CCS Supports Cancer Research

Story by Connor Danielowski / September 28, 2022

2023 Update – Chronic Care Staffing Tees Off Against Cancer! CCS knows that a day on the golf course is always a good time. But when you do it for a good cause, that’s even better! That’s why Chronic Care Staffing was proud to once again sponsor a hole and a foursome for the 27th annual MUSC Hollings Cancer Center Golf Tournament. So, on September 25, 2023, the CCS team eagerly hit the links at Turtle Point Golf Course at Kiawah Island Golf Resort! 

CCS invites you to continue reading to learn about the Hollings Cancer Center, the important work they do, and how individual and corporate giving plays such an important role in making it all possible.

Cancer Funding Takes Many Forms

Events like these are always good fun, and they truly make a difference.  According to MUSC: “More than 33,000 new cases of cancer are diagnosed each year in our state. MUSC Hollings Cancer Center unites more than 130 physicians and scientists who work daily to transform cancer care. Philanthropy plays an important role in supporting the Hollings’ mission. The Medical University of South Carolina receives less than 6% of its operating budget from the state, and national research funding is increasingly competitive. Private philanthropy is critical to our ability to continue to serve as the state’s premier resource for cancer research and treatment.”

The money raised at a variety of events such as the annual golf tournament helps the MUSC Hollings Cancer Center to:

• Support physician, scientist, and caregiver recruitment efforts.
• Fund advanced facility construction projects.
• Research new cancer prevention, diagnosis, and treatments.
• Provide the latest, most effective treatments to patients.
• Support patient outreach efforts throughout South Carolina.
• Provide patients with the most comprehensive range of services available.

Good Time, Good Cause

In addition, it’s an enjoyable time! Eagle, birdie or bogie, a round of golf for a worthy cause is always fair play. Chronic Care Staffing would like to thank MUSC Hollings, the tournament organizers, and the players and donors for another magnificent event! If you would like to get involved and support the MUSC Hollings Cancer Center, please visit their Giving Page.

If your medical practice or health center would like to learn more about our many telehealth services, or you are a caregiver looking for a remote employment opportunity, please visit the CCS Contact page!

Connor Danielowski

Chief Operating Officer, Chronic Care Staffing

Connor Danielowski is the Chief Operating Officer at Chronic Care Staffing, where he leads operations, strategy, and growth initiatives focused on delivering high-impact virtual care solutions. He brings a unique blend of clinical service knowledge and financial expertise to help healthcare organizations implement and scale Chronic Care Management (CCM), Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM), and other virtual care management services.

Connor began his career in investment banking and private equity, where he focused on investing in healthcare businesses and working closely with management teams to drive revenue growth and profitability. This experience shaped his hands-on, results-oriented approach to healthcare operations today.

He holds a degree in Accounting from Washington & Lee University and brings both analytical rigor and a patient-first mindset to his role. In addition to his work at Chronic Care Staffing, Connor serves on the development board for the MUSC College of Nursing. He lives in Charleston, SC, with his wife and son.

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Tags: Cancer Research, Charitable Giving, Hollings CAncer Center, MUSC, Philanthropy