South Carolina's first dedicated cancer hospital

The new MUSC cancer hospital will bring comprehensive cancer care, advanced treatments, and support together in one place.

First-of-its-kind care for South Carolina

The new cancer hospital will bring specialized treatments to South Carolina that patients currently travel out of state to receive. For the first time in the state, patients will have access to proton therapy and intraoperative MRI in a dedicated comprehensive cancer hospital.

Dedicated parking, convenient drop-off areas, and clear signs help make arriving and getting around easier. Architectural renderings are conceptual and subject to change.

A dedicated space gives cancer specialists room to come together, share expertise, and plan care. Architectural renderings are conceptual and subject to change.

The new operating rooms will give cancer teams the space and technology they need to provide complex care as treatments continue to evolve. Architectural renderings are conceptual and subject to change.

The new cancer hospital will bring the first intraoperative MRI to South Carolina, giving surgeons detailed images in real time to help guide care. Architectural renderings are conceptual and subject to change.

Infusion spaces give patients the option for privacy when they need it or to connect with others going through a similar experience. That sense of community can be an important part of healing. Architectural renderings are conceptual and subject to change.

For the first time, patients in South Carolina will be able to receive proton therapy without traveling out of state. Architectural renderings are conceptual and subject to change.

Dining and gathering spaces give patients and families places to share a meal, spend time together, or take a break from treatment. Architectural renderings are conceptual and subject to change.

Outdoor terraces give patients and families places to step outside, connect, and recover during the cancer journey. Architectural renderings are conceptual and subject to change.

By the Numbers

600k square feet of cancer care

100 patient beds

124 exam rooms

94 infusion chairs

14 operating rooms

24/7 urgent cancer care

over 1,200 parking spaces

2030 expected opening

Cancer care that reaches across South Carolina

Every South Carolinian deserves access to the best cancer care and treatment options our state can offer. The new MUSC cancer hospital will build on the expertise of Hollings Cancer Center and MUSC Health’s statewide reach to strengthen cancer care for patients and families across all 46 counties.

A new standard for cancer care

By bringing research, advanced treatment, and specialized expertise together, the new hospital will help raise the standard of cancer care across South Carolina.

Cancer, Hollings Cancer Center, MUSC, Medical University of South Carolina, South Carolina

Discovery to bedside

The new hospital will bring research and patient care closer together, helping move discoveries at Hollings into new treatments and better options for patients.

Kelly Rogers portraying a patient with Dustee Rivers as her nurse, both RN, Infusion-Chemo, at the infusion center at MUSC Health Lancaster Medical Center.

Expertise across the state

MUSC Health’s statewide network will help connect more South Carolinians with specialized cancer expertise and treatment options, closer to home.

Having my doctors, imaging, and pharmacy in one place will be so convenient. Not having to run around to different places takes so much of the stress out of getting the care I need.

Jennifer Gross Head and neck cancer survivor

Closer to the questions. Closer to the answers.

More than 250 scientists at Hollings Cancer Center are working to better understand cancer and develop new ways to prevent, detect, and treat it. As part of South Carolina’s only comprehensive academic health system, discoveries can move from research into clinical trials and patient care. The new cancer hospital will expand access to clinical trials and specialized cancer care. As clinical operations move into the new facility, additional space in Hollings will be converted into research labs, strengthening our ability to bring promising treatments to patients across South Carolina.

Cancer, Dr. Leo Ferreira, Hollings Cancer Center, MUSC, Medical University of South Carolina, South Carolina

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