In this heartfelt reflection, Licensed Social Worker Kim Hall shares how she helps patients overcome real-world challenges—from food insecurity to advance care planning—by focusing on the whole person. She opens up about the emotional side of social work, how she stays grounded, and what keeps her motivated to serve every day.

At the recent Senate Medical Affairs Committee hearing, lawmakers, lobbyists, and healthcare professionals came together to weigh in on a series of bills shaping the future of healthcare in South Carolina — most notably S.669: Team-Based Health Care.

Get compassionate in-home and virtual behavioral health care from Your Health. Therapy, CBT, and telehealth support for aging adults and more.

Inspired by a recent Colleague Connection webinar with John Dozier, President of Columbia College in Columbia, SC, our latest blog explores how trust, collaboration, and whole-person care help address the Social Determinants of Health (SDoH).

Life is full of challenges—some expected, some overwhelming. Whether it’s dealing with anxiety, managing a major life change, or getting access to essential resources, navigating these struggles alone can be difficult. That’s where social workers step in.

For Sarah, pickleball was more than just a game—it was her passion. She thrived on the fast-paced rallies, the camaraderie of the court, and the thrill of competition. But one unexpected injury nearly sidelined her for good.

Palliative Care is specialized medical care providing relief from pain and other symptoms of a severe illness. The idea of palliative care grew out of the hospice movement and is focused on improving a patient's quality of life. Counseling, a critical component of palliative care, is vital in helping both patient and family members set realistic goals based on desired outcomes.