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Top Doctors 2024: General Surgery
Dr. Michel Aboutanos VCU Health – Ambulatory Care Center, Richmond Dr. Gregory F. Adams Sentara Comprehensive Weight Loss Solutions, Suffolk Dr. David A. Bettinger Surgical Associates of Richmond, Richmond Dr. Rebecca C. Britt EVMS Surgery, Norfolk Dr. Jay N. Collins EVMS Surgery, Norfolk Dr. Calvin Steeve David VHC Health[...]
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Dr. Aubrey Knight has spent his career listening to stories about the past. He’s talked to people who were miners during World War I. He’s spoken to Prohibition-era bootleggers. He’s heard endless stories of relationships severed then reconciled decades later. That comes with the territory for geriatricians like Knight who[...]
Top Doctors 2024: Emergency Medicine
Dr. Michelle Arzubi-Hughes Children’s Hospital of The King’s Daughters, Norfolk Dr. Taruna Aurora VCU Health – VCU Medical Center Critical Care Hospital, Richmond Dr. Michael J. Bono Emergency Physicians of Tidewater, Norfolk Dr. James Burhop Children’s Hospital of The King’s Daughters, Norfolk Dr. Benjamin L. Chid[...]
Top Doctors 2024: Allergy Immunology
Dr. Sally Joo Bailey Allergy Associates of Northern Virginia, Arlington County Dr. Courtney J. Blair Allergy and Asthma Associates, McLean Dr. Jyothi Gadde Allergy & Asthma Specialists of Greater Washington , Vienna Dr. Eric Karlin Allergy Partners, Williamsburg Dr. Craig S. Koenig Allergy and Asthma Specialists, Chesapeake [...]
Top Doctors 2024: Diagnostic Radiology
Dr. Rakesh Agarwal Commonwealth Radiology, Richmond Dr. Elise L. Berman Fairfax Radiological Consultants, Fairfax Dr. Jill Bruno VCU Health – VCU Medical Center Main Hospital, Richmond Dr. John D. Cameron Commonwealth Radiology, Richmond Dr. David Disler Commonwealth Radiology, Richmond Dr. Sarah H. Erickson UVA Health [...]
Top Doctors 2024: Anesthesiology
Dr. Benjamin H. Brockbank Bon Secours St. Mary’s Hospital, Henrico County Dr. Ilia Brusilovsky VCU Health – VCU Medical Center Main Hospital, Richmond Dr. Alice Coombs VCU Health – VCU Medical Center Main Hospital, Richmond Dr. Ronsard Daniel VCU Health – VCU Medical Center Main Hospital, Richmond Dr. Steven [...]
Bon Secours tops off new Suffolk hospital
Bon Secours held a topping-out ceremony Thursday for its $80 million, 98,000-square-foot hospital, Harbour View Medical Center, in Suffolk, expected to be completed in 2025. The surgically focused hospital will have 18 medical/surgical beds and four operating rooms and serve as an extension of the services offered on the campus,[...]
Gov. proposes $90M to launch ‘Va. Research Triangle’
In a preview of his 2024-26 proposed budget, Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced Monday that he is including $90 million in one-time funds to create “Virginia’s Research Triangle,” a network between the University of Virginia, Virginia Commonwealth University and Virginia Tech to build collaboration in biotechnology,[...]
U.Va. breaks ground on Manning biotech institute
The University of Virginia began construction Friday on the $350 million Paul and Diane Manning Institute of Biotechnology. Paul and Diane Manning launched the institute with a $100 million donation in January. Paul Manning founded PBM Products, which became the world’s largest privately owned infant formula and baby food busi[...]
Sentara takes sole ownership of Velocity Urgent Care
Sentara Health is now the sole owner of Velocity Urgent Care, the Norfolk-based health system announced Monday. In 2017, Sentara partnered with Velocity and transferred the operations of seven Sentara Urgent Care facilities to its joint venture with Velocity and a third party. Now Sentara, which declined to name the third party,[...]
Interim VP of Carilion Mental Health becomes permanent
Carilion Clinic has named Lisa Sprinkel its permanent vice president of Carilion Mental Health, adding to her duties as vice president of Carilion Clinic Home Health and Hospice department. With Dr. Robert Trestman, Carilion’s mental health chair, Sprinkel will lead the mental health team, which has a new location at Tangl[...]
EVMS, ODU merger pushed to July 2024
The merger of Eastern Virginia Medical School into Old Dominion University has been pushed back six months, to July 1, 2024, instead of January as originally planned, ODU President Brian O. Hemphill announced Friday during his State of the University address. While that date still meets the deadline set by Gov. Glenn Youngkin an[...]
