Miss Virginia begins tour of public schools to promote substance use prevention
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Miss Virginia Carlehr Swanson will promote healthy choices and substance use prevention to students in Virginia elementary schools.
Search Results for caregivers
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Forbes ranks UVA Health No. 40 of best employers for women in the U.S.
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National business publication Forbes has ranked UVA Health among America’s 50 best employers for women and in the top 15 among health systems.
Virginia Down Syndrome Association names Virginia Tech alum as new executive director
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The Virginia Down Syndrome Association announced last week that Michael Baum is its new executive director. Baum assumed his role August 5.
VCU Burn Center first in Virginia to treat patients with new technology
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A new innovation in skin regeneration allows for faster healing times using a patient’s own skin while reducing the chance for infection.
American College of Cardiology awards Heart Failure Accreditation to Augusta Health
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Augusta Health has been recognized by the American College of Cardiology (ACC) for its expertise and dedication in treating heart failure.
Mailbag: Didn’t Tony Bennett give up money to take care of his assistants?
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Tony Bennett does deserve credit for not holding UVA up for tons more money for himself, but UVA didn’t give the money that it would pay him to his guys.
Reauthorization act would help reduce suicide, burnout among health care professionals
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A Senate committee has introduced legislation to make more funding available to support the mental and behavioral health of health care professionals.
UVA Cancer Center, community centers partner to take cancer screening to underserved
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UVA Cancer Center is partnering with seven Federally Qualified Health Centers to get more Virginians screened for cancer.
Summer reading program for kids of all ages kicks off adventure at Augusta County Library
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Augusta County Library launched its Adventure Begins at Your Library! Summer Reading Program on Saturday, which continues through July 31.
New law shows Virginia’s ‘commitment to improving the child welfare system’
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin today signed House Bill 27 and Senate Bill 39, which creates the Parental Child Safety Placement Program.
