Allan D Lieberman, MD FAAEM

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7510 N Forest Dr
North Charleston, SC 29420
+1 (843) 572-1600
https://coem.com

The Center for Occupational and Environmental Medicine (COEM) in North Charleston, SC, was established in 1978 by Dr. Allan D. Lieberman, MD, FAAEM, and is recognized as the first facility in the Southeast designed to serve chemically sensitive patients. The center specializes in environmental and occupational medicine, offering advanced treatments such as an intensive Biodetoxification program that attracts patients from across the nation.

Dr. Lieberman, who has retired after decades of dedicated service, has extensive experience in clinical toxicology and chemical sensitivity, with a particular focus on pesticide poisoning and mold injuries. With over 10,000 patients treated in more than 33 years, the center remains a pivotal resource for educational lectures and advanced treatment methodologies in the field of environmental medicine.

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