Tidelands Health

02/20/2026

Making a difference: Keleigh Keelan, a registered nurse in oncology infusion, serves patients with compassion, supporting their needs with skill and kindness.

Known as a team player, she’s eager to step in and collaborate with providers to care for patients. Her knowledge and professionalism help her stand out as a leader in her area, serving as a preceptor and mentor to help others learn.

Every week, we’re highlighting Tidelands Health team members who are making a difference at Tidelands Health and within our community through their dedication, positive attitude and skill.

02/20/2026

In late January, Catherine O'Hara died from a pulmonary embolism, with cancer as an underlying cause. There are more than 100,000 deaths related to pulmonary embolism each year in the U.S., or one death every six minutes. Here are the warning signs to look out for.

Catherine O’Hara died from a pulmonary embolism, which is one of the most common cardiac problems in the world.

02/19/2026

Don’t have a primary care provider? Tidelands Health has you covered with easy-to-book appointments. Conveniently make an appointment through the My Tidelands Health app or by calling 1-866-TIDELANDS.

It’s easy to put off regular doctor visits. But having a primary care provider is about much more than treating illness.

02/18/2026

In collaboration with MUSC Health, Tidelands Health is training the next generation of registered cardiovascular invasive specialists at Tidelands Georgetown Memorial Hospital.

These specialists work in the cardiac catheterization lab to monitor patients’ vital signs, assist cardiologists and sterilize equipment, and are in demand across the country.

Tidelands Health and MUSC Health also plan to offer advanced cardiac services, including open-heart surgery, at Tidelands Health Carolina Bays Hospital, which is being constructed in South Horry County.

Read more: https://www.mycarolinalife.com/tidelands-health-musc-collaborate-to-train-future-cardiovascular-specialists/

02/13/2026

Making a difference: Jon-Allen Wilson, nursing professional development practitioner, embodies excellence in nursing and education. His unwavering passion for the profession is evident in the way he mentors new graduates through the internship program, building trust and confidence that set the foundation for their success. His commitment extends beyond the program, as he continues to provide guidance and support long after its completion.

Jon-Allen serves as an outstanding role model, demonstrating genuine compassion, patience and professionalism in every interaction. His integrity and dedication to nursing and education make him an asset to the organizational development department as well as Tidelands Health.

Every week, we’re highlighting Tidelands Health team members who are making a difference at Tidelands Health and within our community through their dedication, positive attitude and skill.

02/12/2026

Falls are a leading cause of injury for people over 65, and as many as one million people end up hospitalized from a fall each year, with more than one-third of them with broken hips. Here are a few simple ways to assess your own risk of falling.

Healthy, strong bones are a crucial part of remaining active and independent as we age.

02/11/2026

This Valentine’s Day, many people focus on expressing love and appreciation for those around them. But as you reach for heart‑shaped chocolates and Valentine’s cards, it’s also a good time to reflect on something just as important – your heart health.

As you reach for heart‑shaped chocolates and Valentine’s cards, take time to reflect on something just as important – your heart health.

02/10/2026

Get tips to help keep your heart healthy during this month's free Walk With a Doc at Brookgreen Gardens on Saturday, Feb. 28, at 10 a.m.

Dr. Jacqueline Sennott, a board-certified cardiologist at Tidelands Health, will share information on the importance of habits and lifestyle in supporting a healthy heart, then join participants on a walk through the beautiful gardens.

Registration is required for the event and is limited to the first 50 walkers who register: https://www.tidelandshealth.org/walk-with-a-doc/

02/09/2026

Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death for women in the United States, killing more women than all types of cancer combined.

It’s a disease that affects nearly 45 percent of women 20 years and older, according to the American Heart Association. Tidelands Health cardiologist Dr. Jacqueline Sennott shares signs you need to look for.

02/09/2026

HAPPENING THIS WEEK: Tidelands Health and YMCA of Coastal Carolina are offering a free community health fair at Tidelands Health Pawleys Family YMCA this Wednesday, Feb. 11.

This is a great chance to check your blood pressure and bone density and speak with health experts about ways to improve your overall health, including weight management, physical therapy, stroke prevention and more. For a low cost, on‑site lab tests will also be available to help assess your overall health, including prostate health, blood sugar, thyroid function and more.

The event will run from 7-11 a.m. and is open to everyone.

02/06/2026

Making a difference: Lisa Ward, a dietary aide at Tidelands Waccamaw Community Hospital, is driven to make a difference daily through her positivity and dedication to serving others. When delivering meals to patients in the hospital, she is compassionate, friendly and takes extra steps to communicate with clinical team members to support patients. Lisa’s actions daily demonstrate how much she truly cares about helping patients and supporting team members throughout the hospital.

Every week, we’re highlighting Tidelands Health team members who are making a difference at Tidelands Health and within our community through their dedication, positive attitude and skill.