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Healthcare Explorers shows youth the wide range of jobs in healthcare, enabling them to talk to professionals and perform real-world activities.

Two business leaders have joined the Board of Directors, which includes a diverse group of executives, physicians, and community leaders serving our not-for-profit mission to improve health every day.

Sentara has welcomed two trusted local practices, bringing new primary care providers, specialists, and care teams into the Sentara family,

$1.1 million philanthropy campaign brings Sentara mobile mammography fleet to five vans in Virginia, North Carolina.

Man Up to Cancer helps men facing cancer stay connected and supported through peer groups, retreats, and resources that fight isolation and encourage strength in vulnerability.

Dr. Deepak Talreja, the clinical chief of cardiology for Sentara Health, is the John J. Kreuger Foundation 2025 Physician of the Year.

Sentara Health and Old Dominion University have partnered to create a cardiovascular disease fellowship.

The one-year program is designed to improve job satisfaction among nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and other advanced practice providers while also boosting retention.

The chief of cardiology was in the right place at the right time, saving the life of a Virginia Beach man who suffered sudden cardiac death while driving.

Donations to program at Sentara Northern Virginia Medical Center help provide specialized, compassionate care to survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence.

Sentara CarePlex hosted two-day event for employees to get prostate cancer screenings at work. Sentara hopes to expand the pilot program across the system.

Sentara partners with faith communities to provide info on topics like prostate cancer.

At a time when Virginians were at risk of losing access to ACA coverage, Sentara worked with government leaders to meet the needs of Virginians — quickly expanding coverage and supporting the health of our communities.

After two years of preparation, more than 500 pages of documentation, and a grueling site visit, SAMC achieved its first four-year Magnet with Distinction® recognition.

A flu shot is a safe and effective vaccine that helps your body build immunity to the flu viruses predicted to be most common this season.

GRACY shows participants the consequences of reckless behaviors through psychoeducational programming and visits to hospital trauma departments.

ECT is an FDA-approved therapy and widely accepted in the medical community.

By developing and refining sepsis care guidelines through evidence-based recommendations and physician collaboration, Sentara continues to help greater numbers of patients recover from this medical emergency.

The new neurology residency program is the fourth in Virginia and the first in Hampton Roads.

Care team at Sentara Northern Virginia Medical Center carefully monitored and supported mother during six-week stay.