South Carolina’s healthcare delivery system has been found to be the most fractured of any state in the nation, and money poured into its services has not resulted in proportionate outcomes.

State dollars spent to boost people’s health are not paying off – with South Carolinians among some of the unhealthiest Americans.

"The average hospital charge for deliveries involving severe maternal morbidity is over $109,000 while a normal delivery costs about $35,000," says Pack.

A new taskforce report on improving maternal and infant health has been released by the South Carolina Institute of Medicine ...

The South Carolina Department of Mental Health has opened a new facility in Anderson, which will also serve Oconee and ...

USC M.I.N.D 'Mental Health Needs Discussion Club' raising more than $200,000 to support mental health initiatives ...

The TD SYNNEX Creative Group, the in-house creative advertising agency for IT partners, has been recognized at the American ...

The TD SYNNEX Creative Group, the in-house creative advertising agency for IT partners, has been recognized at the American ...

The CJCC said the Tri-County Crisis Stabilization Center (TCSC) and Triage Services saw a 35% increase in referrals and a 57% ...

Law abolishes autonomous governing commissions, combines departments of Aging, Mental Health and Disabilities and Special ...

As the USC Speak Your Mind ice bucket takes the nation by storm, it's important to remember the cause behind it. Members of ...

On Monday, April 1, the Anderson County Probate Court, in partnership with the South Carolina Department of Mental Health ...