Providence Care

Providence Care has redefined the healthcare experience for the elderly. Our innovative Geriatric Wellness System – the only one of its kind in South Carolina includes three major components:

- House Calls controls illness and prolongs life

-Palliative Care focuses on comfort and quality of life given at the same time you are seeking curative treatments

-Hospice is comfort care when a cure is no longer possible

Our services are based on one fundamental principle: bringing healthcare to the elderly who are home-bound. Regardless of where you live – at home, an assisted living or a long-term care community – our doctors and nurse practitioners bring their expertise and compassion directly to you. We also work to serve those who are under-served. When we see a need, we act quickly to fill it. We’re here to soothe pain, fear, hunger and loneliness. This is our mission. We take the time. Our philosophy is to slow down, take time and truly connect with those we serve. Whether it’s our House Calls, Palliative Care or Hospice Program, the question we ask is, “how can we give you your best day today?”

At Providence Care, we're committed to the exceptional delivery of compassionate, patient-focused care. We strive to set new quality standards in the continuity of your health by exceeding the expectations of our patients and their families. It is our mission to empower patients and their families with a variety of innovative services and diverse staff. We tailor a program specifically for the needs of each client. We are dedicated to providing the highest quality, patient centered, support services and programs by addressing physical, social, emotional, and spiritual end of life needs in an individualized holistic manner.

We are committed to providing extra support to care giving networks, including nursing facility staff, as they continue to provide a secure, caring and supportive environment to our patients. While promoting comfort, quality of life, and a positive self image, we support the patient's desire for choice, dignity, and independent decision making in shaping a meaningful end of life experience.