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Sentara Health and Virginia Wesleyan University expanding academic relationship
Sentara Health and Virginia Wesleyan University have signed a Letter of Intent to expand their academic relationship by establishing a new academic unit at VWU called the “Sentara College of Health Sciences of Virginia Wesleyan University.”From fear to focus: A Sentara nurse executive’s cancer journey
June is National Cancer Survivors Month, a time for survivors to share their stories of hope and resilience. Shannon Martin, a Sentara nurse executive, shares her story.Sentara plastic surgeon used patient's toe to replace severed thumb
Borrowing a toe that closely matches the lost thumb offers a more functional result than other options.Sentara creates advanced cardiac imaging team
The recent addition at Sentara Heart Hospital improves diagnosis and treatment.Sentara eICU marks 25 years as first remote patient monitoring system
The eICU team of intensivist physicians and ICU nurses monitors 132 beds in seven Sentara hospitals and actively participates in caring for patients.Sentara simulates doctor's visit for service dogs
The simulated doctor's visit allows service dogs and their handlers to feel more comfortable and confident in medical environments.“It Saved My Life”: The power of community health
The Community Health team provides free services like health screenings, one-on-one coaching, nutrition education, and fitness support.David Masterson named President of Sentara Halifax Regional Hospital
David Masterson will join Sentara Halifax Regional Hospital in July as President. Masterson has been President of Sentara Obici Hospital in Suffolk, Va., since November 2021.Sentara Enhances Emergency Department with Renovations and New Security Technology
New weapons detection systems now in place at both Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital Emergency Department locations.Sigmas remove stigma: Sentara, Black fraternity raise colorectal cancer awareness
Despite being 90% preventable, colorectal cancer is the second most common cause of cancer-related deaths for men and women.New shoes, new hope: Hampton Roads community comes together to gift children with new shoes
Four hundred thirty-three students students, from Pre-K through fifth grade, at Bettie F. Williams Elementary School received a new pair of sneakers.Sentara reorganizes hospital operations to better serve communities
The new, market-based approach aligns with industry best practices and supports efforts to create a simple, seamless, personal, and more affordable experience.Sentara reduces plastic waste using bulk CT contrast
Sentara is reducing plastic waste by converting 53 compatible machines to GE Healthcare’s bulk contrast injectors.Mental health navigators help provide holistic care across Sentara system
After successfully piloting the behavioral health navigator role, Sentara is expanding this position across our system.Sentara renews ‘Let’s Be Kind’ campaign, marking Hospital & Nurses Week 2025
Sentara is re-launching an internal and community awareness campaign aimed at curbing verbal abuse and violence against health care workers.Sentara Northern Virginia Medical Center hosts farmer’s market beginning June 5
The market will run from 2-7 p.m. weekly at the main parking lot of the hospital in Woodbridge, Virginia.Seven Sentara hospitals earn ‘A’ safety grade from Leapfrog Group
Three Sentara hospitals—Sentara CarePlex Hospital, Sentara Leigh Hospital, and Sentara Princess Anne Hospital—have maintained the elite “Straight A” designation.Elwood Bernard "Bernie" Boone III Named President of Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital
Boone brings over 20 years of healthcare leadership experience and is known for building high-performing teams, expanding access to care, and advancing patient-centered services.Veteran credits rapid stroke response for saving his life
According to the American Heart Association, stroke is the fifth leading cause of death in the U.S.Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital now offering Aquablation therapy for enlarged prostate
Aquablation therapy is a robotic, minimally invasive procedure that uses a precision-guided water jet to remove excess prostate tissue.
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