Interim HealthCare Inc. Acquires Its Second-Largest Franchise
Interim HealthCare Inc. announced it has expanded corporate operations to the upstate & midlands of South Carolina along with a new Atlanta hospice location

SUNRISE, Florida—Interim HealthCare Inc. announced it has acquired its second-largest franchisee and one of the longest-tenured franchise operations in the Interim HealthCare network.

Effective Jan. 1, 2026, Interim’s corporate operations expanded to include the upstate and midlands of South Carolina, along with a hospice location in Atlanta, Georgia. Local franchise leadership will now report into Interim HealthCare’s headquarters.

Interim HealthCare Expands in South Carolina
Interim HealthCare Inc. has expanded in South Carolina with its new co-owners Gary & Clemons Cooper

SUNRISE, Florida—Interim HealthCare Inc., a provider of home health and staffing services, announced an expansion in South Carolina, backed by Gary Cooper, a longtime South Carolina health care entrepreneur and co-founder of Palmetto Infusion Services. Alongside his son and business partner, Clemons Cooper, they will oversee operations across Chesterfield, Clarendon, Darlington, Florence, Kershaw, Lee, Marlboro, Sumter and Williamsburg counties.

Diamond Care Expands Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Services
This is in response to rising demand for transport solutions for elderly & disabled patients

CHARLESTON, South Carolina—Diamond Care Transportation, a provider of non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT), has expanded its operations to provide comprehensive paratransit transportation, senior ride services and wheelchair transportation throughout South Carolina and into surrounding states including Florida, Washington, Maryland and the District of Columbia.

MiraSol Health Expands Leadership Team to Support Regional Growth
New appointments will strengthen strategic vision, expanding services & community impact

BLUFFTON, South Carolina—MiraSol Health, a nonprofit provider of compassionate end-of-life care, palliative and grief care services in South Carolina's Beaufort, Jasper, Colleton and Hampton counties, announced the addition of four new professionals to its leadership team.


Hospice Care of The Lowcountry Annouces Rebranding
Now known as “MiraSol Health,” the company intends to expand its services to better serve the community

BLUFFTON, South Carolina—Hospice Care of the Lowcountry, a nonprofit provider of end-of-life, palliative and grief care services, announced its rebranding as “MiraSol Health.” The company said its new name intends to reflect its growing range of services and its evolving care delivery approach, which aims to support patients facing serious illnesses, terminal diagnoses or grief, as well as provide support to caregivers.

CMS Provides Resources, Flexibilities for Hurricane Debby
CMS announced additional resources & flexibilities available in response to Hurricane Debby in Florida, Georgia & South Carolina

WASHINGTON—The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) announced additional resources and flexibilities available in response to Hurricane Debby, now Tropical Storm Debby, in the states of Florida, Georgia and South Carolina. CMS is working closely with these states to ensure those affected by this natural disaster have access to the care they need—when they need it most.

Cardinal Health to Build at-Home Solutions Distribution Center in South Carolina
New facility is the largest at-Home Solutions has built to date, set to accommodate continued business and home health care industry growth

DUBLIN, Ohio—Cardinal Health announced its plans to build a new distribution center in the Greenville, South Carolina, area, to support its at-Home Solutions business, a home health care medical supplies provider serving people with chronic and serious health conditions in the United States.
 

Emergency Relief Resources and Guidance for Hurricane Impacted Providers
Directed guidance for providers impacted by Hurricane Irma.

—Via AAHomecare, WASHINGTON, D.C. (September 18, 2017)—AAHomecare continues to work with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) to find immediate solutions for HME providers serving patients in areas affected by Hurricane Irma. In a conversation with CMS today, the agency offered further resources and contact information for providers facing challenges caring for patients.