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Prisma Health and Erlanger Health System have signed a non-binding letter of intent to pursue a strategic partnership supported by $2 billion in planned capital investments. (Photo/DepositPhotos)
Jul 23, 2026

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.

Rendering of Prisma Health's planned $180 million Fountain Inn Medical Park, a 50-acre health care campus that will expand specialty and outpatient services in southern Greenville County. (Rendering/Prisma Health)
Jul 2, 2026

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.

Gina Blohm has been named executive director of the Greenville Tech Foundation, where she will lead fundraising initiatives supporting Greenville Technical College and its students. (Photo/GTC)
Jun 12, 2026

Greenville Tech Foundation names Gina Blohm director

Greenville Tech Foundation has named Gina Blohm executive director to lead fundraising efforts supporting Greenville Technical College students and programs.

The Duke Endowment and MUSC are expanding a maternal and infant health program across the Carolinas with a $13 million investment. (Photo/MUSC Health Midlands Division Labor Delivery)
Apr 28, 2026

The Duke Endowment, MUSC deliver $13M expansion to maternal health program

The Duke Endowment and MUSC invest $13M to expand HEAR 4 Mamas and Babies, improving maternal and infant health across North and South Carolina

Prisma Health says its new imaging center in Anderson offers outpatient diagnostic services at significantly lower costs than hospital-based care. (Photo/Prisma Health)
Apr 16, 2026

Prisma Health opens Anderson imaging center

Prisma Health opens a new imaging center in Anderson, offering MRIs, CT scans and mammograms at up to 60% lower costs than hospitals.

The Brain Health Center in Columbia will house South Carolina’s first 7 Tesla MRI scanner, expanding access to advanced neurological diagnostics and care. (Rendering/University of South Carolina)
Mar 20, 2026

USC, Prisma Health partner on Brain Health Center in Columbia

USC and Prisma Health partner to launch Columbia Brain Health Center with advanced MRI technology, new therapies and statewide neurological care access.

Prisma Health announced the appointment as part of its ongoing focus on digital transformation and technology-driven patient care. (Photo/DepositPhotos)
Jan 14, 2026

Prisma Health names Steve LeBlond chief information officer

Prisma Health appoints Steve LeBlond as chief information officer to lead digital transformation, AI adoption and technology innovation across the system.

Prisma Health celebrates the November opening of its $128M Northeast Medical Park in Columbia with an Oct. 22 ribbon cutting. (Photo/Prisma Health)
Oct 23, 2025

Prisma Health readies $128M Northeast Medical Park in Columbia

Prisma Health celebrates the November opening of its $128M Northeast Medical Park in Columbia, expanding outpatient care access for Midlands communities.

The oncology unit, with funds raised in part by Swig & Swine and Home Team BBQ, includes respite space for parents. (Photo/Prisma Health)|Children’s Hospital team members celebrated the opening with Hogs for the Cause leadership and Chairman Bruce Bannister, second from right. Key funding for the initiative included $2.5 million from the state legislature-supported South Carolina Children’s Hospital and Healthcare Innovation Program and $1 million from the Hogs for the Cause, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting families affected by pediatric brain cancer. (Photo/Prisma Health)
Aug 18, 2025

Prisma Health opens expanded pediatric cancer unit

Prisma Health Children’s Hospital in Greenville opens a $7.5 million pediatric cancer and blood disorders unit, expanding care for families across the Upstate.

Construction on the $100 million medical office building will begin in early 2026 and Prisma Health officials expect it to be ready for its first patient by mid-2027. (Rendering/McMillan Pazdan Smith)
Jul 23, 2025

Prisma Health plans $350M expansion in Greer

Prisma Health will expand Greer Memorial with a $350M project, adding beds, specialty units and a medical park to meet growing health care demands.

A vacant lot in downtown Charleston is being reimagined as a six-story, 65,000-square-foot mixed-use development. (Rendering/LS3P)
May 26, 2025

UNDER CONSTRUCTION: Affordable housing, schools and retail rise in SC

South Carolina sees growth with new housing, healthcare, industrial and education construction projects underway from Charleston to Greenville.

Prisma Health’s new behavioral health hospital is expected to be ready for occupancy in two years. (Rendering/Cannon Design)|The hospital site is a 46-acre site in Easley off S.C. Highway 153 in a largely undeveloped section of Pickens County where designers are taking advantage of the peaceful setting. (Rendering/Cannon Design)|Project management for the new hospital is in the hands of JLL. Civil engineering is overseen by Thomas & Hutton with design by Cannon Design. Brasfield & Gorrie is leading construction. (Photo/Ross Norton)|Dr. Karen Lommel took the occasion to announce an additional $1 million gift from the Sargent Foundation. (Photo/Ross Norton)|Sen. Thomas Alexander, president of the South Carolina Senate, called the start of construction a significant step forward in addressing a longstanding need for mental health services in the community. (Photo/Ross Norton)|The hospital is designed to take advantage of the healing power of architecture, with natural light and a view of the woods from every patient room. (Rendering/Cannon Design)
May 20, 2025

Prisma Health breaks ground on $138M mental health hospital

Prisma Health begins construction on a $138M behavioral hospital in Easley, doubling inpatient capacity and expanding mental health care in the Upstate.