Health Care Partners of South Carolina (HCPSC) celebrated National Health Center Week 2026 with a full week of activities recognizing the people, partnerships, and communities at the heart of its mission.
Celebrating Our Staff
Throughout the week, HCPSC leadership visited each of its locations to host ice cream and sandwich socials for staff. These gatherings provided an opportunity to thank employees for their dedication and recognize the vital role every team member plays in providing quality care and serving their communities.
Connecting with Patients and Communities
National Health Center Week also gave HCPSC an opportunity to engage with patients and community members through a variety of activities. The organization hosted a Back-to-School Drive, collecting school supplies and wellness essentials to support local students as they prepared for the new school year. Pediatric patients also participated in “Chalk the Walk,” a creative outdoor art activity that brought color and fun to HCPSC locations. In addition, Patient Appreciation Day activities were held across all HCPSC locations, giving staff the chance to celebrate and thank the patients who make their work possible.
Strengthening Community Partnerships
The week also highlighted HCPSC’s ongoing commitment to collaboration. As part of the celebration, HCPSC partnered with Conway Nutrition for the second annual “Health with Heart” drink event, with proceeds benefiting HCPSC’s Patient Care Fund. The event demonstrated how local partnerships can make a meaningful difference in helping patients access the care and support they need.
47 Years of Serving Our Communities
This year’s National Health Center Week celebration was especially meaningful as HCPSC also marked 47 years of service to the communities of Horry, Marion, and Florence Counties. From caring for patients and supporting families to partnering with local organizations, HCPSC remains committed to improving health and strengthening the communities it serves. National Health Center Week 2026 was a celebration of that commitment—and of the staff, patients, and partners who make it possible.