Prisma Health Pediatrics and Internal Medicine–Wade Hampton

Burgess, Andrew Jay MD, located in Greenville, SC, is part of Prisma Health, offering a wide range of medical services and support to patients. The facility is committed to enhancing patient experiences through a variety of resources, including price estimates, health information, and patient portals for easy access to medical care. Recognizing the diverse needs of its community, Burgess provides specialized services, invites public engagement through classes and events, and fosters careers in healthcare. The organization emphasizes a holistic approach to health and wellness, encouraging collaboration and open communication with patients and their families. Generated from the website

Andrew Burgess, MD is a native of Huntsville, Alabama and studied engineering and pre-med at the University of Alabama-Huntsville before receiving his medical degree from the University of South Alabama in Mobile. He completed his residency in Greenville, South Carolina in the Prisma Health System training in both Pediatrics and Internal Medicine and is board certified in both fields. He has a passion for primary care and loves developing relationships with patients and families from a diverse range of backgrounds. Dr. Burgess is also a member of the clinical faculty at the USC School of Medicine – Greenville and he considers it a privilege and honor to teach medical students. In his free time you will find him hiking, reading, writing, hanging out with his family and experimenting with different methods of brewing coffee.

Rose Coady, MD, was born and raised in South Carolina and has been in Greenville since 2018, when she joined Prisma Health Pediatrics and Internal Medicine at Wade Hampton. She is board certified in pediatrics and internal medicine. She received her undergraduate and medical degrees from the University of South Carolina in Columbia, and completed her residency at the University of Rochester Medical Center in Rochester, New York. Dr. Coady decided to go into medicine to do the thing she loves best – helping people. She feels that it is an added bonus to practice in her home state and give back to the community that helped shape her. She enjoys interacting with families, taking care of individual needs, learning people's stories and how they may affect their health, and helping educate children and adults alike on their health and healthy practices. When she isn't working, she enjoys hiking, movies and plays, reading, cooking, baking, and spending time with her family.