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Georgetown Hospital System hosts regional health screening

GEORGETOWN, SC Georgetown Hospital System Community Health Education Department will host a review of the regional health Friday, September 9 at Belin Memorial United Methodist Church Center for Family Life in Murrells Inlet from 7:30 -10:30

The projections are designed to provide better access to EU-wide resources of health care and information.

Health screenings to be offered include: hs-CRP (cardiac risk assessment) - $ 25, Chemistry Panel - $ 20, $ 20 w/differential-- CBC, TSH (Thyroid Screen) - $ 15, Hgb A1C for Diabetics - $ 15, PSA Men - $ 15 and a variety of health screenings, including free blood pressure screening and osteoporosis. Panel chemistry tests require fast 10-12 hours. Universal medication forms, services recommended by a physician, various community health providers and other health information will be available.

Although not mandatory, completion of advance pre-registration materials is strongly encouraged.Pre-registration packets for the event are available at the lobby information at Georgetown Memorial Hospital and Waccamaw Community Hospital. People who plan to attend the September 9 projections should get a packet in advance, complete it and bring it to the event to speed up the process.

For more information please contact the Department of Community Health Education at 520-8447.

Georgetown Hospital System is a private non-profit entity.The system consists of Georgetown Memorial Hospital, Waccamaw Community Hospital and several facilities throughout Horry and Georgetown counties. For more information about Georgetown Hospital System please visit our website at www.GeorgetownHospitalSystem.org.

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