AccessHealth SC

AccessHealth of SC is a systems approach to health care for those who are uninsured with low-incomes. AHSC funds individual networks across South Carolina that are made up of various providers such as hospitals, community health centers, pharmacists, health departments, primary care physicians, etc., who are willing to donate their services. The individual AHSC networks provide the care coordination of these services through eligibility screenings, enrollment, and case management.

The goal is to improve patient health outcomes for those who cannot afford traditional care through full access to primary and speciality
care services.

Below are the 12 AccessHealth community networks and the counties they cover. If your county is not listed, please contact SCHA at 803.796.3080 for assistance in your area.

Network by County:

Abbeville – AccessHealth Lakelands
Anderson – AccessHealth Anderson
Beaufort – AccessHealth Lowcountry
Berkeley – AccessHealth Tricountry
Charleston – AccessHealth Tricounty
Chesterfield – AccessHealth McLeod
Darlington – AccessHealth McLeod
Dillon – AccessHealth McLeod
Dorchester – AccessHealth Tricounty Network
Edgefield – AccessHealth Lakelands
Fairfield – Midlands AccessHealth
Florence – AccessHealth McLeod
Georgetown – Tidelands Community Care Network
Greenville – AccessHealth Greenville County
Greenwood – AccessHealth Lakelands
Horry – AccessHealth Horry
Jasper – AccessHealth Lowcountry
Kershaw – Access Kershaw
Laurens – AccessHealth Greenville County
Lexington – Midlands AccessHealth
Marion – AccessHealth McLeod
Marlboro – AccessHealth McLeod
McCormick – AccessHealth Lakelands
Newberry – AccessHealth Lakelands
Oconee – Mountain Lakes AccessHealth
Pickens – Mountain Lakes AccessHealth
Richland – Midlands AccessHealth
Saluda – AccessHealth Lakelands
Spartanburg – AccessHealth Spartanburg
Sumter – Midlands AccessHealth

If you need support or have questions related to AccessHealth, please contact:
Jaiden Branch, Program Manager, Innovation at jbranch@scha.org