SRHS Nursing Units

Nursing staff competent to work across the SRHS system with defined training and years of experience. Assignments vary by three tiers and are based on skills, acuity and patient care needs.

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The Emergency Center is located on floor one next to the Pavilion. Services include Behavioral Health, Women’s Center, Chest Pain, Intermediate Care, Major Care, Fast Track and Level I Trauma Care. The population served includes all patients who arrive requesting medical screening exams. 

25-bed unit located on floor four in the main building. The primary population served is med/surg adult patients with a specialty in gastrointestinal diseases that may require telemetry monitoring.

19-bed unit located on floor five in the main building. The primary population served are patients with acute and chronic renal failure and those patients requiring telemetry monitoring. Peritoneal dialysis is administered at the bedside. 

30-bed unit is located on the first floor of the Gibbs Cancer Center. The primary populations served are patients with hematology/oncology conditions including palliative support, therapeutic and diagnostic care, and oncology surgeries. 

28-bed unit located on the third floor in the Montgomery Tower. The primary population served is med/surg adult patients with a specialty in urology and gynecologic surgery.

28-bed unit is located on floor four in Montgomery Tower. The primary populations served are general surgery and medical patients. 

25-bed acute medical surgical unit located on floor three of the main building. The primary population served is adult medical and surgical patients. 

12-bed unit located on floor three of the main building. Infants and children from birth to 17 may be admitted to the Pediatric Unit. Adults may be admitted to the Pediatric Unit based on the guidelines for “adult admission” to Pediatric Unit. 

4-bed pediatric intensive care unit located on floor three of the main hospital adjacent to the Pediatric Unit. The unit has continuous cardio/respiratory monitoring capability

28-bed unit located on floor five in Montgomery Tower. The unit primarily serves postpartum patients and newborns, in addition to serving low-risk antepartum patients. It is designated as Baby Friendly.

6-bed Obstetric Emergency Department is located on floor two in the Montgomery Tower. The population served includes pregnant females with obstetric concerns at any gestation.  

35 Level III licensed neonatal beds located on floor two in the Montgomery Tower. Population served is birth to neonatal discharge. Provides care for neonates who have complications after birth that may include prematurity, low birth weight, sepsis, congenital anomalies and other conditions. 

14-bed unit located on floor two in the Montgomery Tower. There are three surgery suites, four recovery bays, and two bays for pre-op. The unit cares for both low- and high-risk laboring patients. As a Level III Perinatal Center, the unit accepts premature and high-risk cases, as well as antepartum patients.  

24-bed adult intensive care nursing unit located on floor four of the Pavilion. The primary populations served are patients with life- threatening pulmonary/medical illnesses requiring critical care, medical and nursing management. Pavilion 4 Adult Critical Care is the primary location for level three medical patients. 

22-bed intensive care unit located on floor five of the Pavilion. The primary population served is patients with multiple traumas, complex abdominal surgery, traumatic brain injury, CVA and severe neurological deficit.  

22-bed unit located on floor six of the Pavilion. The primary populations served are pulmonary and medical patients requiring cardiac monitoring and/or high rates of oxygen, and CVA/TIA. 

28-bed unit located on floor six of the Montgomery Tower. The primary populations served are patients needing surgical intervention (including but not limited to weight loss surgery, reconstructive surgery, and trauma surgery), telemetry monitoring or medical conditions.  

28-bed unit located on floor seven of the Montgomery Tower. The primary populations served are patients with traumatic orthopedic injuries requiring surgical intervention and neurosurgery patients.  

28-bed unit located on floor eight of the Montgomery Tower. The primary populations served are patients with a neurological deficit, traumatic brain injury, CVA/TIA and neurosurgery. This unit also serves as overflow for patients with fractures, traumatic injuries and total joint replacements.

The Post Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU) is located on the second floor in the main building directly adjacent to the surgery. The main recovery area has 26 bays. The population served is all patients who have had surgery or been anesthetized except for CABG and neonatal patients. Additional cases include endoscopy, MRI, Laser Lead Extractions, blood patch, TEE, Cardioversion, CT and IR cases. 

Pre-Admission Testing is located on the third floor of the Physician’s Center in Suite 301. Populations served include patients preparing for surgery and optimization, interventional radiology, endoscopy and cath lab for Church Street and Mary Black campuses.  

Surgery is a Level I Trauma Center. The surgery unit is located on the second floor of the main building. There are 17 peri-op operating rooms, two cystoscopy suites, three open heart surgery suites and one minor procedure room. The population served is patients requiring surgical procedures except for pediatric cardiac and organ transplant procedures.  

Types of surgical procedures performed:  

• open heart 
• neuro 
• minimal invasive and advanced laparoscopy 
• general 
• trauma 
• pediatric 
• orthopedics 
• urology 
• gynecology 
• ENT 
• plastics 
• vascular 
• vascular access 
• robotic surgery (GYN, GYN oncology, urological, cardiac, general)

Surgery pre-op is located on floor two of the main building adjacent to surgery. The pre-op area has 27 patient bays equipped for day-of-procedure preparation. The population served includes patients arriving for surgery, interventional radiology, imaging services, endoscopy, cath lab, and patients returning to the unit for second stage recovery/discharge.

Six endoscopic procedure rooms located on the fourth floor in the Outpatient Center. The populations served are patients with upper/lower GI dysfunctions, pulmonary dysfunctions, therapeutic and screening procedures.

32-bed cardiovascular surgery progressive care telemetry unit located on the fourth floor of the Heart Center. The primary population is post-surgical treatment of cardiac and thoracic diagnosis. 

32-bed coronary care progressive care telemetry unit located on floor five of the Heart Center. The primary populations served are adult patients with cardiac arrhythmias/conduction disorders, cardiac insufficiency and post-surgical/nonsurgical cardiac interventions.  

36-bed unit located on floor five of the main building. The primary populations served are adult patients needing surgical or medical intervention and/or telemetry, to include carotid endarterectomies, renal angioplasty, and vascular interventions. This unit also serves patients with neurological dysfunction.

12-bed unit located on floor six of the main building, which may be opened as an overflow unit to support capacity. The primary populations served are adult patients needing med/surg care and/or telemetry. 

10-bed critical care unit located on floor two in the Heart Center. The primary populations served are patients with myocardial infarctions, heart failure, respiratory failure, multi-organ system failure, cardiac arrest, sepsis, TAVR, Mitraclip and other cath lab structural heart procedures.  

10-bed critical care unit located on floor two in the Heart Center. The primary populations served are patients with cardiothoracic and vascular surgery, TAVR, Mitraclip, other cath lab structural heart procedures, echoes, ECLS/ECMO patients and CRRT (Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy). 

This procedural area is equipped with three interventional cardiac cath labs, two electrophysiology labs and one hybrid lab. The primary populations served are those who present with acute myocardial infarction, acute coronary syndrome, congestive heart failure, atrial fibrillation and structural heart conditions.

22-bed unit located on floor six of the main building. The primary populations served are adults who present to the EC with an acute illness for which a complete evaluation and/or treatment is performed as an observation status. 

The lactation staff are registered nurses who have specialty training and credentials in lactation care and management. The lactation staff sees inpatients primarily on 5Tower (Mother/Baby), NICU, L&D and pediatric patients. The lactation department also provides outpatient services in the form of telephone encounters, outpatient appointments and telehealth visits. It is designated as Baby Friendly. 

This grant-funded home visitation program is for first-time mothers, who are less than 28-weeks’ gestation and utilize Medicaid services. 

The Venous Access Team (VAT) registered nurse provides insertion and management of peripheral vascular access and defined extended intravenous lines. 

The Hyperbaric Oxygen Unit serves adult patients who meet the criteria for hyperbaric oxygen treatment. 

The Inpatient Wound Team develops care plans and makes appropriate recommendations for complex and minor wounds. The team provides system-wide education on pressure injury prevention, organizes system-wide skin-related prevalence surveys, and is a resource for skin and related wound support.  

The Heart Failure Center provides evidence-based heart failure management to monitor and support quality of life and prevent hospital readmissions.  

The Heart Wellness program provides outpatient cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation, and medically supervised exercise therapy.  

The Gibbs Infusion Center is a 28-chair outpatient unit located on the second floor of the Gibbs Cancer Center. The primary populations served are school age through adult who require intravenous therapy or injections. 

This grant-funded program is offered to all newborns’ primary caregivers who reside in the city of Spartanburg. Shortly after the baby’s birth, a registered nurse will visit the home of the newborn, provide health checks for both the infant and the birth mother, assess needs, and offer supportive guidance on a wide variety of child and infant health-related topics. 

Nursing staff competent to work across the SRHS system with defined training and years of experience. Assignments vary by three tiers and are based on skills, acuity and patient care needs.

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11-bed adult and crisis units located on floors five and six of the patient tower. The population served is adult patients with various psychiatric illnesses. The 15-bed geriatric unit is located on floor seven. The population served is geriatric patients with various psychiatric illnesses. 

22-bed telemetry unit on floor two of the patient tower. The primary populations served are adult patients needing med/surg telemetry monitoring related to cardiac abnormalities, chest pain, CHF, stroke, COPD and electrolyte abnormalities secondary to conditions such as renal failure requiring hemodialysis or other medical conditions.

22-bed medical-surgical unit located on floor three of the patient tower. The primary population served is adult med/surg patients.

22-bed med-surg telemetry unit located on floor four of the patient tower. The primary populations served are adult patients needing med/surg telemetry monitoring related to cardiac abnormalities, chest pain, CHF, stroke, COPD and electrolyte abnormalities secondary to conditions such as renal failure requiring hemodialysis or other medical conditions. 

18-bed intensive and progressive care unit located on the floor one. This unit has the capacity to provide intensive care, progressive med/surg telemetry care. The primary populations served are adult patients following complex surgical procedures and life-threatening med/surg and acute conditions.

18-bed orthopedic unit located on floor two of Pavilion. Provides nursing care to acute and chronically ill adult patients, with a primary focus on patients requiring elective orthopedic joint surgery or injuries requiring surgical intervention. 

21-bed orthopedic unit located on floor three of Pavilion. The unit provides nursing care to chronically ill adult patients, with a primary focus on patients requiring elective joint orthopedic surgery or injuries requiring surgical intervention.

The Emergency Center at Mary Black is located on floor one of the main building. The population served includes all patients who arrive requesting medical screening exams. 

The surgical unit is located on floor one. There are nine operating suites, 15 preop and PACU bays and a state-of-the-art SPD department. Surgeries include general, orthopedics (designated as an orthopedic center of excellence for hip/knee), ENT, urology, spine, plastics, robotics, gynecology and ocular/retina. 

This 26-bed unit is located on floor two of the main building. Primary populations served include general medical conditions to include UTI, pneumonia, heart failure, hypo and hyperglycemia, electrolyte abnormalities and other general chronic and acute conditions, telemetry monitoring, and post-op surgical care.

This 26-bed unit is located on floor two of the main building. Primary populations served include general medical conditions to include UTI, pneumonia, heart failure, hypo and hyperglycemia, electrolyte abnormalities and other general chronic and acute conditions, telemetry monitoring, and post-op surgical care.

This 12-bed unit is located on floor one of the main building. Primary populations served are adults requiring ventilator and hemodynamic instability and other life-threatening conditions. 

Perioperative consists of two preadmission testing rooms, nine preoperative bays, five operating rooms, two endoscopy rooms, one infusion bay and four recovery room bays. Populations served include adult and pediatric patient’s inpatient and outpatient cases. Services offered include general, GYN, ocular and orthopedic procedures.

The Emergency Center is located on floor one of the main building. The population served includes all patients who arrive requesting medical screening exams. 

The Emergency Center is located on floor one of the main building. The population served includes all patients who arrive requesting medical screening exams. 

The Emergency Center is located on floor one of the main building. The population served includes all patients who arrive requesting medical screening exams. 

4-bed adult intensive care nursing unit located on floor three. The primary populations served are patients with life-threatening pulmonary/medical illnesses.  

20-bed unit located on floor three. The primary populations served are med/surg adult patients. Additionally, telemetry monitoring, peritoneal dialysis and hemodialysis can be performed at the bedside. 

24-bed unit located on floor four. The primary populations served are med/surg adult patients, with a primary focus on patients requiring elective orthopedic/spine surgery or injuries requiring surgical intervention. This unit can provide remote telemetry in all 24 rooms. Additionally, peritoneal dialysis and hemodialysis can be performed at the bedside.   

9-bed medical surgical overflow unit to support capacity located on floor one at PMC.

Nursing staff competent to work across the system with defined training and years of experience. Assignments are based on skills, acuity, and patient care needs. 

Perioperative consists of two preadmission testing rooms, six preoperative bays, four operating rooms, one minor procedure room, one catheterization lab and six recovery room bays. Populations served include adult and pediatric patients requiring inpatient and outpatient surgeries. Services offered include general, GYN, ortho, spine, plastics, GI and dental procedures. Designated as an orthopedic and spine center of excellence. 

15-bed acute medical-telemetry unit located on floor three. The primary populations served are adult patients needing medical care related to cardiac abnormalities, chest pain, CHF, stroke, COPD, diabetes, electrolyte abnormalities and other chronic medical conditions. Inpatient hospice care and wound care are offered on this floor.  

15-bed acute medical-telemetry unit located on floor three. The primary populations served are adult patients needing medical care related to cardiac abnormalities, chest pain, CHF, stroke, COPD, diabetes, electrolyte abnormalities and other chronic medical conditions. Inpatient hospice care and wound care are offered on this floor.  

The emergency center is located on the ground floor. Populations served include all patients who arrive requesting medical screening exams.  There are 11 monitored rooms, one results pending area and two fast track rooms. 

The Long-Term Acute Care Hospital (LTACH) consists of two med/surg units and is licensed for 97 acute-care beds. The facility includes a three-bed ICU or transitional unit (TU). The hospital specializes in treating medically complex patients with the use of high technical modalities such as cardiac monitoring, advanced ventilator support, and multifaceted pharmacological and nutritional regimens. The average length of stay is 25 days or greater for Medicare patients. 

The SNF is a 25-bed facility specializing in short-term skilled nursing with rehabilitation for patients with diagnoses such as, but not limited to, aftercare joint replacement, traumatic fracture, surgery of the musculoskeletal system, as well as providing aftercare recovery post- complex hospitalization. The average length of stay is 14-20 days. 

Home Health provides medical services to patients who are homebound, under the care of a licensed physician and in need of a skilled service such as nursing; physical, occupational or speech therapy; or medical social work. Home Health is an alternative to repeated hospitalizations, or an extended hospital stay. Working closely with the primary care provider, nurses and medical professionals provide care within the home, and via telemedicine. Spartanburg Regional Home Health serves Cherokee, Greenville, Spartanburg and Union counties. 

Spartanburg Regional Hospice provides a special kind of care for patients and their families, so that patients can live the remainder of their lives to the fullest with dignity and comfort. Hospice provides expert medical care, pain management, and emotional and spiritual support tailored to the patient’s wishes. This care may be provided in the home, in home-like settings such as assisted living and long-term care facilities, or in the Spartanburg Regional Hospice Home, which is a 15-bed inpatient hospice facility. Spartanburg Regional Hospice serves Cherokee, Greenville, Spartanburg and Union counties. 

Ellen Sagar is a 113-bed long-term care, skilled nursing facility that offers both short-term rehabilitation and long-term care. 

Woodruff Manor is an 88-bed skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility offering both short-term and long-term rehabilitation therapy.