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UVA cancer clinic moves local office

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UVA Hope Cancer Care-Augusta has relocated to UVA Medical Park Augusta, 57 Beam Lane, Suite 300 in Fishersville, just across the street from its former location.

The new location features:

  • Expanded clinical space, including open and private infusion areas
  • Comfortable space with mountain views for patients and caregivers
  • Plenty of convenient, free parking located near the clinic entrance

“We are committed to caring for patients close to home,” says Maya Ghaemmaghami, MD, hematologist/oncologist with UVA Hope Cancer Care. “When more specialized cancer care is best for our patients, such as advanced surgery or a clinical trial, coordinated care is available with just a short drive to Charlottesville.”

For more than 25 years, H.O.P.E. Inc. physicians, nurse practitioners and staff have provided full-time cancer care to the Augusta community. While the name has changed to UVA Hope Cancer Care-Augusta, their commitment to providing quality patient care remains the same.

For more information about the new location, please visit www.uvahealth.com/hopeaugusta or call 540.213.2220.

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