Hospitals and medical centers in Charleston, SC

The MUSC Health Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) Center is one of the only programs in the country dedicated exclusively to individuals living with EDS. We are honored to serve this community and provide care that is often unavailable elsewhere. Due to high demand for our services, please review the following important information before contacting the center or requesting an appointment.New patient appointments are not available at this time.Contacting the CenterWe are experiencing extremely high call volumes and are unable to answer calls in real time. - For questions about the program, please use MyChart to submit a question. - For follow-up questions after an appointment, please use MyChart for the fastest response.If you must leave a voicemail, please include: - Your full name and date of birth - Best contact number - Provider you saw - Date of your visit - Your specific questionMessages are screened based on content and returned as soon as possible.Please note: multiple calls or voicemails will not result in a faster response and may delay our ability to assist you.

MUSC Health Womens Health features comprehensive programs and services to meet the growing needs of women from the teen years through senior life. As an academic health system, our physicians are leading the advances from basic gynecology to complex care and treatment. With more than 40 physicians and researchers focused on Womens Health who provide care in multiple locations MUSC Health is proud to have earned U.S. News & World Report 2018 through 2019 national ranking as one of the top 20 hospitals for Gynecology. The score is based on various data categories, including volume of high-risk patients, nurse staffing, and patient survival.

The Medical University of South Carolina has served the citizens of South Carolina since 1824. It has expanded from a small private college for the training of physicians to a state university with a medical center and six colleges for the education of a range of health professionals, biomedical scientists and other health-related personnel. The Medical College of South Carolina was incorporated in December 1823, as a private institution of the Medical Society of South Carolina. By faculty resolution in 1881, the Medical College created a department of pharmacy that was the first of its kind in the South. The college changed its name to the Medical University of South Carolina in 1969.