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According to the American Heart Association, stroke is the fifth leading cause of death in the U.S.

Aquablation therapy is a robotic, minimally invasive procedure that uses a precision-guided water jet to remove excess prostate tissue.

The goal is to provide expectant mothers with the knowledge and confidence they need to thrive throughout their pregnancy journey and beyond.

As one of six mobile care vehicles operating across the Sentara Health network, this recent addition now serves Danville city and Charlotte, Halifax, Mecklenburg, and Pittsylvania counties.

After her mom battled stage 3 breast cancer, Elizabeth Huddle of Norfolk, Virginia came up with the idea of creating coping boxes for kids of parents undergoing cancer treatment.

New Dad 101 gives men the confidence and solid foundation to be an engaged father from the beginning.

Just days before her 50th birthday, Laura Stapleton felt chest pain and a strange sensation in her left arm.

The new Virginia law lets Sentara’s team gather evidence of assault and strangulation and send it to the state forensic lab without a police case number attached.

A Sentara Obici Hospital environmental services worker has been bringing light and love to patients for more than three decades.

The award recognizes outstanding physicians on the Sentara medical Staff who demonstrate excellence in patient care, customer service, communication, and teamwork.

Since starting in this new role in 2023, the Sentara Health Plans coordinator has helped Native American health plan members throughout Virginia access providers.

With nearly 75 providers on the medical staff, Sentara Halifax Regional Hospital received multiple award nominations.

Marc-Ale Augustin is one of 71 Sentara athletic trainers in Virginia and North Carolina who support athletes through the Rehabilitation division.

After an overwhelmingly positive reception by both patients and providers, Sentara is in the process of embedding more therapists in primary care, increasing access to mental health services.

Sentara is asking care team members to sit and talk with patients, leading to improvements in patient experience.

In Virginia, the surge in the disease is worst in the Hampton Roads region.

After receiving an anonymous kidney donation, an Elizabeth City, North Carolina woman is on a mission to help others find their match.

Sentara has always been there for Virginia communities.

Since relaunching in 2024, the program has helped more than 500 patients lead healthier lives.

Christy Grabus, chief nursing officer of Sentara Northern Virginia Medical Center, has been named one of Prince William Living’s 2025 Influential Women.