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Hospice and Palliative Medicine in South Carolina

30 providers, $9,952 in total reported payments from drug and device makers. Ranked below by lifetime general payments. The median provider in this group received $138.

Ranking high here usually means a consulting or royalty arrangement, not wrongdoing. Payments to device inventors and trial investigators are legal, disclosed, and concentrated in a small number of people — which is exactly why a list like this has a steep top and a long flat tail.

Ranked by reported payments

  1. 1Vipul ShahFlorence$2,400
  2. 2Naseem IsmailGreenville$2,182
  3. 3Arun SinghGreenville$796
  4. 4Alvin ReavesOrangeburg$739
  5. 5Kathryn RawdanClemson$631
  6. 6Cheryl TaylorGreenville$511
  7. 7Virginia AlexanderGreenville$307
  8. 8Mark FoxFlorence$266
  9. 9Audrey HensonGreenville$266
  10. 10Amanda VuppalaConway$265
  11. 11Katherine MolloColumbia$258
  12. 12Kristi Ford-ScalesSpartanburg$237
  13. 13Edward KnightSpartanburg$191
  14. 14Melissa TaylorFlorence$140
  15. 15Lindsey RishColumbia$138
  16. 16Elizabeth HigginsCharleston$117
  17. 17Benjamin ThompsonColumbia$98
  18. 18Conrad WilliamsCharleston$71
  19. 19Ryan FuchsFlorence$71
  20. 20Joshua PopeGreenville$52
  21. 21Karoline ThompsonColumbia$48
  22. 22Robert ToddGreenwood$46
  23. 23Teny GomezGreenville$21
  24. 24Nancy WickerGreenwood$18
  25. 25Amanda OverstreetCharleston$15
  26. 26Sabina HyderColumbia$14
  27. 27Stephanie Provost JohnstonGreenville$13
  28. 28Katie GambrellGreenville$13
  29. 29Elizabeth KyzerGreenville$13
  30. 30Jaymi MeyersSeneca$12
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