A Holiday Message from Carolina Pines Regional Medical Center

With flu, RSV, and COVID, symptoms can overlap. Click here to learn the differences and when to seek care, so you can keep yourself and your family safe this holiday season.

At Carolina Pines Regional Medical Center, we're honored you trust us with your care, but when the holidays roll around, we'd rather you be healthy and celebrating at home. Read about top reasons for ER visits during the holidays and how to prevent them.

Washing your hands is one of the simplest ways to protect yourself and others from illness. At Carolina Pines Regional Medical Center, National Handwashing Awareness Week is a reminder that clean hands stop germs from spreading.

Carolina Pines Regional Medical Center welcomes Dr. Christopher Fukuda to Carolina Pines Medical Group Urology. Dr. Fukuda is an experienced Urologists with advanced training in urogynecology and pediatric urology with 3 decades of experience in caring for adults and children with a wide spectrum of urologic conditions.

CPRMC becomes the first hospital in the Pee Dee region to acquire ExcelsiusGPS®, a revolutionary robotic navigation platform. This cutting-edge technology to patients brings advanced precision and safety to spine surgery. ExcelsiusGPS® combines a rigid robotic arm with full navigation capabilities, offering surgeons real-time visualization and guidance during procedures. The system is designed to improve surgical accuracy, enhance patient safety, and reduce radiation exposure for both patients and staff. Ultimately, this means shorter recovery times and a faster return to the activities patients love.

Carolina Pines earned their 8th consecutive 'A' Hospital Safety Grade from The Leapfrog Group, who is a national nonprofit watchdog focused on patient safety. Carolina Pines provides healthcare services to several counties in northeastern South Carolina.