Lauren McKinney Evans, PA
Main:
(803) 907-8670
Fax: (803) 907-8679
Fax: (803) 907-8679
100 Palmetto Health Pkwy, Suite 200, Columbia, South Carolina, 29212
About us
Lauren McKinney, PA-C, is a physician assistant practicing in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility in Columbia. Although a native of Augusta, Georgia, McKinney has lived in South Carolina since 2012.
She earned her undergraduate degree from Presbyterian College and her master's in physician assistant studies at the University of South Carolina School of Medicine, where she was one of 20 students in the inaugural class. McKinney takes pride in providing compassionate care for her patients and strives to ensure their questions are always answered.
In her free time, you can find her reading a good book, exercising at Barre3 or fly fishing in the mountains with her spouse.
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