Clarendon Behavioral Health Services announced that Dr. Edward Meyers is joining the practice beginning in February. Meyers is a physician with more than two decades of clinical experience, including the past 10 years focused on addiction medicine. He earned his medical degree from Northeastern Ohio College of Medicine and completed residency training in emergency medicine. After his training, he served four years at Langley Air Force Base before relocating to Sumter 19 years ago.
Substance Use Disorder Expertise
Meyers will serve clients needing MAT Services (Medication Assisted Treatment) for opioid use disorder, alcohol use disorder, and stimulant use disorder. He spent the last 17 years practicing at Colonial Healthcare, where addiction medicine became an increasingly meaningful part of his work. “Caring for individuals struggling with substance use disorders has been one of the most rewarding aspects of my career, and I genuinely enjoy building strong, trusting relationships with my patients,” Meyers said. His Christian faith and commitment to service guide both his personal life and his approach to patient care, according to the announcement.
Appointment and Access
Patients who are not already current clients of Clarendon Behavioral Health Services must go through an assessment and admission process before being seen by Meyers for MAT Services. To make an appointment, interested individuals can call Clarendon Behavioral Health Services at (803) 435-2121. The practice is located at 14 N. Church St. in Manning. Meyers has been married for 30 years and has four children.
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