As five respiratory illnesses spread, local doctors encourage vaccines and handwashing
With many of those pesky, annual bugs going around, local doctors are encouraging folks to wash their hands — and get vaccinated!
With many of those pesky, annual bugs going around, local doctors are encouraging folks to wash their hands — and get vaccinated!
Prisma Health officials say beginning on Wednesday, Jan. 15, patient visitation from children under the age of 16 will be restricted due to an increase in flu and respiratory illnesses in the community.
Congratulations to the Nelems family of Columbia.
Newborn babies at Prisma Health Baptist Hospital got a special visit from Santa.
According to a 2023 survey, nearly 90% of adults feel stressed during the holidays, and over 60% of people already experiencing mental health issues find that their conditions worsen this time of year.
A Summerville man became the first person in South Carolina to undergo potentially life-changing gene therapy. The treatment took place Thursday morning at Prisma Health’s Hemophilia Treatment Center in Columbia.
Leaders with the City of Columbia and Prisma Health are announcing four new “Fitness Courts” that will be placed at local parks — a nationwide initiative launched by a group known as the National Fitness Campaign.
“If you’re over the age of 65 and the high dose is available, that would be the recommended dose for you. If it’s not available, then still take the standard flu dose, because it’s still more important to receive your flu vaccine than to hold out for the high dose, hoping it becomes available,” she says.
Prisma Health hosted the 34th annual “Hearts and Hands Forever” walk at Riverfront Park over the weekend.
Imagine being able to walk into a store, grab the items you want, and walk out — without ever interacting with a cashier. Well now doctors, nurses, and guests at Prisma Health’s Richland campus can do just that.