McLeod Health Dillon Delivers Health Services along the South & North Carolina Border

McLeod Health Dillon stands as a proud member of the McLeod Health system that stretches from the Midlands to the Coast of South Carolina. McLeod Health Dillon continues its tradition of bringing health care to Dillon and the bordering counties of South and North Carolina with a valuable complement of inpatient and outpatient services. McLeod Health Dillon has 79 acute care beds, cardiac, women’s, surgical, orthopedic and other services.

In addition to fiscal stability, McLeod Health brings to our hospital its nationally recognized processes and efforts to ensure patient safety and improve the quality of care.

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  • McLeod DillonEarns the Highest Safety Score Among Nation’s Hospitals.

    McLeod Dillon has earned an “A” grade for safety from The Leapfrog Group. It is the highest possible rating for delivering outstanding results in patient safety. The Leapfrog Group is a national non-profit group that informs Americans about the safety and quality of hospitals across the United States. McLeod Health Dillon is your most trusted choice for medical excellence.

  • Improving Care and Patient Safety

    In addition to fiscal stability, McLeod Health brings to our hospital its nationally recognized processes and efforts to ensure patient safety and improve the quality of care.

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  • McLeod Health Dillon, Inspired by Its Religious Roots, Continues to Expand Health Services

    McLeod Health Dillon became part of McLeod Health in 1998, but it’s service goes back to World War II and the vision of local surgeon Dr. William Branford. He appealed to  Catholic Bishop Emmet Walsh in Charleston, who ask for assistance from the St Louis-based Sisters of St. Mary.

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    They traveled to Dillon and helped raise money for St. Eugene,  a 4-story hospital that opened in 1943. After several decades, a new facility was needed. In only 14 days the citizens of Dillon County raised $400,000 to help fund a $3 million facility that opened in 1972. The hospital’s name may have changed but it’s mission and commitment to Dillon County remains the same.

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