Technology
At McLeod Health, being first in our region to offer patients innovative technologies speaks to our focus on improving patient care. As a not-for-profit network, we invest our resources in progressive technologies to meet the medical needs of those who trust us with their care. It is all part of our commitment to be the Choice of Medical Excellence.
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A Constant Search for New Diagnostic and Treatment Technology
Ways to shrink and kill cancer constantly change. McLeod wants to be sure our patients benefit from these developments, utilizing three TrueBeam LINAC units to preserve healthy tissue, as well as shorten treatments and decrease the number of treatments. They come by many names – SRS, SBRT and IMRT – but they all represent improved chances of recovery. Learn more about Radiation Oncology.
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3D Mammography at McLeod Health
McLeod Health offers 3D Mammography at its Florence, Dillon, Cheraw, Manning and Seacoast locations as well as on the McLeod Mobile Mammography Unit. Revolutionizing how breast cancer is detected, 3D Mammography not only produces standard 2D views, but it also allows doctors to examine the breast tissue layer by layer. This advanced technology offers our patients greater accuracy, earlier detection, and up to 40 percent fewer recalls for additional testing. Schedule your 3D Mammogram at any of the McLeod Health locations above by calling (843) 777-2095.
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A Long List of Firsts Reflects Our Dedication to Imaging Excellence
Being first in offering patients many innovative technologies speaks to our focus on improving patient care. Here are a few of the McLeod Health firsts in Florence:
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Robotic-Assisted Technology Provides Surgical Options
The robotic technology provides the surgeon with enhanced access, greater visibility, flexibility and control than possible when performing surgery using traditional techniques.
Let the expert hands of McLeod surgeons guide the robot to improve your health.
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McLeod Leads State Efforts to Reduce Prematurity and Infant Mortality
McLeod carries the designation of Regional Perinatal Center for northeastern South Carolina, one of only five in the state. Regional Perinatal Centers lead the efforts to reduce premature births and infant mortality. A designated Center must support the greatest level of skill and technology available in its region to care for high-risk obstetric (OB) and neonatal patients.
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