Access Kershaw is an initiative led by the Community Medical Clinic of Kershaw County and funded through the Duke Endowment. Access Kershaw connects individuals with meaningful resources.
We understand what it's like to navigate the many challenges of our healthcare system and other social services. Our resources don't stop at healthcare. We also assist with employment opportunities, housing, access to healthy food, and much more.
How We Help:
- Connection Primary Care (Family) Doctor
- Specialty Medical Care
- Medication Assistance
- Insurance Navigation
- Employment
- Behavioral Health
- Housing
- Reducing ER Use
- Best Chance Network (Women’s Breast & Cervical Cancer Screening)
- Food Resources and SNAP
- Medical Supplies
- Clothing Assistance
- Transportation Connection
Need help? Give us a call at 803.713.0806.
Transitional Care
Jodi Rodgers
Transitional Care is the coordination of your healthcare once you leave the hospital. Our program's goal is to provide complete care that may prevent you from being readmitted to the hospital.
You are eligible to participate in this program at no cost if…
- you are a Kershaw County resident
- you have no health insurance AND
- you are hospitalized or placed under outpatient observation at MUSC Kershaw Medical Center.
What can I expect from the Transitional Care Team?
- A personal coach to help coordinate your medical care after you are discharged from the hospital
- Prevention of unnecessary hospital readmission through patient education
- Help with finding a Primary Care Provider
- Assistance in managing medications
- Possible enrollment in other assistance programs
- Regular contact with your assigned Community Care Coordinator/Case Manager
Our Partners
Call 803.713.0806 to schedule your free healthcare appointment.
