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Sentara celebrates the five-year anniversary of the Sentara Brock Cancer Center and the spirit of volunteering and giving that brings it to life.

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is used for a variety of conditions, including burns from flames or heat, burns from radiation therapy, diabetic wounds, and skin grafts.

Sentara engaged with golfers to promote health awareness about diabetes, cancer, vaccinations, and more.

The opening marks a major milestone in the city's revitalization efforts.

The Lown Institute gave top grades to Sentara hospitals after evaluating more than 50 metrics related to health equity, patient outcomes, and value of care.

Sentara has always been there for Virginia communities.

Dr. Benza brings a distinguished career of academic excellence, translational research, and innovative clinical leadership.

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.”

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.

Borrowing a toe that closely matches the lost thumb offers a more functional result than other options.

The recent addition at Sentara Heart Hospital improves diagnosis and treatment.

The eICU team of intensivist physicians and ICU nurses monitors 132 beds in seven Sentara hospitals and actively participates in caring for patients.

The simulated doctor's visit allows service dogs and their handlers to feel more comfortable and confident in medical environments.

The Community Health team provides free services like health screenings, one-on-one coaching, nutrition education, and fitness support.

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.

New weapons detection systems now in place at both Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital Emergency Department locations.

Despite being 90% preventable, colorectal cancer is the second most common cause of cancer-related deaths for men and women.

Four hundred thirty-three students students, from Pre-K through fifth grade, at Bettie F. Williams Elementary School received a new pair of sneakers.

The new, market-based approach aligns with industry best practices and supports efforts to create a simple, seamless, personal, and more affordable experience.

Sentara is reducing plastic waste by converting 53 compatible machines to GE Healthcare’s bulk contrast injectors.