“We are so pleased to continue aligning and innovating with this like-minded and advanced care provider for the benefit of the state’s citizens,” James Lemon, DMD, chairman of the MUSC Board of Trustees, said in the release. “We are excited for what the future holds as we move forward together.”
The two entities have worked together for more than a decade on clinical consultations, provider education and research.
The goals for the extended partnership include:
- Co-developing a strategic plan for genetic services.
- Continuing to increase access to clinical genetic services for MUSC patients and all South Carolinians.
- Building on collaborative telehealth platforms to improve wait times for appointments and consultations.
- Sharing resources and expertise where possible to lower costs.
- Pursuing additional workforce development, research, clinical trials and treatment collaborations.
- Advancing precision health and jointly serving as leaders.
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