MUSC partners with Charleston schools for telehealth clinics
March 14, 2019Scarlette Ordonez and Behold Shockley, first-graders at Sanders Clyde Elementary School, have visited their school nurse, Allison Wukovits using the telemedicine network. (Photo/provided)
Charleston County School District has partnered with the Medical University of South Carolina to expand school-based health offerings through telehealth clinics.
MUSC Health operates its School-Based Health Program in 23 schools across the district so students can receive health care in school. Services include sick visits, chronic disease management, diagnosis and management of ADHD, sports physicals and specialized mental Read More
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