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Community

"Healing all people” is at the heart of the Roper St. Francis Healthcare mission. That's exactly what we aim to do with our community health efforts.

Our vision

We strive to be trusted partners and advocates in our community. To us, that means actively engaging throughout the Charleston Tri-County area and neighboring counties to provide hands-on services, support and resources. Our goals are to address community health needs, improve health equity, reduce gaps in healthcare access and provide personalized care to empower and support our patients to live healthier, fuller lives.

Featured community programs & resources

Coming to your neighborhoods 

The Mobile Health Program proudly brings care directly into the communities across Charleston, Berkeley and Dorchester counties. We offer in-person testing, screenings, education and referrals. Check our events calendar for the latest schedule. 


Learn about our Mobile Health Program
Thanksgiving at Greer

The Greer Transitions Clinic helps people who do not have insurance, enough coverage or a regular doctor. The clinic provides care from board-certified doctors, teaches people about preventive care and helps connect them with social services and care providers when they need it.


Learn more about the clinic
Woman at checkup

The Roper St. Francis Health Services Center is the only one-stop-shop in the Charleston area for sexual health care and support. The center offers medical care, case management, and HIV care and prevention services like PrEP and nPEP. Many services are free or low-cost.


Learn about the center
AccessHealth Tri-County Network

AccessHealth Tri-County Network (AHTN) is a collaborative effort to connect uninsured and underinsured residents of the Tri-County area with existing health-related services and resources throughout Charleston, Berkeley and Dorchester counties. AHTN partners with area hospitals, free clinics, health care centers, volunteer physicians, human services, community and government organizations to bring healthcare to our community members who are in need.


Learn about the program
fitness class at senior center

The Lowcountry Senior Center and Waring Senior Center are owned by the City of Charleston and managed by Roper St. Francis Healthcare. Our senior centers empower older adults, 50+, for personal independence, healthy aging, social connection and lifelong learning in the Lowcountry. The Lowcountry Senior Center is located on James Island and the Waring Senior Center is located on the campus of Bon Secours St. Francis Hospital in West Ashley.


Learn about our senior centers

Roper St. Francis Healthcare at a glance

  • 2,528/yr

    Community education touches delivered by Mobile Health

  • $33M+

    Spent in charity care in a year

  • 213lbs.

    Of medication taken back through our drug prevention efforts

  • 50k+

    Neighbors served by our programs yearly

Get involved in community health

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Get funding

Let us help you with our annual funding opportunities for 501(c)(3)s.

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Become a volunteer

Help patients and support staff make a meaningful difference in your community.

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Request an event

We are here to help your event with medical education or support.

  • I want to say thank you. There are so many people here in such a happy mood. I had a rough day, but you all made me glad I came. Thank you for the medical care and for the army of women who showed up today to say, ‘We are here, and we will fight this together.’

    – Anonymous at a Mobile Health Program breast care event

Our Leadership

  • Renee Linyard Gary

    Renee Linyard-Gary

    Assistant Vice President Community Health

  • Felicia Veasey

    Felicia Veasey

    Director of Community Health

  • Casey Brunson

    Casey Brunson

    Community Service Lines Program Manager

Our latest updates and events

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