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Anmed Health: all federal awards · Department of Health and Human Services: spending

DESCRIPTIVE TITLE: ANMED CENTRAL/CLEMSON - ANMED REQUESTS $3,800,000 IN FEDERAL ASSISTANCE TO PURCHASE ADVANCED IMAGING EQUIPMENT FOR ANMED CENTRAL/CLEMSON, A NEW AMBULATORY HEALTH CAMPUS UNDER CONSTRUCTION AT 1490 EIGHTEEN MILE ROAD IN CENTRAL, SOUTH CAROLINA. THE PROJECT IS PART OF A $76 MILLION INVESTMENT TO EXPAND ACCESS TO EMERGENCY, DIAGNOSTIC, SURGICAL, PRIMARY CARE, SPECIALTY CARE, LABORATORY, PHARMACY, AND REHABILITATION SERVICES. THE CAMPUS IS SCHEDULED TO OPEN IN NOVEMBER 2027. FEDERAL FUNDS WILL BE USED FOR EQUIPMENT ONLY. THE NEW FACILITY ADDRESSES A CRITICAL REGIONAL HEALTH CARE GAP. WHILE THE AREA HAS CAPACITY FOR MINOR ILLNESS AND INJURY, IT LACKS SUFFICIENT LOCAL ACCESS TO ADVANCED EMERGENCY IMAGING, CARDIAC STABILIZATION, STROKE RESPONSE, TRAUMA EVALUATION, AND EMERGENCY SURGERY ACTIVATION. THE PROJECT IS LOCATED ADJACENT TO A HRSA-DESIGNATED RURAL AREA AND WILL STRENGTHEN ACCESS TO CARE FOR PATIENTS WHO OTHERWISE MAY EXPERIENCE DELAYS IN DIAGNOSIS OR TREATMENT. CONGRESSIONALLY DIRECTED SPENDING WILL SUPPORT THE PURCHASE OF CORE IMAGING EQUIPMENT NEEDED TO MAKE THE FREE-STANDING EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT OPERATIONAL ON DAY ONE, INCLUDING A 64-SLICE CT SCANNER, FIXED AND PORTABLE X-RAY SYSTEMS, ULTRASOUND EQUIPMENT, AND A PORTABLE FLUOROSCOPE. THESE TECHNOLOGIES WILL SUPPORT RAPID EVALUATION OF STROKE, TRAUMA, PULMONARY EMBOLISM, ACUTE ABDOMINAL PAIN, FRACTURES, GALLSTONES, KIDNEY STONES, DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS, PREGNANCY-RELATED CONCERNS, AND OTHER TIME-SENSITIVE CONDITIONS. AN MRI WILL ALSO SUPPORT THE PLANNED AMBULATORY SURGICAL CENTER. THE PROJECT IS IMPLEMENTATION READY. THE CENTRAL/CLEMSON CAMPUS IS MODELED AFTER ANMED PIEDMONT, A COMPARABLE AMBULATORY CAMPUS THAT OPENED IN 2025, ALLOWING ANMED TO BUILD ON PROVEN WORKFLOWS AND TECHNOLOGY PLATFORMS. STAFF WILL TRAIN TOGETHER AT ANMED PIEDMONT TO SUPPORT SAFE, EFFICIENT, PATIENT-CENTERED CARE WHEN THE NEW CAMPUS OPENS. BY INVESTING IN ESSENTIAL IMAGING EQUIPMENT, THIS PROJECT WILL EXPAND ACCESS TO TIMELY DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT, SUPPORT EMERGENCY READINESS, AND IMPROVE HEALTH CARE CAPACITY FOR A GROWING MULTI-COUNTY REGION.

Grant · Health Resources and Services Administration · to Anmed Health (UEI QL54NZRZNLT3) · data as of 2026-10-23

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