For More information call (912) 355-2289 Hospice Savannah, Inc. is a not for profit hospice founded by the community in 1979, offering a continuum of care from palliative support and caregiver support following the initial diagnosis of a serious progressive illness; hospice care when there is a prognosis of six months or less; and bereavement support for patients’ loved ones and for anyone in the community.   The only hospice in the Coastal Empire to be accredited by the Joint Commission we serve patients throughout Bryan, Chatham, Effingham, Long and Liberty counties. It is a member agency of the United Way of the Coastal Empire, the National Partnership for Hospice Innovation and the Georgia Hospice and Palliative Care Organization. It has affiliations with many academic programs in the Savannah area and offers education and residency opportunities for nurses, medical residents, social workers and more.   The homelike inpatient facility located at 1352 Eisenhower Drive is available to hospice patients for medical issues that cannot be resolved at home and provides respite for weary caregivers. Under the guidance of full-time medical directors, board-certified in hospice and palliative care,  more than 125 volunteers and 125 full and part-time staff are committed to providing extraordinary care.   The Demere Center for Living at 6000 Business Center Drive is home to the Hospice Savannah Foundation and community-supported programming: Full Circle Grief and Loss; the Steward Center for Palliative Care and the Edel Caregiver Institute. The Foundation funds a full-time music therapy program and full-time massage therapy program and the hospice offers robust “We Honor Veterans” and “Pet Peace of Mind” programs.

Since 1950, Hampton Regional Medical Center (HRMC) has provided best in class, patient-centered care to residents in Hampton County and the surrounding areas. HRMC is a 32-bed, not-for-profit community hospital affiliated with the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) as of May 2019. HRMC provides a full scope of medical services, including an intensive care unit (ICU), along with 24-hour emergency care, state-of-the-art diagnostic imaging, and a full-service laboratory. Innovative healthcare at the facility includes MUSC Telehealth as well as a surgery department, cardiopulmonary care, rehabilitative services, and diabetic wellness. Conveniently located on campus are Coastal Plains Physicians Associates and Coastal Plains Primary Care, delivering advanced, comprehensive primary and specialty care. Working under the guiding principle that people living in rural areas deserve local access to top-notch medical care, HRMC in affiliation with MUSC Health is equipped with world-class medical technology combined with well trained, credentialed, and certified clinical staff. Dedicated and faithful to our mission to provide Compassion, Commitment, and Excellence to Every Person, Every Time, HRMC has earned numerous Zero Harm Awards from the South Carolina Hospital Association (SCHA) for its unwavering commitment to patient safety, 100% Patient Satisfaction Ratings from Press Ganey Associates, and the Premier Hospital Improvement Innovation Network (HIIN) Award for excellence in patient safety across the board.

Evans Memorial Hospital is an acute care hospital located in Claxton, Georgia offering an exceptional range of affordable medical services. Evans Memorial Hospital was named one of Georgia's Top 5 Small Hospital's for 2015 and 2016 and is the only 4-star rated hospital's within 75 miles of Claxton. We have full medical capabilities including a 24-hour physician staffed Emergency Department, active staff members in Family Practice, Internal Medicine, and General Surgery, as well as many specialists who visit from surrounding counties and provide clinics at our campus.

St. Joseph’s/Candler of Savannah, Georgia is a national Magnet-designated facility for nursing excellence, with a focus on the latest technologies and research. Its comprehensive network includes centers of excellence for oncology, cardiovascular, neurosciences, women’s and children’s services, orthopedics and a variety of other disease specialties. SJ/C's Nancy N. and J.C. Lewis Cancer & Research Pavilion is one of only 16 original health systems selected as part of the National Cancer Institute's Community Cancer Centers Program, bringing the latest clinical trials and treatments to local communities. Comprised of two of the oldest continuously operating hospitals in the United States, St. Joseph’s Hospital (1875) and Candler Hospital (1804), this not-for-profit health system serves 33 counties in southeast Georgia and the South Carolina Low Country and is the largest and only faith-based institution in the region.