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Sentara Obici Hospital and the Suffolk Christian Fellowship Center have partnered to open a 24/7 refrigerated food locker serving food insecure patients and area residents.

Sentara Virginia Beach General Hospital honored 21‑year‑old Cherrish Faith Rodgers with an honor walk after her sudden passing and her family’s decision to donate her organs.

Sentara reminds residents to stay alert for snakes and know what to do in the event of a bite.

After a key role in the national JenaValve Trilogy clinical trial, Sentara Heart Hospital is now the only Virginia site offering it — the first FDA-approved transcatheter valve for aortic regurgitation.

Theranostics is an emerging approach to precision medicine, featuring molecular imaging to diagnose cancers, followed by targeted radiopharmaceutical therapies customized to attack patients’ unique cancer cells.

Sentara's premier cerebrovascular health event drew 150 providers for a day of evidence-based education, case study discussions, and candid conversations with survivors.

Students gain real-world healthcare exposure through interactive simulations designed to spark curiosity, build confidence, and connect classroom learning to career possibilities

Husband and father Dave Hummel suffered cardiac arrest, but thanks to quick action, immediate CPR, and a lot of faith, he is here to tell the harrowing story.

Sentara operates three designated trauma centers in Virginia and treats thousands of trauma patients a year. Most of the injuries are from accidents, not violence.

Built in 2014 for Ebola patients, Sentara Princess Anne Hospital's specialized isolation unit stands ready around the clock to assess suspected infectious disease cases.

The CMS star ratings provide patients with an objective measure of hospital performance.

The telehealth clinic at Pasquotank County High School expands access to health care for students and staff.

Understanding your care options helps you get the right treatment quickly, efficiently, and safely.

Managing heart failure has been a challenge for both patients and providers for a long time. A new approach to monitoring is changing that trajectory, offering patients a way to stay ahead of symptoms before they escalate.

The study is among the first in the U.S. to examine the impact of arts and music therapy on cancer patients.

The award is given to wound care programs that demonstrate consistently strong clinical outcomes.

This distinction from The Leapfrog Group reflects a commitment to protecting patients and preventing harm through strong, evidence based safety practices.

Out of more than 12,000 Medicare-certified home health agencies evaluated nationwide, only 1,319 earned the “High Performing” distinction.

One in four American suffers a concussion. The new program helps patients recover quickly and safely.

During home visits, primary care team members treat conditions like diabetes or heart disease, provide acute care for infections and injuries, and review medications.