Nancy Howell ee, who led Carilion Clinic through more than a decade of transformative change, will step down as CEO Sept. 30, 2024.
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Preparation is key to avoiding potentially dangerous heat-related illness this summer
With near record temperatures this week in Virginia, one emergency medicine doctor says it’s important to recognize signs and symptoms of a heat-related illness.
Carilion Clinic is first in Virginia to restore upper limb function for post-stroke patients
Carilion Clinic is the first health system in Virginia to implant Vivistim® for improved arm and hand function post stroke.
Leapfrog Group: Virginia ranks second in nation for patient safety in hospitals
Virginia maintained its second-place finish for patient safety after ranking anywhere from first to sixth in the bi-annual rankings dating back to 2018.
Roanoke: Partnership to provide first clinic-based food pantry for cancer patients
Carilion Clinic, Blue Ridge Cancer Care and Feeding Southwest Virginia are partnering to launch the first clinic-based food pantry.
Don’t wait: Black History Month event to encourage mental health treatment now
The Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine will explore mental health in the African American community as part of Black History Month events.
Carilion Mental Health names vice president to team leading Roanoke facility
Lisa Sprinkel, vice president of Carilion Clinic Home Health and Hospice, has been selected to also serve as vice president of Carilion Mental Health.
Roanoke children’s hospital receives $2M donation from Southwest Virginia foundation
The Life Ring Foundation has donated $2 million to Carilion Children’s, Southwest Virginia’s local Children’s Miracle Network hospital.
Virginia health care professionals team up to launch coordinated research network
A group of health care systems, institutions of higher education and others have united to launch the Virginia Coordinated Clinical Research Network, or VCCRN.
How to safeguard against summer hazards including heat, ticks and algal blooms
To make the most of what remains of summer, an assistant professor of emergency medicine has safety tips for keeping your plans fun and safe.