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New $18 million emergency room planned for Radford
RADFORD, Va. (WFXR)- LewisGale Hospital Montgomery announced plans to build a new emergency room in Radford. The new, 11,000-square-foot facility will be located at Tall Oaks Crossing, near the intersection of Tyler Avenue and Rock Road. Radford ER will provide 24/7 emergency care. The $18 million investment is expected open in 2028. According to the […]
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LewisGale Physicians closes Westlake practice, plans to re-open in February at larger location
LewisGale Physicians closed its Westlake office on Scruggs Road on Oct. 22 and plans to reopen in February 2027 at a larger facility on Booker T. Washington Highway in Moneta. The new office will be located at 13595 Booker T. Washington Highway, in a building previously occupied by LewisGale Clinic.
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Carilion Clinic breaks ground on Daleville expansion
BOTETOURT COUNTY, Va. (WFXR)- Administrators with Carilion Clinic broke ground on a major expansion project in Daleville that will bring emergency care, primary care, and specialty services into one location. The ceremony took place Tuesday, October 20 at Carilion Clinic Family Medicine on Market Ridge Lane. According to Carilion Clinic, the 40,000-square-foot expansion will include […]
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Groundbreaking for Carilion Daleville held Tuesday
BOTETOURT CO., Va. – The Botetourt County Community is getting more access to health care. This comes as Carillion Clinic and its partners break ground on a new facility in Daleville. The new facility will be on Market Ridge Lane. The project is designed to meet the growing needs...
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News Release: Carilion Clinic Will Significantly Expand Access to Outpatient Healthcare in Daleville (Va.)
The Carilion Clinic will break ground on Tuesday, October 20 for a $35 million, 40,000 square foot addition that will be connected to the 25,000 square foot Carilion Clinic Family Medicine Center in Daleville, Virgina. The 40,000 square foot addition will include a 15,113 square foot emergency department on the...
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Carilion Clinic breaks ground on addition to its Daleville facility
Carilion Clinic has broken ground on an addition to its Daleville facility off US 220, which will more than double the size of the building’s footprint – adding a stand-alone 24/7 emergency department on the ground floor, and multi-specialty clinic spaces on the second floor. 40,000 square foot addition to Carilion’s Daleville facility on Market Ridge road is expected to open in 2027. Botetourt County is growing, especially on the residential side, with hundreds of apartments currently under construction. More people means more health care issues, and a groundbreaking today at Carilion Clinic’s location in Daleville for a 40-thousand square foot addition that will add a standalone Emergency Department and space for specialty care is meant to address that growing need.
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HERE @ HOME: Medicare Open Enrollment special
ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - Medicare Open Enrollment runs Oct. 15 through Dec. 7, and WDBJ7’s Here @ Home hosted a special to help seniors navigate pricing questions and confusion. The Local Office on Aging in Roanoke offers free, confidential and unbiased counseling through the Virginia Insurance Counseling and Assistance...
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Tri-Area Community Health is Seeking Court Review of Virginia Medicaid Reimbursement Decision
Tri-Area Community Health (TACH), a Federally Qualified Health Center serving Carroll, Floyd, Franklin, Grayson, and Patrick counties and the City of Galax, has asked a Virginia circuit court to review a Final Agency Decision related to Medicaid reimbursement issued by the Virginia Department of Medical Assistance Services (DMAS). The dispute concerns how DMAS calculated Medicaid reimbursement owed to TACH after the health center expanded services and locations over several years. TACH’s position is straightforward: when a safety-net health center expands services for Medicaid patients, Medicaid reimbursement should be calculated fairly and in accordance with the laws and regulations governing Federally Qualified Health Centers, and that, at the end of each fiscal year, reconciliation should be conducted to ensure TACH receives adequate reimbursement from DMAS to cover the costs of TACH providing services to Medicaid patients. An independent Hearing Officer who presided over TACH’s formal administrative appeal agreed with TACH on the central reimbursement issues. After reviewing the evidence and testimony, the Hearing Officer recommended that TACH met its burden to show that DMAS’s reimbursement calculations were erroneous and recommended that DMAS pay TACH approximately $7.48 million in additional reimbursement to make up for over a decade of underpayment. DMAS Director