Tidelands Health

11/14/2025

Multiple sclerosis is a chronic disease in which the immune system attacks myelin, the fatty substance that insulates nerve cells. The result is a variety of conditions and disruptions in body processes, from vision problems to tingling in the hands and feet.

Multiple sclerosis is a chronic disease in which the immune system attacks myelin, the fatty substance that insulates nerve cells.

11/13/2025

Making a difference: The case management team is dedicated to serving patients and supporting their long-term healing and recovery. Case managers work closely with hospitalists, nurses and other care team members to support patients and help them as they are released from the hospital. Their compassion and kindness shine through as they offer support and resources.

Every week, we’re highlighting Tidelands Health team members like Heather Almony, Kelly Fieldings, Catherine Nelson, Emily Martin and Emma Newton who are making a difference at Tidelands Health and within our community through their dedication, positive attitude and skill.

11/13/2025

Tidelands Health emergency department director shares the most common injuries treated on Thanksgiving at Tidelands Health, and the top one might surprise you. Find out what it is and how you can stay safe this season.

For most, Thanksgiving is filled with full bellies and grateful hearts. But for some, it ends with a trip to the emergency department.

11/13/2025

Please join us in welcoming Dr. Christopher Johnson, a board-certified family medicine physician, to Tidelands Health.

Dr. Johnson provides comprehensive health services in primary care and sports medicine, including wellness checks, ongoing treatment for chronic conditions such as diabetes and non-surgical evaluation and treatment of musculoskeletal conditions.

He sees patients at Tidelands Health Family Medicine at Holmestown Road. To schedule an appointment with Dr. Johnson, download the MyTidelandsHealth app or call 1-866-TIDELANDS.

11/12/2025

It’s normal to feel tired every so often, but if your constant fatigue is interfering with your regular activities, it may be time to see your care provider. Here are four places to start if you’re feeling too tired: https://www.mycarolinalife.com/4-ways-to-boost-your-energy-levels/

11/11/2025

Our deepest gratitude this Veterans Day and every day to all those who have served our country in the armed forces, including team members at Tidelands Health. Thank you for your courage and sacrifice.

11/10/2025

In this season of gratitude, Jason Abernathy is thankful for something priceless – a second chance at life. After suffering a widowmaker heart attack, Jason credits the quick, thorough care at Tidelands Health for saving his life.

11/10/2025

Donate blood this Friday, Nov. 14, at Tidelands Waccamaw Community Hospital. The American Red Cross will be on-site from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Schedule an appointment at redcross.org. Walk-ins are also welcome.

11/06/2025

Feeling down after turning your clocks back? You’re not alone. For some, this change in mood may be a sign of seasonal affective disorder, or SAD. A Tidelands Health behavioral health counselor shares tips to help combat symptoms. https://www.mycarolinalife.com/how-to-combat-seasonal-affective-disorder/

11/06/2025

Making a difference: Sarah Nichols, a certified nursing assistant and clinical secretary at Tidelands Waccamaw Community Hospital, regularly earns special thanks from patients for the attentive care she provides. Always eager to meet patients’ needs, she’ll take on any task and jump in to help her team members, who say she’s a joy to work with and appreciate her dedication.

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.

11/06/2025

Many people with PCOS struggle with weight gain, and losing weight can be especially challenging due to how the condition affects metabolism and fat storage. Although weight loss can be difficult to accomplish, it’s an avenue worth pursuing for those with the condition. https://www.mycarolinalife.com/weight-loss-with-pcos/

11/05/2025

Endometrial ablation helps eliminate heavy periods by using heat to destroy the uterine lining. The procedure takes about 90 seconds and is typically done in an outpatient setting. 

“Ninety percent of women who undergo endometrial ablation are thrilled with the results,” says Dr. Valerie Lasry, an OB/GYN at Tidelands Health OB/GYN locations in Georgetown and Murrells Inlet.