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Summer Safety Tips
Thu, May 18 2023

Summer Safety Tips

The weather is getting nicer and the sun is getting hotter here in SC, so let's talk through some key preventative tips as you and your family start venturing outside more. Stay Cool! South Carolina, especially the Midlands region, is notoriously hot during the Summer months, with highest temperatures occurring during July. With the heat […]
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We're Hiring!
Tue, Dec 27 2022

We're Hiring!

SouthernMED is currently seeking individuals to fill various clinic-based positions, such as CNAs, RMAs, Nurses and Providers throughout the state. Check our our open positions here: https://southernmedpeds.apscareerportal.com/account
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Need a shot record? Text SHOT to (803)866-7337.
Fri, Aug 12 2022

Need a shot record? Text SHOT to (803)866-7337.

SouthernMED is excited to expand our texting service to now include immunization record requests. Families can text SHOT or IMMS to (803)866-7337 to provide the necessary information and submit their request for processing. Our clinical staff will process these requests as quickly as possible, though we do ask for up to 5 business days to […]
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<strong>Text APPT to (803)866-7337 to request an appointment!</strong>
Tue, Feb 08 2022

Text APPT to (803)866-7337 to request an appointment!

SouthernMED is excited to introduce our NEW AND IMPROVED text-to-schedule option! Effective February 8, parents can now request appointments by texting “APPT” or “Appointment” to (803) 866-7337. Parents provide key demographic details and appointment preferences, and our team takes that information to book an appointment directly. No more waiting on hold, no more voicemails or […]
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Holiday Hours
Wed, Dec 29 2021

Holiday Hours

SouthernMED Pediatrics will be adjusting our office hours during the holidays to give staff some much deserved time celebrating with their families. Our office hours will adjust as follows:
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Influenza during the Covid-19 Pandemic: What parents need to know
Wed, Oct 13 2021

Influenza during the Covid-19 Pandemic: What parents need to know

Background Influenza, more commonly known as the flu, is a respiratory virus that infects the nose, throat and lungs. Seasonal flu epidemics typically run from late Summer/early Fall to the Spring yearly.  Children consistently have the highest infection rates of flu in the community during these seasonal epidemics and, therefore, play a pivotal role in […]
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