McLeod Health Carolina Forest Campus

McLeod Health Carolina Forest Campus is a hospital in Myrtle Beach, SC. The campus houses several outpatient services under the McLeod Health network, including McLeod Primary Care Carolina Forest 1, McLeod Primary Care Carolina Forest 2, McLeod Primary Care Myrtle Beach, McLeod Pulmonology and Critical Care Seacoast, McLeod Digestive Health Center Seacoast, and McLeod Occupational Health Carolina Forest. It holds a rating of 3.10 based on 24 reviews. McLeod Health is a not-for-profit, locally owned and managed healthcare system founded in 1906. Its network is made up of seven hospitals along the border of North and SC, with more than 900 members on its medical staff, more than 3,800 licensed nurses, and approximately 18,000 team members. In 2025, cancer services on the coast expanded with the opening of the McLeod Center for Cancer Treatment and Research on the campus of McLeod Health Seacoast, bringing medical oncology, infusion services, and radiation oncology under one roof in Horry County for the first time. McLeod Health also operates McLeod Children's Hospital in Florence, which cares for more than 56,000 children a year and welcomed Sugar, a facility dog trained at Canine Assistants in Alpharetta, Georgia, in November 2025. Concerns or complaints may be directed to the SC Department of Health and Environmental Control, the Joint Commission's Office of Quality Monitoring, or DNVGL Healthcare. As the Myrtle Beach campus of a seven-hospital, locally owned system founded in 1906, McLeod Health Carolina Forest Campus extends the network's physician-led, evidence-based care to the coast.