Palmetto Health - Hospitals

Hospitals

Palmetto Health owns three hospitals in Columbia and Easley, South Carolina and manages a hospital in Bamberg, South Carolina. It also includes several specialty hospitals.

  • Palmetto Health Richland (Flagship Hospital, Located north of Downtown Columbia)
  • Palmetto Health Baptist Columbia (Located at the Intersection of Taylor and Marion Streets in Downtown Columbia)
  • Palmetto Health Baptist Easley (Located in Easley)
  • Palmetto Health Baptist Parkridge (Outpatient Facility, located near the intersection of I-26 and Lake Murray Boulevard; to be expanded into a full-service hospital by 2010)
  • Bamberg County Memorial Hospital and Nursing Center (Located in Bamberg)

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