Rock Hill physician honored for 30 years of service to Keystone

With more than 10,000 patients served and more than 100 babies born over the years, York County’s legal, government and non-profit community came out to honor Rock Hill physician Eric Johnson for his service to Keystone Substance Abuse Services.

Johnson has spent the last three decades as Keystone’s medical director, working with paid staff and volunteers to treat patients with substance abuse services.

Keystone Executive Director Janet Martini.

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Johnson, who by day is a family physician, had one of the day rooms in Keystone’s inpatient treatment center, says one of the most fascinating things he’s seen over the last 30 years is treating patients from all walks of life.

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Johnson’s medical practice sits across the street from Keystone’s offices. He says his service was a labor of love that from time to time, cut family vacations short.

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Keystone is York County’s designated substance abuse agency and in addition to an in-patient treatment program, also has outpatient services to help those overcome substance abuse.