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Henrico Citizen
Families who lost loved ones in nursing homes demand reform
Here's how you can support them, this weekend
CBS News
Meet the twin doctors who co-lead the ER of a Virginia hospital
southfloridahospitalnews.com
HCA Florida Mercy Hospital Names New Chief Operating Officer
HCA Florida Mercy Hospital has named Courtney Gibbons as its new chief operating officer. Most recently, Gibbons served as vice president of operations at HCA Healthcare’s Chippenham Hospital in Richmond, VA. Before joining Chippenham Hospital, Gibbons served as vice president of operations and co-ethics and compliance officer at HCA Florida West Marion Hospital. She also previously held leadership roles at HCA Florida Sarasota Doctors Hospital and Wilson Medical Center.
WRIC - ABC 8News
Hopewell sues three manufacturers over wastewater plant funding after 1M+ gallons of sewage discharged
After multiple leaks and overflows at Hopewell's wastewater treatment plant, the city is suing three industrial manufacturers, alleging the companies failed to provide required funding for the Hopewell Water Renewal facility.
NBC News
New campaign aims to help millions at risk of losing Medicaid coverage under work requirements
MECHANICSVILLE, Va. — In 100 days, on Jan. 1, new federal work and reporting requirements kick in for Medicaid recipients, leaving roughly 10 million Americans at risk of losing healthcare coverage, as states scramble to prepare for the most substantial change to the program in decades. A new, $2...
Fox 19
WECT
Costly Care: Patients, lawmakers push back on hospital facility fees
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (InvestigateTV) — Brad Cardinale has suffered from chronic back pain for the last 10 years. He went to a pain management clinic at Mount Nittany Healthcare in State College, PA for treatment. “We tried things that began with simple, like trigger point injections with, a numbing...
KOLD-TV
richmondfamilymagazine.com
Grandmas Girls: Compassionate Care That Feels Like Home
When families begin looking for care for an aging loved one, they’re looking for much more than a place to live. They want to know that Mom, Dad, Grandma, or Grandpa will be safe, comfortable, and treated with genuine kindness. Most of all, they want to find a place that feels like home.
12onyourside.com
Maury County Source
Maury Regional Medical Group Neurology Adds New Physician
Maury Regional Medical Group Neurology has welcomed Joseph K. Vaughan Jr., MD, to its team, where he will provide specialized neurological care to patients across southern Middle Tennessee. Vaughan now joins Chaohua Yan, MD, at MRMG Neurology. Vaughan earned his medical degree from the Medical College of Virginia in Richmond,...
Henrico Citizen
HenBIKEo cycling festival returns to Glen Allen's Crump Park Sept. 12 • Wittman voted 60 times to undo the Affordable Care Act. Then he backed extending its subsidies.
HenBIKEo cycling festival returns to Glen Allen's Crump Park Sept. 12 Henrico County will celebrate the region’s cycling community with HenBIKEo 2026, a free bike festival Saturday, Sept. 12, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Meadow Farm Museum at Crump Park, 3400 Mountain
Charlottesville Tomorrow
Rural Virginia communities face real and lingering consequences from labor and delivery unit closures
Mothers and their children are at greater risk for negative health outcomes as their access to care shrinks in central Virginia and across the country. The post Rural Virginia communities face real and lingering consequences from labor and delivery unit closures appeared first on Charlottesville Tomorrow .
beckershospitalreview.com
VCU Health tops 1,000 hospital-at-home patients
Richmond, Va.-based VCU Health’s Hospital at Home program has provided hospital-level care to more than 1,000 patients in the Richmond region since launching in 2023. The program, run through VCU Medical Center, delivers acute inpatient care directly to patients’ homes. Enrolled patients receive daily virtual physician visits, two in-person home visits each day and 24/7 virtual nursing support, along with services such as imaging, lab testing, IV medication administration and physical therapy. To qualify, patients must live within 25 miles of VCU Medical Center, be in stable condition and have a low risk of complications.