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New UVA Health Imaging Center Opened In Gainesville
UVA Health opened a new outpatient imaging center in Gainesville, expanding access to diagnostic services for patients in Northern Virginia. According to UVA Health, UVA Health Outpatient Imaging Gainesville is located at 7454 Limestone Drive. The center joins UVA Health’s outpatient imaging location…
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🚨 RFK Jr. just laid out the DEVASTATING numbers on America's autism epidemic, and DEBUNKED the BS studies which "rule out" vaccines being the causeIn 1970, the rate was less than 1 in 10,000 children.Today? 1 in every 31. In California, 1 in every 12.5 boys."Something happened in the mid-90s that changed our children, and it has to be an environmental exposure, because genes don't cause epidemics.""When it comes to the health of our children, government has an obligation
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Sentara Opens Two New Therapy Centers in Manassas and Burke
Provided by Sentara Northern Virginia Medical Center. Sentara Northern Virginia Medical Center (SNVMC) is pleased to announce the opening of two new Sentara Therapy Centers in Manassas and Burke, expanding access to high-quality rehabilitation and physical therapy services for residents throughout Prince William County and surrounding Northern Virginia communities. The...
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Humana, Mary Washington Healthcare in negotiations over contract renewal
Correction: Oracle Heart and Vascular has not been acquired by MWHC and remains an independent cardiology practice in the community. Unless an agreement is reached by Sept. 1, Mary Washington Healthcare’s hospitals, clinics, and physicians will soon be out-of-network for patients with Humana Medicare Advantage health insurance plans. MWHC...
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Mary Washington Healthcare chief medical officer to resign
Mary Washington Healthcare’s chief medical officer, Dr. Christopher Lewis, will be leaving the organization effective Aug. 14. Kendra Gerlach, MWHC’s vice president for marketing and corporate communications, confirmed Lewis’s departure and told the Free Press that “a transition plan is underway.”. The healthcare system’s CEO, Chris...
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STUDY: Hampton Roads hospitals ranked best in Virginia
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New rankings show DC region has deep bench of top hospitals
Patients across the D.C and Baltimore area have no shortage of highly rated hospitals close to home, according to the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings. A dozen hospitals in the D.C. area earned the magazine’s Best Regional Hospital recognition, while The Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore again landed among the nation’s elite medical centers.
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Washington construction company to pay nearly $1 million over toxic Anacostia runoff
Fort Myer Construction settles with D.C. for nearly $1 million over alleged toxic runoff into Anacostia River. After years of alleged toxic runoff from a Northeast D.C. facility into local waterways, including the Anacostia River, local company Fort Myer Construction has agreed to a settlement with the District worth nearly $1 million.
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Questions surround future of GW Hospital’s long-standing midwifery practice as patients seek answers
WASHINGTON - Questions are mounting about the future of George Washington University Hospital’s long-standing midwifery practice, with patients, doulas and former providers raising concerns about major changes that have left some expecting families searching for answers. FOX 5 has reached out repeatedly to GW Hospital and others connected to...
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'So badly needed': Manassas' Bright Center for adults with disabilities clings to hopes of reopening
Sidikie Kamara didn't hesitate in recalling the adversity he has faced in recent years and his decision to close his Bright Center for adults with disabilities. "It hurt me just to close that facility because it's needed, it's so badly needed," Kamara told InsideNoVa. "But because of financial reasons, I had to stop." Kamara, president of the nonprofit facility in Manassas that served adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, continues to show resilience following the death of his wife, Nyome, from sickle cell anemia in 2021, leaving behind the couple's son and daughter – who were only 4 and 7 at the time. The Bright Center was Nyome's creation. "We had over 60 young adults there, from 18 to over 60 years old, so we had a wide range of different age groups," Sidikie Kamara said. "The center was flourishing, was doing very, very well. She was really talking about expanding it, building the Bright Center's own facility, so that was already going into plan. Right during COVID, she got sick." Nyome Kamara, who had a master's degree in special needs care, founded the Bright Center in 2014, with the operations based at 10312 Battleview Parkway in Manassas. "It was
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Medicaid Expansion Recipients to Receive Yellow-Envelope Notice
Winchester, Virginia — Adults ages 19 to 64 enrolled in Virginia’s Medicaid Expansion program will begin receiving an informational notice in a yellow envelope starting in August regarding new federal Medicaid work requirements that are scheduled to take effect January 1, 2027. The mailing, which will be distributed...