As the concrete, steel and glass continue to rise at both Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System and Mary Black Health System, it’s a sure sign that both are growing to meet all of Spartanburg’s and our region’s healthcare needs.

      The county’s healthcare facilities boast sophisticated and cutting-edge medical treatment and technology admistered with a caring touch. The compassionate professionals in our hospitals, clinics and private practices provide residents with the very latest in innovative healthcare services.

       Residents can find comfort in knowing that they will be provided with world-class healthcare, right here at home, in Spartanburg.

Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System

     This is a public, not-for-profit, integrated healthcare delivery system anchored by Spartanburg Regional Medical Center, a 588-bed teaching and research hospital. SRHS provides healthcare services to a five-county area in North Carolina and South Carolina, serving an Upstate medical population of more than 300,000. It has earned a reputation for technological excellence throughout the Southeast, while continuously providing the highest quality of care to its patients.

     The SRHS is composed of two hospitals – Spartanburg Regional Medical Center in Spartanburg and the Spartanburg Hospital for Restorative Care. Also included is the Regional Physician Network, an association of 30 physician offices located throughout five counties, employing more than 90 physicians and the new Surgery Center at Pelham – a 20,000-square-foot facility that is phase one of the system’s medical complex in Greer.

     Spartanburg Regional Medical Center offers state-of-the-art diagnosis and treatment with more than 500 physicians on staff.       Among its most recognized departments are the Regional Heart Center, offering 36 intensive care and 64 telemetry beds, the Gibbs Regional Cancer Center, the Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, the Center for Women, and a Level I Trauma Center equipped to treat any type of injury.

      Connected to Spartanburg Regional Medical Center, the six-story Regional Outpatient Center houses a wide range of state-of-the-art outpatient, diagnostic, laboratory and surgery, mammography, MRI and CT scans.

     In Fall 2004 SRHS opened a new state-the-art Emergency Center. While it has 72 rooms, hospital officials went to great length to make the atmosphere more intimate.

Mary Black Health System

      In 1925, Dr. Hugh Ratchford Black opened a 35-bed facility named in honor of his wife, Mary Black. Today, Mary Black Health System continues to build on a tradition of excellence. The current Skylyn Drive facility opened in 1968, and now the campus features a 353,690-square-foot modern medical facility. The medical staff consists of more than 350 skilled physicians representing all specialties. The Mary Black Physician Group employs more than 100 physicians in approximately 30 locations.

      Mary Black was the first hospital in the Southeast to offer a non-surgical procedure for enlarged prostate. In fact Mary Black Memorial Hospital has completed to more procedures than any other site in the United State and Europe.

       In Spring 2004 ground was broken for a new facility that will house the Mary Black Center for Orthopedic Excellence/Steadman Hawkins of the Carolinas. This facility is an expansion of the existing Steadman Hawkins Clinic in Vail, Colo. Long-time pioneers in orthopedic medicine; this east-coast clinic will house operating rooms, physical therapy space and research facilities. 

     Other key development projects within Mary Black Health System include the creation of a Diagnostic Center, the Women’s Pavilion, Peachview Medical Park in Gaffney and Squire’s Point medical offices in Duncan. The Diagnostic Center features cardiac catheterization, vascular imaging, nuclear medicine and ultrasound equipment, MRI and a LightSpeed CT scanner.  The Women’s Pavilion is a $6 million facility that places comprehensive women’s services under one roof.

        Peachview Medical Park has expanded to include internal medicine, physical therapy, occupational medicine, expanded diagnostic care, urgent care and rotating specialists. Squire’s Point is a 10,000-square-point facility in Duncan that provides pediatric and family medical care.