Thank you for choosing Low Country Cancer Care to serve your healthcare needs.
If you are experiencing a life-threatening emergency, please call 911. The hospital will contact us.
If you develop an acute medical problem which is not an emergency, but needs urgent attention, please call the office and we will work you into the schedule as soon as possible. There may be a delay after you arrive, but you will be seen.
When you call, you will be directed by our phone system to the appropriate clinical area. If the clinical staff is either on the phone or caring for patients in the office, you will be connected to the voicemail system. Please speak clearly and slowly and leave a detailed message.
Our clinical staff can receive a great many phone calls. Please have your questions ready so that they may address all of your issues in a single call. Don’t be concerned if your call is not returned until the end of the day. The clinical staff returns every voicemail or message before the office closes, at a time when they can give you their full and uninterrupted attention.
We understand you may have questions about COVID-19 vaccine availability and getting vaccinated. At this time, we do not have the ability to administer the vaccine. Please follow up with your primary healthcare provider regarding CDC recommendations for vaccination and availability.
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Despite the many challenges of this COVID-19 pandemic, we remain open and fully dedicated to safely and responsibly serving our cancer and hematology patients with exceptional care.
The safety and well-being of our patients, physicians, nurses and other team members is our top priority.
As always, we thank you for entrusting your care to us.