Spartanburg Regional - Family Medicine Residency

10/31/2025

Throwing it back to Halloween fun from our childhood days — where the costumes were creative and the candy was endless! 🎃👻 From our Family Medicine family to yours, wishing you a safe and spooky Halloween!

10/29/2025

Cats: masters of naps, snacks and attitude. Wishing a Happy National Cat Day to our purr-fect friends in Family Medicine Residency.

10/28/2025

Thank you to the Reach Out and Read program for spending time with our residents today!

Reach Out and Read is a national program that integrates reading into pediatric care. During well-child visits, physicians talk with parents about the importance of reading aloud and give children a book to take home—helping families build strong bonds and early literacy skills from the start. Since 2019, Reach Out and Read has provided more than 4,000 books to children during their well-child visits!

10/10/2025

Everyone deserves good mental health. Taking care of your mind is just as important as taking care of your body.

09/30/2025

From scrubbing in to cleaning up after interview season—Dr. Mulroy and Dr. Klosterman have it covered!

09/17/2025

Your life matters, this month and every month. Together, we can bring light to the darkness. You are not alone. 💚 #988

09/08/2025

From scrubs to smiles, Maroon Monday keeps us united and ready for the week ahead!

09/02/2025

Bringing the sunshine to Family Medicine with our bright colors and even brighter smiles!

08/26/2025

Happy National Dog Day from the Family Medicine Residency furry friends! 🐶

08/21/2025

Join us for continuing education and a celebration of 56 years of the Spartanburg Regional Family Medicine Residency Program.

Join us for continuing education and a celebration of our 56th year of our family medicine residency program.

08/13/2025

Sunshine, snacks and the best squad around! Family Medicine Residency girls' night!

08/12/2025

After graduating from Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System's Family Medicine Residency Program, Dr. Thomas Balint is ready to treat patients with a hands-on approach in Woodruff.

Thomas Balint, DO, didn’t grow up assuming he’d be a doctor. He had his eyes on culinary school.