A Leader in Patient Care
 | More than 1,800 patients were diagnosed with cancer at Hollings Cancer Center last year. Other cancer services contributed to more than 80,000 cancer-related visits to MUSC. |
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 Hollings Cancer Center is located at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston – a medical hub for South Carolina.
More than 150 MUSC faculty – clinicians and researchers – lead patient care and the translation of research into application at Hollings Cancer Center.
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Find a Researcher at Hollings Completed in 1993, HCC is the only dedicated cancer facility at MUSC. Our expansion was completed in 2007. The entire facility is 202,139 gross square feet and houses multidisciplinary clinics, chemotherapy infusion suites, research laboratories, and much more.
Learn more about the new facility Hollings offers state-of-the-art diagnostic capabilities, therapies and surgical techniques. Learn more about diagnostic treatment options at Hollings Hollings has multidisciplinary clinics that involve surgeons, medical oncologists, radiation therapists, radiologists, pathologists, psychologists and many other specialists seeing patients simultaneously under one roof. Multidisciplinary care is provided in disease specific clinics such as thoracic, breast, head & neck, genitourinary, gastrointestinal, hematologic, neuro, and pediatric cancers. Learn more about the multidisciplinary teams The Hollings Mobile Health Unit provides cancer education and screening for breast, prostate, cervical, head and neck, and skin cancers throughout twelve counties of the Lowcountry. To address the significant rate of cancer disparities in South Carolina, services are targeted to rural, poor, uninsured, and African American and Hispanic populations.
Learn more about the Hollings Mobile Health Unit Hollings has launched a Patient Navigation program to assist underserved women diagnosed with breast cancer as they “navigate” the complex health care system by staff who are culturally representative of the patients they serve. The program includes assistance for underserved women in securing financial and other resources for diagnosis and treatment.
Learn more about the Breast Cancer Patient Navigation Program Hollings has established a Cancer Disparities Advisory Board to assist the Hollings team in planning strategies to eliminate disparities.
Learn more about the Hollings Cancer Disparities Advisory Board The Looking Glass, housed at Hollings, is the only one-stop-shop in the Low Country for cancer patients, providing a wide range of mastectomy products with fittings by certified personnel, wigs, turbans, surgical stockings, educational videos and books and other essential resources for cancer patients. This shop caters to the physical, medical and emotional needs of cancer patients.
Learn more about The Looking Glass at Hollings A Leader in Research | Hollings has increased research funding from the National Cancer Institute from $4.1M to $12.1M in six years;
it has $31.2M of total cancer research funding. |
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Hollings is the only major academic-based cancer program in South Carolina. The closest National Cancer Institute designated cancer center is in Chapel Hill, NC. Learn more about research at Hollings More than 1,000 people are currently participating in a cancer clinical trial at Hollings.
Learn more about clinical trials at Hollings Hollings established a statewide clinical trials network in 2005 to ensure cancer clinical trials are available throughout the state.
Learn more about the Clinical Affiliate Network at Hollings Hollings is contributing to the development and construction of a new Drug Discovery facility to be completed in 2010. Learn more about Hollings research services
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