:: EARLY CANCER DETECTION ::

The Center for Occupational and Environmental Medicine and Charleston Health Partners is pleased to be the first medical facility in the Charleston area to offer one of the most important screening tools available for breast cancer risk assessment and early detection.

Located just off the Ashley Phosphate Road exit of I26 in North Charleston, the Center for Occupational and Environmental Medicine specializes in environmental medicine with an emphasis on preventive medicine.

Our Staff

Allan D. Lieberman, MD – Medical Director

Dr. Lieberman is a medical doctor specializing in Environmental and Occupational Medicine. He received his M.D. from Chicago Medical School in 1960, and completed his residency in Pediatrics and Pathology at Children’s Memorial Hospital. Originally a practicing pediatrician, he became interested in Environmental Medicine when he found many of his patients’ symptoms were environmentally provoked. He opened the Center for Environmental Medicine in 1978 (now known as the Center for Occupational and Environmental Medicine) and the Program for Biodetoxification in 1988. Dr. Lieberman is certified by the American Board of Environmental Medicine and is a Fellow of the American Academy of Environmental Medicine. He is a member of the American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine.

Our Mission Statement

Our Mission is to provide women with a safe, painless and effective screening tool, which will allow for the earliest possible detection, treatment, and intervention of breast cancer. We strongly encourage women to take responsibility for their breast health into their own hands and learn more about the dietary, nutritional, lifestyle and environmental changes which they can make to decrease their risk of breast cancer. We will also provide women with nutritional protocols which have proven successful in reversing changes detected in breast tissue through Breast Thermography.