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walk-inmedicalcare.com/
Find and compare doctors. View background and performance data.
www.HealthGrades.com
Nonprofit health care organization, consisting of Augusta Medical Center and community services.
www.augustamed.com
Includes hospitals, nursing facilities, behavioral medicine, and other facilities and services in the Hampton Roads area.
www.bonsecours.org
Includes St. Mary's Hospital, Stuart Circle Hospital, Richmond Community Hospital and Memorial Regional Medical Center.
www.bonsecours.org
Located in Norfolk. Part of Bon Secours Hampton Roads Health System.
www.bonsecours.org
Campus includes St. Francis Nursing Center. Member of Bon Secours Hampton Roads Health System. Located in Newport News.
www.bonsecours.org
346-bed acute care facility located in Portsmouth. Part of Bon Secours Hampton Roads Health System.
www.bonsecours.org
Replacement hospital for Richmond Memorial. Located in Mechanicsville. Part of Bon Secours Health System.
www.bonsecours.org
Part of Bon Secours Health System. Located in Richmond, Virginia.
www.bonsecours.org
Located in Richmond, Virginia. Part of Bon Secours Health System.
www.bonsecours.org
Located in Richmond, Virginia. Part of Bon Secours Health System.
www.bonsecours.org
General information, physician referral and health information, employment opportunities. Serves the western Virginia region.
www.carilion.com
Located in Roanoke. Teaching affiliate of the University of Virginia School of Medicine.
www.carilion.com
Community hospital has 260 all-private beds and more than 400 affiliated physicians.
www.chealth.org
Nonprofit, 368 beds, located in Northern Virginia. Part of Inova Health System.
www.inova.com
Nonprofit hospital in Lansdowne. Part of Loudoun Healthcare.
www.loudounhospital.org
One of three major teaching hospitals in the Navy. Also known as Charette Health Care Center.
www-nmcp.med.navy.mil
146-bed general acute care facility located in Blackburg. Affiliate of Columbia/HCA.
www.mrhospital.com
Provider of psychiatric care and substance abuse rehabilitation for children, adolescents and adults.
www.poplarsprings.com
153-bed, nonprofit community hospital serving Prince William County and its surrounding communities.
www.potomachospital.com
Nonprofit charitable facility serving eight counties. Located in Farmville.
www.sch-farmville.org
Nonprofit health services organization, serving southeastern Virginia and northeastern North Carolina.
www.sentara.com
Official website of the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense(Health Affairs) and the TRICARE Management Activity, Falls Church, Virginia.
www.tricare.osd.mil
Information for patients and healthcare professionals about the center's facilities, clinical programs and research.
www.vcu.edu
106 bed facility affiliated with the Carilion Health System; located in Wytheville, Virginia.
www.wcch.org
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There are more than 100 hospitals in Virginia. They range in size and specialty, from community and rural hospitals to large urban and teaching hospitals that offer advanced procedures and specialty care.
When you need to make a decision about medical care, it's helpful to be familiar with the local medical facilities. Some ways to be informed about Virginia hospitals in your area are:
1. Get to know the nearest Virginia medical center that provides emergency and cardiac care.
2. Know what hospital to be transported to for a non-life threatening injury.
3. Find about specialty care, surgery and therapy provided by hospitals in your area.
Action Steps
The best contacts and resources to help you get it done
Find Virginia healthcare facilities in your area
Begin your search for a hospital with a directory that provides size and rank data for hospitals in your area.
I recommend: Get information from The Joint Commission, an independent, non-profit organization the accredits hospitals and other health care organizations. MedlinePlus, a service of the National Library of Medicine, provides a database of hospitals. The Virginia Department of Health lists trauma centers and Critical Access Hospitals. Members of the Critical Access Hospitals program are small rural hospitals and Virginia community hospitals that must meet guidelines to get Medicare reimbursements. The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs provides a list of veterans hospitals.
Know which nearby Virginia general hospital provides emergency services
A trauma center provides emergency care for accidents and other traumas 24 hours per day. Trauma centers are ranked either level one or level two based on their facilities and equipment.
I recommend: Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital is a teaching affiliate for the University of Virginia School of Medicine. Specialty care, emergency services, and high tech services are offered at this hospital. Charlottesville, VA is home to the University of Virginia Medical Center, part of the University of Virginia Health System. It ranks high in endocrinology, gynecology and cancer treatments. Both hospitals are level one trauma centers and are accredited by the Society of Chest Pain Centers, a non-profit society focused on cardiac health.
Locate a Virginia hospital that provides specialty care
Some hospitals are dedicated to a specific group or function, such as pediatric and rehabilitation hospitals. A pediatric hospital provides care for babies and children and particularly difficult cases. Rehabilitation hospitals help a patient recover physical, mental and sensory skills lost because of a disease or injury.
I recommend: Children's Hospital of The King's Daughters is a regional referral center for more than 50 pediatric specialties including cancer, genetic disorders and heart and kidney diseases. The Inova Rehabilitation Center, which is part of the Inova Health System, has an inpatient rehabilitation program for victims of stroke, brain and spinal cord injury and other injuries. The occupational therapy program offers therapies that simulate real-life settings.
Tips & Tactics
Helpful advice for making the most of this Guide
- • When you are admitted to a Virginia hospital, make sure your medical team is aware of your medical history, especially what medicines you take.
- • Find out if you should take your medicine while in the hospital. Keep a list of medicines you take. When given medicine, make sure it's part of your regimen. If it isn't, find out why it's being administered.


