Bamberg County health clinics announce temporary closures in June and July
Several public health clinics are on temporary closure or reduced-service schedules, and Bamberg County patients are told to call 855-472-3432 or book online first.
South Carolina Department of Public Health posted temporary closures for several public health clinic locations in June and July, and Bamberg County patients should call 855-472-3432 or use the department’s online appointment system before making the trip.
The affected locations include Orangeburg, where the clinic closed starting June 2 and vital records stayed open; Hampton, which shifted to mobile-health-unit only starting June 9; Union WIC, which was closed on Mondays in July; and Sumter, where services were limited July 13-17 while the health department was affected. Patients can also use the department’s Public Health Clinics Web Chat page to make clinic appointments online, and its HealtheLife client portal was updated Jan. 23, 2026.
Bamberg County families in Bamberg, Denmark, Ehrhardt, Olar and Govan use those clinics for services including vaccinations. When those clinics are closed or limited, residents may have to shift to another provider, wait for the site to reopen or reschedule online.
The Bamberg County Public Health Department is at 370 Log Branch Road in Bamberg and serves Bamberg County. It is not wheelchair accessible and does not provide hearing-impaired access.
Another local option is Bamberg Family Practice at 2113 Main Hwy in Bamberg. Patients should verify hours before leaving home, then reschedule through the department’s phone line or web chat if a site is closed or running limited services.
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