List of hospitals in Virginia

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Hospitals and health systems in Virginia

List of hospitals in Virginia is a list of major hospitals, medical centers, children's hospitals, psychiatric hospitals, rehabilitation hospitals, military hospitals, veterans hospitals, critical access hospitals, teaching hospitals, trauma centers, and academic medical centers in the Commonwealth of Virginia, United States.

Virginia has a large and diverse healthcare system that includes general hospitals, outpatient surgical hospitals, critical access hospitals, trauma centers, teaching hospitals, children's hospitals, behavioral health facilities, rehabilitation hospitals, veterans hospitals, and specialty hospitals. Hospitals in Virginia are regulated by the Virginia Department of Health, and many participate in Medicare and Medicaid.[1]

Overview[edit]

Hospitals in Virginia are concentrated in several major healthcare regions.

Major hospital systems operating in Virginia include Inova Health System, Sentara Health, Bon Secours, HCA Virginia, Carilion Clinic, UVA Health, VCU Health, Riverside Health System, Valley Health, Centra Health, Ballad Health, Mary Washington Healthcare, LifePoint Health, and independent nonprofit hospitals.

Major health systems in Virginia[edit]

Inova Health System[edit]

Inova Health System is a major nonprofit healthcare system in Northern Virginia.

Major Inova facilities include:

Inova Fairfax Hospital is a major tertiary-care hospital and Level I trauma center in Northern Virginia.[2]

Sentara Health[edit]

Sentara Health is one of the largest hospital systems in Virginia, with a major presence in Hampton Roads, Northern Virginia, the Shenandoah Valley, and central Virginia.

Sentara hospitals in Virginia include:

Sentara Norfolk General Hospital is a major tertiary-care and trauma hospital in Hampton Roads.

Bon Secours[edit]

Bon Secours operates hospitals and medical centers in the Richmond region, Hampton Roads, the Northern Neck, and Southside Virginia.

Bon Secours facilities in Virginia include:

HCA Virginia[edit]

HCA Virginia is part of HCA Healthcare and operates hospitals, emergency departments, outpatient centers, imaging centers, and specialty services in Virginia.[3]

Major HCA Virginia hospitals include:

Chippenham Hospital is a Level I trauma center in the Richmond region.

Carilion Clinic[edit]

Carilion Clinic is a nonprofit healthcare system based in Roanoke and serving western and southwestern Virginia.

Carilion hospitals include:

Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital is a tertiary-care hospital and Level I trauma center.

UVA Health[edit]

UVA Health is the academic health system of the University of Virginia.

Major UVA Health hospitals include:

UVA Health University Medical Center is a major teaching hospital, academic medical center, and Level I trauma center.

VCU Health[edit]

VCU Health is the academic health system of Virginia Commonwealth University.

Major VCU Health hospitals include:

VCU Medical Center is a major academic medical center and Level I trauma center.

Riverside Health System[edit]

Riverside Health System serves the Virginia Peninsula, Middle Peninsula, Williamsburg area, and Eastern Shore.

Riverside hospitals include:

Valley Health[edit]

Valley Health serves the northern Shenandoah Valley and surrounding areas.

Virginia hospitals include:

Winchester Medical Center is a regional referral hospital and trauma center.

Centra Health[edit]

Centra Health is based in central Virginia.

Centra hospitals include:

Centra Lynchburg General Hospital is a regional medical center and trauma center.

Ballad Health[edit]

Ballad Health operates several hospitals in southwest Virginia.

Virginia Ballad Health hospitals include:

Mary Washington Healthcare[edit]

Mary Washington Healthcare serves the Fredericksburg region.

Hospitals include:

Mary Washington Hospital is a regional medical center and Level II trauma center.

Other hospitals and independent facilities[edit]

Other important hospitals and specialty facilities in Virginia include:

Trauma centers[edit]

Virginia has a statewide trauma system coordinated by the Virginia Department of Health Office of Emergency Medical Services. Trauma centers are designated by level according to the resources available for trauma care.[4]

Level I trauma centers[edit]

Virginia has several major Level I trauma centers that provide comprehensive trauma care, emergency surgery, critical care, specialty services, education, and regional referral services. Trauma designations may change, so the official Virginia Department of Health trauma-center list should be checked for the most current status.

Other trauma centers[edit]

Virginia also has Level II trauma centers and Level III trauma centers that provide important emergency and trauma services outside the largest academic and tertiary-care centers.

Examples include:

List of hospitals[edit]

The following is a simplified list of major hospitals and medical centers in Virginia. It includes general acute-care hospitals, academic medical centers, children's hospitals, military hospitals, psychiatric hospitals, rehabilitation hospitals, and selected specialty hospitals.

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Children's hospitals[edit]

Major children's hospitals and pediatric specialty centers in Virginia include:

Military and veterans hospitals[edit]

Virginia is home to several military and veterans healthcare facilities.

Psychiatric and behavioral health hospitals[edit]

Selected psychiatric and behavioral health hospitals include:

Rehabilitation and specialty hospitals[edit]

Selected rehabilitation and specialty hospitals include:

Former or renamed hospitals[edit]

Some hospitals formerly listed under older names have closed, merged, or been renamed. Examples include:

Healthcare regions[edit]

Virginia hospitals may also be grouped by region.

Northern Virginia[edit]

Richmond and central Virginia[edit]

Hampton Roads[edit]

Western and southwestern Virginia[edit]

Shenandoah Valley[edit]

Southside and Southern Virginia[edit]

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ↑ Hospitals(link). Virginia Department of Health.
  2. ↑ Inova Trauma Center - Fairfax(link). Inova.
  3. ↑ HCA Virginia(link). HCA Virginia.
  4. ↑ Virginia Trauma Centers(link). Virginia Department of Health.

External links[edit]

Template:Hospitals in the United States

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