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Does McLeod Health offer cardiology services?

McLeod Health offers Cardiology Services at the following locations: Florence, Cheraw, Clarendon, Dillon, Hartsville, Little River, Loris, Myrtle Beach, and Sumter. When performing a heart catheterization to explore the heart and its pumping ability, cardiologists traditionally insert their small instruments through the groin area.

How do I schedule an appointment at McLeod Health seacoast?

McLeod Cardiology Associates evaluate patients at McLeod Health Seacoast and at their Sumter office as well as in Florence. To schedule an appointment at one of these locations, please call 1 (800) 299-5689. Like any highly complex device powered by electricity, the body’s heart can misfire, causing arrhythmias or erratic heartbeats.

Where are electrophysiology studies conducted at McLeod Health?

Electrophysiology studies are conducted in our dedicated, specially equipped Electrophysiology Laboratories located at McLeod Regional Medical Center (Florence) and McLeod Seacoast (North Myrtle Beach area). McLeod Cardiology Associates evaluate patients at McLeod Health Seacoast and at their Sumter office as well as in Florence.

What is McLeod Physician Associates (MPA)?

McLeod Physician Associates (MPA) is a network of hundreds of extraordinary healthcare providers and specialists located throughout the 18 counties we serve. For a list of providers in your area that are accepting new patients, click here. To find a new physician or a specific specialty or location, please click here or call 843-777-7000.

What is McLeod's technology?

A technology available at M cLeod, performed by a McLeod Interventional Cardiologist, involves a device which studies have shown reduce the risk of stroke by sealing off the hole in the heart that should have closed off at birth.

What is the number to call for a heart appointment?

To schedule an appointment at one of these locations, please call (843) 667-1891. Like any highly complex device powered by electricity, the body’s heart can misfire, causing arrhythmias or erratic heartbeats. Atrial Fibrillation tops the list as the most common of these cardiac electrical problems.