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Virginia’s Top Doctors 2026
Virginia’s Top Doctors is a peer-selected, statewide list of the top physicians across 87 categories of medical specialties.
Centra’s $600M+ capital upgrades include new hospital tower
What’s expected to be a three-year, $400 million construction project is underway at Centra Lynchburg General Hospital (LGH). A new six-story tower will add 266,200 square feet to the hospital and marks the biggest portion of more than $600 million in recent capital investments by Centra Health, a regional nonprofit health[...]
Directory of medical schools in Virginia
PRIVATE COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES EDWARD VIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE Blacksburg vcom.edu Programs: Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) degree, Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree with Research Distinction, a master’s in biomedical sciences, ONMM3 Residency and sports medicine fellowships Since its founding in 2[...]
Virginia’s Top Doctors 2026: Addiction Medicine
Dr. Caitlin Eileen Martin VCU Health System Richmond Dr. Monica Melmer VCU Health System Richmond Dr. Frederick Gerard Moeller VCU Health System Richmond Dr. Stephen John Popovich New Season Richmond Treatment Center Henrico County Dr. Brandon Wills VCU Health System Richmond Click here to return back to the Virginia’s Top[...]
Can Virginia’s medical schools fill physician shortages?
Virginia faces a growing physician shortage as retirements rise, residency slots lag and medical school capacity strains, despite record application numbers.
500+ ex-patients sue Chesapeake Regional, alleging negligence, unnecessary surgeries
Over 500 plaintiffs are suing Chesapeake Regional Medical Center, its current CEO and two former CEOs for negligence, seeking $10 million each.
Cannabist Co. strikes $130M deal for Virginia medical marijuana biz
The Cannabist Co. has scrapped a $110 million deal to sell its Central Virginia medical marijuana business to a subsidiary of Curaleaf,
Owens & Minor to change name on Dec. 31
Fortune 500 company Owens & Minor announced Thursday that it plans to change its name to Accendra Health, effective. Dec. 31.
Chesterfield County lab settles with DOJ in alleged kickback scheme
Next Bio-Research Services has agreed to pay at least $758,000 to settle allegations that it paid illegal kickbacks.
ODU gets $15M gift from Brock to launch nutrition institute
Old Dominion University has received a $15 million gift to establish a nutrition and lifestyle medicine institute.
Shenandoah Valley medical marijuana permit likely stalled
Debt-laden AYR Wellness’ foreclosure sale could delay medical marijuana operations in Virginia’s HSA 1 region.
Carilion exceeds $100M fundraising goal for cancer center
Carilion Clinic surpasses $105M for its Roanoke cancer center and launches a new $50M proton therapy campaign.
