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Trinity Partners completes sale of Forest Acres medical building
Trinity Partners has sold 4700 Forest Drive in Columbia’s Forest Acres district, where the 22,000-square-foot office building will be renovated.
Greer, Prisma Health enter $3M naming rights agreement
Greer and Prisma Health have signed a $3 million naming rights deal for a new 200,000-square-foot sports and events center opening in 2027.
MUSC Health expands Columbia emergency department
MUSC Health has completed Phase 2 of a $30 million emergency department expansion in Columbia, doubling capacity to improve emergency care.
Octapharma to invest $1.5B in York County facility
Octapharma will invest $1.5 billion in its first U.S. manufacturing facility in York County, creating more than 1,500 jobs in South Carolina.
Novant Health opens its first freestanding ED in Clements Ferry
Novant Health has opened its first Charleston-area freestanding emergency department on Clements Ferry, expanding 24/7 emergency care access.
Tennessee health system takes step to join Prisma Health
Prisma Health plans a strategic partnership with Erlanger Health System, backed by $2 billion in investments to expand care and services.
ElectroWire earns FDA clearance for heart device
Lexington County-based ElectroWire Medical received FDA clearance for its LightningWire heart device, paving the way for commercialization.
YMCA to open regional facility at SayeBrook
The Jackson Companies and YMCA of Coastal Carolina plan a regional YMCA at SayeBrook in Myrtle Beach, expanding wellness and youth programs.
YMCA of Greater Spartanburg names new CEO
The YMCA of Greater Spartanburg has named Trey Oakley as its new CEO, bringing more than 15 years of YMCA leadership experience to the role.
South Carolina releases food system policy toolkit
South Carolina leaders released a food system policy toolkit to strengthen agribusiness, support farmers, improve food access and boost public health.
Prisma Health breaks ground on $180M medical park
Prisma Health has broken ground on a $180 million Fountain Inn medical park that will expand specialty care in southern Greenville County.
MUSC President David Cole to retire in 2027
MUSC President Dr. David Cole will retire in June 2027 after 13 years leading the Medical University of South Carolina and overseeing major growth.
