Press Release
Legendary Charleston news anchor, Bill Sharpe, is set to make his on-air return with The Southeastern Spine Institute’s TV program, “The Age of Spinal Medicine.” Sharpe will be hosting 30 Years Looking Back. In his Special Medical Report, he examines the history and the latest advances in spinal medicine and includes real-life stories of patients who have received treatments that have given them a new lease on life.
Executive Producer David Flander is thrilled to have Sharpe as the show’s new host. He says, “This is a great way to breathe new life into this exciting medical series during our 20th episode with someone like Bill Sharpe. Bill has been an important figure in the Charleston news community for almost 50 years and his presence will bring a level of credibility that is unmatched.”
“The Age of Spinal Medicine” is an informative and inspiring program that aims to educate viewers on the latest treatment breakthroughs in spinal medicine. The show features interviews with leading doctors and medical professionals who discuss the latest advancements in spinal medicine and offer valuable insights into the various treatments available.
In each episode, viewers watch real-life stories of patients who have undergone procedures at The Southeastern Spine Institute and have experienced life-changing results. These personal accounts provide an intimate look at the impact that spinal medicine can have on a person’s quality of life, giving hope to those who may be struggling with back or neck pain and thought they would just have to live with it for the rest of their lives.
Bill Sharpe is excited to join The Southeastern Spine Institute team and to share his expertise with viewers. He says, “I am honored to be a part of such an important and informative program. ‘The Age of Spinal Medicine’ is a valuable resource for anyone who is dealing with spinal issues, and I look forward to sharing the latest medical and surgical advancements with our viewers.”
“The Age of Spinal Medicine” airs on local TV stations in the Charleston area. Viewers can also watch the show online at the Southeastern Spine Institute website: southeasternspine.com
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