Shelley Janeece Chapman, MD
Main:
(864) 455-1600
Fax: (864) 512-6095
Fax: (864) 512-6095
2000 East Greenville St, Suite 4600, Anderson, South Carolina, 29621
About us
Dr. Chapman has been on the High Risk Obstetric faculty of Greenville Memorial Hospital for 25 years serving pregnant patients and their families in the midst of medical complications or fetal concerns. She has interests in prenatal diagnoses and journeying with families through the challenges of preparing for unknown pregnancy outcomes. She enjoys teaching medical students and residents as team members in detailed patient care. Communicating medical information in a clear and understandable fashion is one of her primary focuses.
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