Prisma Health Children’s Hospital brings festive fun inside through holiday parade
The children at the hospital Friday received gifts, games, books and more thanks to donations from community partners.
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FDA authorizes Covid-19 booster for children six-months-old and up
Last week, the Food and Drug Administration authorized the bivalent Covid-19 booster shot for children ages six months to five-years-old.
Prisma Health releases statement on senior vice president’s death
Prisma Health offered their condolences to the family of Vince Ford, senior vice president of Community Affairs, following his passing.
Prisma Health offered their condolences to the family of Vince Ford, senior vice president of Community Affairs, following his passing.
Prisma Health Children’s Hospital hosts Good Night Lights event
The Columbia and Greenville event will gather volunteers to shine flashlights or blink car lights toward patients’ windows to send positive thoughts and well wishes.
Prisma Health teams with Habitat for Humanity to restore, rebuild homes
Fifteen volunteers at each of the two homes in West Columbia — including doctors, nurses, and management — helped paint, power-wash, caulk windows, and handle building construction and repairs as needed.
Prisma Health expanding cardiology services in Sumter
Prisma Health Cardiology department in Sumter is expanding to a newly renovated practice located on the Tuomey Hospital campus.
Prisma Health Cardiology department in Sumter is expanding to a newly renovated practice located on the Tuomey Hospital campus.
“Reverse trick-or-treating” at Prisma Health Children’s Hospital brings candy to the kids
Halloween night is usually a fun time for kids to dress up and go trick-or-treating. But patients at Prisma Health Children’s Hospital aren’t often able to participate. Instead, the hospital holds what they call “reverse trick-or-treating” where the candy and costumes come right to the kids.
Midlands seeing rise in pediatric respiratory cases
South Carolina joins the number of states across the nation where hospitals are filling up due to respiratory infections spreading among children.
South Carolina joins the number of states across the nation where hospitals are filling up due to respiratory infections spreading among children.
ONE-ON-ONE: Prisma pediatrician answers questions on increased number of flu and RSV cases
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) — After the past two years of low flu case numbers, DHEC is reporting a rise in cases of the virus as well as another virus that is mainly impacting young children. Patients with both influenza and RSV are showing up at Prisma Health centers. Dr. Anna Kathryn Burch, Prisma Health Pediatrics :00-07 “We’re full to the…
Prisma Health participates in National Prescription Drug Take Back Day
Residents looking to responsibly throw out their unused prescription drugs are in luck!
Residents looking to responsibly throw out their unused prescription drugs are in luck!
