Business briefs
Novant Health opens Buckwalter Place Medical Park
Novant Health has opened its new Buckwalter Place Medical Park in Bluffton, expanding healthcare services in the growing Lowcountry community. The medical park houses primary care services, orthopedic and sports medicine specialists, and an imaging center.
Novant Health Buckwalter Place Primary Care opened in May. The practice is led by internal medicine physician Dr. Karen Henrichsen and nurse practitioner Mandy Strickland and provides preventive care and chronic disease management for adults.
The orthopedic clinic relocated to the new site and includes 26 exam rooms, X-ray services, a casting room and procedure rooms. Twenty orthopedic specialists will rotate through the facility.
The imaging center, expected to open in July, will offer X-ray, mammography, CT and MRI services. The facility complements Novant Health’s Washington Square campus, scheduled to open in July, and the future Novant Health Bluffton Medical Center, expected in 2028.
United Way of the Lowcountry names four new board members
United Way of the Lowcountry has added four members to its Board of Directors.
The new board members are Danielle Cobb, Renée Romberger, Nicole Evans and Blakely Williams.
Cobb serves as public information officer for the City of Beaufort and previously worked as a multimedia journalist for WSAV-TV. A University of South Carolina Beaufort graduate, she recently received the university’s 2026 Young Alumni Achievement Award.
Romberger is a retired healthcare executive whose career included nearly 40 years in hospital administration, primarily with Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System. She currently chairs the College of Charleston Board of Trustees and serves on the Spoleto Festival USA Board of Directors.
Evans, a Beaufort native and USCB graduate, is assistant vice president and branch manager at SouthState Bank. She has volunteered with United Way programs including Read Indeed! and Junior Achievement.
Williams works in economic development and local affairs for Dominion Energy. She previously served as president and CEO of the Beaufort Regional Chamber of Commerce and has more than a decade of experience in economic development and public affairs.
Get Stitched opens storefront
A custom embroidery and engraving business that began in a home garage has opened a storefront at Riverwalk in Ridgeland.
Get Stitched, founded by Karin Raymond, offers custom embroidery, direct-to-film printing and engraving services for apparel, promotional products and gifts. Raymond said the business draws on more than 30 years of experience in the custom embroidery industry.
The company launched in 2021 and expanded into its new retail location after growing demand.
“For the most part, when people want custom garments and gifts embroidered with their logo or message, they’ve had to rely on online retailers,” Raymond said. “What we offer is something that takes a lot of the stress out of that, with items you can see and feel before deciding and turnaround times that the big online retailers can’t match.”
Get Stitched is located at 149 Riverwalk Blvd., Suite H.
Totality MediSpa launches makeover campaign
Totality MediSpa is accepting applications for a promotion that will provide one Lowcountry woman with a customized aesthetic treatment package valued at more than $10,000.
The campaign, called “The Totality Transformation,” will accept applications through June 15, with the selected participant expected to be announced by June 30.
According to the company, the winner will receive a personalized treatment plan overseen by founder and medical director Dr. Nicole Nadel. Potential services include laser treatments, dermal fillers, Botox, medical weight-loss programming, IV therapy, spray tanning, HydraFacials and professional skincare products.
The participant’s experience will be documented through photography, interviews and social media content.
Totality MediSpa said all applicants will receive a $100 gift certificate that may be used toward products or services at its Hilton Head Island location. Applications are available online www.totalitymed.com/hiltonhead/totalitytransformation.
