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Tidelands Health Wound Healing Center takes a multidisciplinary approach to wound management. Doctors and nurses use advanced treatments to treat patients with chronic, non-healing wounds that will not heal through the body's natural healing process or other treatment. Among the types of wounds treated at Tidelands Health Wound Healing Center are diabetic ulcers, lower leg ulcers, infections, pressure ulcers, wounds on the feet or lower legs and other wounds that have not healed within 30 days. After an initial evaluation, a treatment program is developed in conjunction with the patient's referring physician. Progress is meticulously documented and treatments adjusted accordingly at each subsequent visit. Once a wound has healed, patients return to their primary care or referring physician for follow-up care and continued treatment for any related ailment such as diabetes or hypertension.

As a not-for-profit health system, we believe quality, compassionate medical care should be available to all people regardless of age, race or economic status. But some of our neighbors in Georgetown, Horry and surrounding counties face barriers to health care. So, in partnership with Access Health SC and The Duke Endowment, we created Tidelands Community Care Network to help uninsured adults ages 19 to 64 access timely medical care.

Neurological conditions continue despite new demands on our healthcare system due to the COVID-19 virus. MUSC Health neurologists are committed to providing safe access to nationally recognized care to you and your family during this unprecedented time. Through our virtual care network you are able to connect directly with our care team members who can help with diagnosis and treatment. Select appointments available. Call us to schedule a video visit.