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Modeling software helps hospice provider pinpoint visitation needs
Spartanburg’s Hospice Care of South Carolina, which recently merged with Agape Hospice, has adopted a new predictive modeling software, Muse, to help alert their team when a patient needs additional visits from staff members.
Nontraditional health care providers, suppliers linked through supply portal
As Dick Pace rushed to the hospital March 12, he had no idea that he would spend seven weeks visiting his newborn daughters and son in an intensive care unit — or that it would take place during a pandemic.
S.C. medical and business associations support liability protection legislation
The S.C. Manufacturers Alliance, S.C. Chamber of Commerce, S.C. Hospital Association, S.C. Medical Association and S.C. Retail Association commends recomendations for COVID-19 liability immunity legislation.
BMW Pro-Am auction commences with $24,000 donation
In place of BMW Charity Pro-Am's Breakfast with Champions, the event's Tournament Week of Giving was kicked of today at 10 a.m. with an online auction and a $24,000 donation to the Meyer Center and Cancer Society of Greenville.
Last rollback of business restrictions expected soon
Following the release of AccelerateSC's final report, Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette noted that the last business restrictions in deference to the coronavirus pandemic will be lifted soon, maybe even this week.
Anderson company pivots to face shields
Roylco in Anderson is the latest Upstate company to keep employees working by making personal protective equipment for the health care industry.
Prisma’s Ear-savers donor to make respirator components
Within two minutes of hearing Cody Reynold's request, Roger Klouda, president of MSI Mold Builders, realized, with the right mold and a $6,500 investment, churning out thousands of six-inch neck straps for Prisma Health would be a cinch.
Spartanburg task force unveils benchmark goals and reopening campaign
Spartanburg Area Chamber of Commerce’s recovery Bringing Back the Burg task force released benchmark goals and business reopening guidelines Thursday. It also unveiled a joint campaign with Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System.
Inman wastewater plant expands with USDA grant
The city of Inman will accept a $10.8 million loan and $2 million grant for wastewater plant expansion as the U.S. Department of Agriculture invests $281 million in water and wastewater infrastructure across the country.
Development underway for COVID-19 testing in the workplace
As industry begins to reopen across the state, life science companies turn their sights to expanding COVID-19 diagnostic and antibody testing options for the workplace.
Lander University responds to pandemic with health promotion degree, impact survey
Lander University will introduce a new Bachelor of Science in Health Promotion and Wellness next August to ready students for an expected spike in home health awareness needs following the COVID-19 pandemic.
Partnership creates food access map
Ten at the Top, United Way and Clemson University's College of Behavioral, Social and Health Sciences have launched a food access map including 400 providers across 10 counties.
