Lexington Health has launched LexHealth.com to help patients find and access care quickly and easily across all locations, physician practices, and services.
Hearing the term "high-risk pregnancy” can feel scary, but for many women, it simply means receiving extra attention to keep both mom and baby as healthy as possible.
Knee replacement surgery can be life-changing for people living with chronic knee pain — but it's not a decision that has to be rushed. The decision is yours — and our job is to help you make it confidently.
South Carolina is in the “stone belt,” which means we have a higher incidence of kidney stones. If you’ve ever had a kidney stone, you know you don’t want another one. Urologist Namita Natalie Lopes,MD, answered our kidney stone questions.
Urinary incontinence is a condition that many women hesitate to talk about, yet it affects millions and can significantly impact daily life. The good news? Effective treatments exist.
Could an apple a day keep the doctor away? Apples are rich in essential nutrients, fiber and powerful antioxidants that contribute to overall health and well-being.
For as long as she can remember, Meredith Mobley struggled with her weight. Today, she weighs 140 pounds and says she has “never felt better” in her body.
Prostate cancer treatments — whether surgery, radiation, or thermal ablation — can affect the delicate nerves and blood vessels responsible for erections.
For many patients, the words "heart catheterization" can sound intimidating. However, Dr. Harry Hicklin, IV, says this minimally invasive procedure is a vital tool for diagnosing and treating heart disease.
Often overlooked, eggplant is a powerhouse of nutrition and versatility. This deep purple vegetable adds flavor and texture to meals and delivers an impressive array of health benefits.
From chicken nuggets to sugary cereals, the average American diet is full of ultra-processed foods (UPFs). Sure, they're convenient and affordable, but they're not ideal for our bodies. Here's why.
Abdominal aortic aneurysms (AAAs) are a serious but often silent condition. Ruptured aneurysms are the 15th leading cause of death in the United States and the 10th leading cause for men over age 55.
When it comes to maintaining overall health, few things are as impactful as regular exercise. A lack of movement can take a real toll on our bodies—especially our bones and joints.
Lexington Health has unanimously named a new president and CEO. Kirk Jenkins, senior vice president of the Physician Network at Lexington Health, will succeed Tod Augsburger, current president and CEO, on January 1, 2026.
Neck pain can be more than just a nuisance—it can disrupt your daily life, affect your sleep, and limit your ability to work or enjoy physical activity. Cervical disc replacement is a procedure that replaces a damaged or degenerated disc in the neck with an artificial disc.
The Lexington Medical Center health care network will now be known as Lexington Health — a transition that reflects the growth and advancement of the hospital that has been part of the Midlands since 1971.