Prisma Health begins construction on $180 million medical park in southern Greenville County

Prisma Health officially broke ground today (June 30) on the Fountain Inn Medical Park, a $180 million medical park in southern Greenville County that will provide expanded access to much-needed specialty healthcare services, greater convenience and reduced travel times for communities.

The medical park will offer a wide array of advanced and expanded outpatient services in one convenient, patient-centered location for the rapidly growing region.

More than one dozen medical specialties – including advanced cancer treatment and cardiology-vascular care – will be located under one roof in the complex. An outpatient surgery center specializing in orthopedic surgeries and other same-day procedures is also underway.

New specialties for the local area include radiation and medical oncology, neurology, ear, nose and throat physicians, urology and colorectal physicians.

Expanded services will include cardiology/vascular care, gastroenterology, general surgery, orthopedics and pulmonology.

Prisma Health’s primary care practice in Fountain Inn will also expand its footprint in the community. Located across the interchange from the new medical park, the practice will expand access to pediatric specialties and adult endocrinology.

Strategically located along the I-385/McCarter Road corridor, the 50-acre medical park is designed to meet the needs of the rapidly growing southern Greenville County, including Fountain Inn, Simpsonville and surrounding areas – considered among the fastest growing areas in South Carolina.

Site preparation is already underway. The new healthcare hub is expected to treat its first patients in December 2027.

“Today represents far more than the start of construction – it represents our continued commitment to expanding access to high-quality, compassionate care across South Carolina,” said Mark O’Halla, president and CEO of Prisma Health. “As our state continues to grow at a remarkable pace, we are focused on ensuring we have the healthcare services that support our communities. This new medical park is a direct response to that growth. It will expand access to specialty care, reduce travel times and provide patients with a more convenient, connected experience.”

Key features of the complex include:

• A four-story 130,000-sq-ft medical office building with more than 200 exam rooms.
• A 27,000-sq-foot outpatient surgery center offering greater access to surgical care at a lower cost than in-hospital procedures – but with the same level of expert care. It will feature four operating rooms specializing primarily in orthopedic surgeries with a mix of other surgical specialties. An additional four suites will accommodate a broad range of procedures, including GI and endoscopic procedures.
• A comprehensive range of diagnostic and treatment services including laboratory, imaging, and cardiac and physical/occupational rehabilitation.
• A full-service pharmacy, allowing patients to fill prescriptions on-site.