Your Visit
Your comfort and convenience matter.
Together, we are working toward a better state of health and wellness for you and our community. Whether you are a patient or a visitor, we want you to have a comfortable, positive experience at Coastal Carolina Medical Center, both before you arrive and while you’re here.
Explore the following resources to help you know what to expect before you arrive. If you have any questions before or during your stay or visit, call the hospital.
Getting to & around our facility
Find directions to Coastal Carolina Hospital. Coastal Carolina Medical Center is a sister hospital to Hilton Head Medical Center.
Guest services & amenities
Parking is free. If you arrive after the main lobby closes, check in at the emergency room.
If needed, we offer curbside pick-up and drop-off to help you out of your vehicle and guide you to your destination.
- Coastal Café is on the first floor, to the right of the lobby.
- Vending machines are available throughout the hospital on every floor.
When you stay the night at the hospital as a patient, a member of the food and nutrition team will visit your room to take your order for each meal. A chef’s choice may be delivered if you arrive after orders have been placed.
The gift shop is on the first floor inside the main lobby. It offers cards, books, magazines, flowers, candy, baby gifts, toys, and more. Call the hospital for hours.
You can request a security escort to and from the parking lot (available 24/7) by calling the main hospital contact number.
We recommend you leave all valuables at home.
Weapons, drugs and alcoholic beverages are not allowed on Novant Health property.
- Free Wi-Fi by selecting “Guest Network”
- A sacred space for meditation, prayer and reflection is available on the first floor.
- Comfort items, such as games, phone chargers, reading materials and extra blankets, are available upon request.
Tobacco-free campus
Smoking, e-cigarettes and the use of tobacco products are prohibited anywhere on Novant Health facilities, including sidewalks, parking structures and inside vehicles parked or driving through campus.