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February 28, 2019

MUSC Enters Agreement to Construct, Own, and Operate New $50 Million Replacement Hospital

The Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) has entered an agreement with Lake City Community Hospital and Williamsburg Regional Hospital that will allow MUSC to construct, own, and operate a new $50 million replacement hospital.

The Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) has entered an agreement with Lake City Community Hospital and Williamsburg Regional Hospital that will allow MUSC to construct, own, and operate a new $50 million replacement hospital. The new 25-bed hospital will be a critical access facitlity, providing care through traditional on-site visits, as well as through virtual visits through their telehealth network.

The facility will provide healthcare for the Lower Florence County Hospital District, other areas of Florence, residents of Williamsburg County, and residents of adjacent counties. Read more here.

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