charleston 200—RSFH
Carolina Center for Behavioral Health Greer 138——
Carolina Pines Regional Medical Center Hartsville Darlington 116Level IIIScionHealth
Cherokee Medical Center [1] Gaffney Cherokee 125 [1] —SRHS [1] Formerly Novant Health Gaffney Medical Center and later Mary Black Health System - Gaffney [1]
Coastal Carolina Hospital Hardeeville Jasper41—Tenet
Colleton Medical Center Walterboro Colleton135—HCA
Columbia VA Health Care Columbia 204—VA
ContinueCare Hospital Columbia 35—
Conway Medical Center Conway Horry210——
East Cooper Medical Center Mount Pleasant Charleston130Level IIITenet
Edgefield County Hospital Edgefield Edgefield25——
Grand Strand Medical Center Myrtle Beach Horry369 [2] Level IHCA
Hampton Regional Medical Center Varnville Hampton32——
Hilton Head Hospital Hilton Head Island Beaufort109—Tenet
Lexington Medical Center West Columbia Lexington508Level III—
McLeod Health Cheraw Cheraw Chesterfield59—McLeodFormerly Chesterfield General Hospital
McLeod Health Clarendon Manning Clarendon81—McLeodFormerly Clarendon Memorial Hospital
McLeod Health Darlington Darlington Darlington 72—McLeodFormerly McLeod Medical Center - Darlington
McLeod Health Dillon Dillon Dillon79—McLeodFormerly McLeod Medical Center - Dillon
McLeod Health Loris Loris Horry50—McLeodFormerly McLeod Medical Center - Loris
McLeod Health Seacoast Little River Horry106—McLeodFormerly McLeod Medical Center - Seacoast
McLeod Regional Medical Center Florence Florence517Level IIMcLeod
MUSC Health Black River Medical Center [3] Cades Williamsburg 25—MUSC [4]
MUSC Health Chester Medical Center [5] Chester Chester 82 [4] [5] —MUSC [4] Formerly Chester Regional Medical Center
MUSC Health Columbia Medical Center Downtown Columbia Richland 258—MUSC [6] [7] formerly Providence Health
MUSC Health Columbia Medical Center Northeast Columbia Richland 74—MUSC [6] [7] Formerly Providence Health Northeast
MUSC Health Fairfield Emergency Winnsboro Fairfield ——MUSC [6] [7] Freestanding ED; no inpatient beds on site. formerly Providence Health Fairfield
MUSC Health Florence Medical Center [8] Florence Florence 310 [4] [9] or 396 [8] Level IIIMUSC [4] Formerly Carolinas Hospital System
MUSC Health Kershaw Medical Center Camden Kershaw119—MUSC [6] [7] Formerly KershawHealth Medical Center
MUSC Health Lancaster Medical Center [10] Lancaster Lancaster 199 [4] or 211 [9] or 225 [10] —MUSC [4] Formerly Springs Memorial Hospital
MUSC Health Marion Medical Center [11] Mullins Marion 124 [4] —MUSC [4] Formerly Carolinas Hospital System - Marion
MUSC Health Orangeburg Orangeburg Orangeburg 286Level IIIMUSCFormerly Regional Medical Center
MUSC Health University Medical Center [12] Charleston Charleston 728 [9] Level IMUSCFormerly Medical University of South Carolina Hospital
Newberry County Memorial Hospital Newberry Newberry 90——
Pelham Medical Center Greer Spartanburg 48— SRHS
Piedmont Medical Center Rock Hill York 288Level IIITenet
Piedmont Medical Center - Fort MillFort Mill York 100 [13] —Tenet
Piedmont Medical Center - Gold Hill EDFort Mill York ——TenetFreestanding ED; no inpatient beds on site
Prisma Health Baptist Easley Hospital Easley Pickens 109— Prisma
Prisma Health Baptist Hospital Columbia Richland 352— Prisma
Prisma Health Baptist Parkridge Hospital Columbia Richland 76— Prisma
Prisma Health Greenville Memorial Hospital Greenville Greenville 864Level I Prisma
Prisma Health Greer Memorial Hospital Greer Greenville 82Level III Prisma
Prisma Health Hillcrest Hospital Simpsonville Greenville 43— Prisma
Prisma Health Laurens County Hospital Clinton Laurens 76— Prisma
Prisma Health North Greenville Hospital Travelers Rest Greenville 45— Prisma LTAC
Prisma Health Oconee Memorial Hospital Seneca Oconee 169— Prisma
Prisma Health Patewood Hospital Greenville Greenville 72— Prisma
Prisma Health Richland Hospital Columbia Richland 641Level I Prisma
Prisma Health Tuomey Hospital Sumter Sumter 283— Prisma
Ralph H. Johnson VA Medical Center Charleston Charleston 152—VA
Regency Hospital of Florence Florence Florence 40— Select Medical LTAC
Regency Hospital of Greenville Greenville Greenville 32— Select Medical LTAC, located within St. Francis Hospital - Downtown
Roper Hospital Charleston Charleston 334—RSFH
Roper St. Francis Berkeley Hospital Summerville Berkeley 50RSFH
Roper St. Francis Mount Pleasant Hospital Mount Pleasant Charleston 85—RSFH
Self Regional Healthcare Greenwood Greenwood 322 [14] or 358 [9] Level III [14] —Formerly Self Memorial Hospital
Shriners Hospitals for Children - Greenville Greenville Greenville 50——
Spartanburg Hospital for Restorative Care Spartanburg Spartanburg 97— SRHS
Spartanburg Medical Center Spartanburg Spartanburg 540Level I SRHS
Spartanburg Medical Center Mary Black Campus Spartanburg Spartanburg 207 [1] —SRHS [1] Formerly Mary Black Health System - Spartanburg
St. Francis Downtown Greenville Greenville 245—Bon Secours
St. Francis Eastside Greenville Greenville 93—Bon Secours
Summerville Medical Center Summerville Dorchester 124— HCA Healthcare
Tidelands Georgetown Memorial Hospital Georgetown Georgetown 131—Tidelands/MUSC [15]
Tidelands Waccamaw Community Hospital Murrells Inlet Georgetown 124—Tidelands/MUSC [15]
Trident Medical Center North Charleston Charleston 321Level II HCA Healthcare
Union Medical Center Union Union 85— SRHS
Closed - Williamsburg Regional Hospital Kingstree Williamsburg 25——Closed (date unknown)
Closed - Fairfield Memorial Hospital Winnsboro Fairfield 25——Closed Dec 18, 2018
Closed - Southern Palmetto Hospital Barnwell Barnwell 53——Formerly Barnwell County Hospital; closed Jan 2016
Closed - Lake City Community Hospital Lake City Florence 48——Closed Dec. 16 2022; replaced by MUSC Health Black River [16]

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