How Mohs Surgery Works
Living in sunny Myrtle Beach and enjoying all the outdoor activities has its risks if you aren’t taking the proper precautions. Sun exposure can cause skin cancer to develop, often […]
Aging Well
Is Knee Replacement Surgery with Advanced Technology right for me?
So you’ve made the difficult decision to have knee surgery. Maybe it was an easy one or a hard one, but nevertheless, you’ve decided you can’t live with chronic knee […]
Swim for Your Heart and Joints
As you age, you may notice that your high-impact workout routine may be causing you some pain. If you are looking for a new way to burn calories without the […]
Do I need Joint Replacement Surgery?
Hip and knee arthritis are leading causes of disability, ultimately resulting in persistent pain and limitations in day-to-day activities for people suffering from these problems. When non-surgical treatments for these […]
Hip Bursitis and Hip Pain
Our hips do an amazing amount of work. These complex joints support the weight of our bodies and allow us to sit, stand, walk, and move our upper legs. When […]
Volunteering: A different new year’s resolution
At Conway Medical Center, the first face most patients see is a volunteer. These welcoming individuals greet visitors and patients and provide instructions for where to go. “When people come […]
Serious Illness and Hospice Care at Conway Medical Center
Deciding which path is right for you Serious Illness Care at CMC gives you, or your loved one, a chance to live life more comfortably. CMC Staff Chaplain, Patricia Douglass […]
Yes, men can get breast cancer
Know the signs and symptoms of male breast cancer Conversations about breast cancer have become more commonplace than years ago. There is a wealth of information available about detecting and […]
Grief and Loss
Grief and loss are a common and natural part of our lives, yet we often feel ill-equipped and alone when we are traveling through our grief. While grief is often […]
Shingles: Should I get the vaccine?
1 in 3 people in the U.S. will develop shingles in their lifetime. The Centers for Disease Control recommends that adults 50 years and older get two doses of the […]