These providers treat patients at our four hospitals in Charlottesville, Haymarket, Prince William, and Culpeper as well as our network of clinics throughout Virginia.
Author: Megan Davis
From expanding access to clinical trials statewide, to ensuring every cancer patient has a dedicated nurse navigator, to earning national recognition in echocardiography research — UVA Health is advancing care that directly benefits your patients.
Non-muscle invasive bladder cancer has a high recurrence rate, but this treatment offers an additional way to stop it from progressing to a deadlier muscle invasive cancer.
With over 7,000 transplants performed, UVA Health offers comprehensive organ transplant services, robust living donor programs, and statewide outreach clinics to support you and your patients.
Genitourinary cancers — including prostate, bladder, and kidney — are complex and often require coordinated care. In this Q&A, UVA Health’s R. Dreicer, MD, shares insights on timely diagnosis, collaboration with providers, and what patients can expect from solid tumor oncology at UVA Health.
How do conditions like Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, or brain injury affect memory and behavior? In this Q&A, UVA Health neuropsychologist Virginia Gallagher, PhD, explains how neuropsychology and cognitive testing support diagnosis, dementia evaluation, and patient care — and how to use these insights in practice.
Stroke is a leading cause of death and disability — but 90% of strokes are preventable. In this Q&A, UVA Health stroke neurologist Amna Sohail, MD, shares tips for recognizing and reducing risk among patients.
Expanding access to expert care and education, UVA Health now offers a dedicated concussion clinic, upcoming CME events, and a next-generation hybrid OR.
UVA Health is among the few high-volume cardiac care centers in the country with the requisite skills and dedicated expertise to tackle chronic total occlusion. Find out how we achieve high success rates and life-changing outcomes.
Craig Portell, MD, shares the future clinical impact of his work, the complexity and diversity of lymphoma subtypes, and what drew him to UVA Health.