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Medications like Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, and Zepbound are helping many people lose weight and improve blood sugar, cholesterol, and blood pressure. You may have seen them advertised as an easy way to “jumpstart” weight loss. These medications can be very effective — but it’s important to understand what they are…
Barrier Islands Free Medical Clinic (BIFMC) has been honored as one of South Carolina’s 2025 “Angels,” a prestigious recognition awarded to nonprofit organizations demonstrating exemplary service and responsible financial stewardship. Secretary of State Mark Hammond announced the honorees on Tuesday, acknowledging 10 charities whose impact and efficiency stand out across…
“The community fostered here is really passionate and incredible.” For some, a volunteer experience is a meaningful chapter. For others, it’s the start of a journey. For one Charleston native, two summers of volunteering at Barrier Islands Free Medical Clinic (BIFMC) opened the door to a rewarding career of service,…
At Barrier Islands Free Medical Clinic, compassionate care often extends beyond medical treatment. Over the past year, a new collaboration with Project Linus, a national nonprofit that provides handmade blankets to children in need, has added a heartwarming dimension to the Clinic’s mission. The idea began when a drawing class…
“I am truly excited to step into the role of Pharmacist in Charge at Barrier Islands Free Medical Clinic. It’s an honor to lead our pharmacy efforts and work alongside such dedicated staff and volunteers. I look forward to contributing in meaningful ways to support our growing patient community.” –…
By Pat Kelly, MD “BIFMC delivers profound benefits to both individuals and the broader community. With the services we provide, the clinic helps detect and address health issues before they become severe and costly. … Furthermore, it promotes health equity by ensuring that underserved populations have access to essential care,…
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Save the Date for our annual ‘Clays For Care’ Sporting Clays Tournament – September 24th, 20205 at the Kiawah Island Sporting Club.
A recent study by the American Cancer Society found that almost half of all cancer deaths were attributed to modifiable risk factors, such as smoking. Smoking cigarettes kills more Americans than alcohol, car accidents, HIV, guns, and illegal drugs combined. While you may already know about all the risks associated…
J McLaughlin store at Freshfields to host author for ‘Sip n Shop’ book signing event Friday, April 18th for benefit of Barrier Islands Free Medical Clinic Local author Joseph Bauer will be in the J McLaughlin store at Freshfields to sign his books, including his latest novel Sailing for Grace,…
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