Lexington Health Campuses

The Rehabilitation Hospital Campus at Lexington Health focuses on restorative care education, offering specialized courses in physical, occupational, and speech therapy. These programs train professionals to help patients regain independence after injury or illness.

• Physical Therapy: Comprehensive training in mobility restoration, pain management, and exercise prescription. Includes neurorehabilitation and orthopedic recovery techniques.
• Occupational Therapy: Courses on daily living skills, adaptive equipment, and vocational rehabilitation. Emphasizes cognitive and fine motor skill development.
• Speech-Language Pathology: Specialized in swallowing disorders, aphasia, and voice therapy. Incorporates augmentative communication devices.
• Rehabilitation Nursing: Focuses on patient monitoring, wound care, and family education in rehab settings.
• Neurological Rehabilitation: Training for stroke, traumatic brain injury, and spinal cord injury recovery. Covers neuroplasticity and functional electrical stimulation.
• Cardiac Rehabilitation: Programs on post-heart event recovery, including exercise physiology and risk factor modification.
• Pulmonary Rehabilitation: Courses in respiratory therapy, breathing exercises, and COPD management.
• Pain Management: Interdisciplinary approaches to chronic pain, including pharmacological and non-invasive methods.
• Prosthetics and Orthotics: Education on device fitting, gait training, and patient education for amputees.
• Pediatric Rehabilitation: Tailored for children with developmental delays, cerebral palsy, and congenital conditions.

Learning occurs in a dedicated rehab facility with advanced equipment like robotic exoskeletons and virtual reality therapy tools. Clinical rotations provide hands-on experience with diverse patient cases. The curriculum integrates evidence-based practices and outcome measurement to track progress. Research opportunities in rehab technologies drive innovation. Continuing education credits are offered for certified therapists. Emphasis on holistic care includes psychological support and nutrition counseling. Programs range from bachelor's to doctoral levels, with certifications in specialized areas. Collaboration with main campus enhances access to broader medical training. Graduates excel in hospital, outpatient, and home-based rehab roles. Community programs teach injury prevention and wellness. This campus commitment to rehabilitation excellence produces skilled professionals who empower patients to achieve optimal function and quality of life, addressing the growing demand for rehab services in the region.

The main campus of Lexington Health offers a comprehensive range of medical education and training programs focused on healthcare professionals. Courses are designed to equip students and practitioners with cutting-edge knowledge in various medical fields.

• Internal Medicine: This program covers diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of adult diseases, including cardiology, endocrinology, and gastroenterology. Students learn through clinical rotations and case studies, emphasizing evidence-based practices.
• Surgery: Hands-on training in general surgery, orthopedic procedures, and minimally invasive techniques. The curriculum includes surgical anatomy, perioperative care, and advanced laparoscopic skills.
• Nursing Education: Comprehensive courses in patient care, pharmacology, and critical care nursing. Includes simulation labs for emergency response and chronic disease management.
• Emergency Medicine: Focuses on rapid assessment, trauma care, and resuscitation. Trainees participate in high-fidelity simulations and real-world ER shifts.
• Pediatrics: Specialized training in child health, developmental disorders, and pediatric emergencies. Incorporates family-centered care models and preventive health strategies.
• Obstetrics and Gynecology: Courses on prenatal care, labor and delivery, and women's reproductive health. Includes ultrasound training and high-risk pregnancy management.
• Psychiatry: Explores mental health disorders, psychotherapy, and psychopharmacology. Emphasizes integrated care for co-occurring conditions.
• Radiology: Training in imaging interpretation, including X-rays, CT scans, and MRIs. Covers interventional radiology procedures.
• Anesthesiology: In-depth study of pain management, intraoperative monitoring, and critical care anesthesia.
• Pathology: Laboratory-based courses on disease diagnosis through tissue analysis and molecular techniques.

These programs integrate classroom learning with practical experience at the state-of-the-art facilities. Continuing education options are available for licensed professionals seeking certification updates. The campus collaborates with regional universities for advanced degrees in healthcare administration and public health. Emphasis is placed on interdisciplinary teamwork, ethical practices, and patient safety protocols. Over 500 hours of clinical exposure are required in most programs, ensuring graduates are well-prepared for diverse healthcare settings. Research opportunities in oncology and neurology further enhance the curriculum, fostering innovation in medical practice. Community outreach programs teach preventive medicine and health education to local populations, bridging academic learning with real-world application. This holistic approach produces compassionate, skilled healthcare providers committed to improving patient outcomes across South Carolina and beyond.

The Newberry Campus of Lexington Health specializes in regional healthcare training, offering targeted courses that address rural and community-based medical needs. Programs are tailored to prepare students for practice in underserved areas, combining theoretical knowledge with localized clinical experience.

• Family Medicine: Core curriculum on primary care for all ages, including preventive health, chronic illness management, and minor procedures. Emphasizes building long-term patient relationships in community settings.
• Rural Health Management: Courses in healthcare delivery in rural environments, covering telemedicine, resource allocation, and population health strategies.
• Geriatrics: Focused training on elderly care, including dementia management, mobility issues, and end-of-life care. Incorporates interdisciplinary approaches with social services.
• Community Nursing: Practical skills in home health, public health nursing, and disaster response. Includes vaccination programs and health screenings.
• Orthopedics: Specialized in musculoskeletal injuries common in agricultural communities, with training in casting, rehabilitation, and sports medicine.
• Mental Health Counseling: Programs addressing rural mental health challenges, such as substance abuse and access barriers. Teaches counseling techniques and crisis intervention.
• Emergency Services: Tailored for small-town ERs, covering trauma from accidents and natural disasters, with emphasis on triage and stabilization.
• Women's Health: Courses on reproductive health, menopause, and breast cancer screening, adapted for regional demographics.
• Pediatric Care: Training in child wellness, immunizations, and developmental pediatrics, with a focus on family involvement.
• Administrative Healthcare: Education in clinic operations, billing, and compliance for rural facilities.

This campus provides a supportive learning environment with smaller class sizes for personalized instruction. Partnerships with local clinics offer extensive fieldwork opportunities. Courses incorporate cultural competency training to serve diverse rural populations. Simulation centers replicate community hospital scenarios, enhancing preparedness. Research initiatives explore rural health disparities, contributing to policy recommendations. Graduates often stay in the region, strengthening local healthcare infrastructure. Continuing education workshops cover updates in telehealth and electronic records. The program duration varies from certificate to associate levels, with flexible scheduling for working professionals. Emphasis on leadership prepares students to advocate for improved healthcare access. Through these offerings, the Newberry Campus plays a vital role in training compassionate providers who address the unique needs of South Carolina's rural communities, promoting health equity and resilience.