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October is Pedestrian Safety Month, and drivers and walkers alike can help keep vulnerable road users safe.
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The Virginia-based health system joins more than 150 hospitals nationwide using Regard technology as state lawmakers consider how to regulate AI’s growing presence in healthcare.
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A national nonprofit is pushing Virginia to take action on the issue.
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A legal challenge to Trump's executive order remains unresolved, leaving hospitals uncertain about resuming services.
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Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said the federal government was ending “federal taxpayer funding for sex-rejecting procedures on children.”
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Following an event like the fatal shooting near Norview High School, students may experience anxiety or depression and need to talk.
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The former Virginia governor talks about returning to medicine, what he learned in office and how he wants to be remembered.
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Local responders say Riverside’s psychiatric emergency department helps people in crisis reach specialized care sooner, as Virginia expands options beyond medical emergency rooms.
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It provides a new option for critical care between Newport News and Richmond
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Five years after federal hospital price transparency rules took effect, a new report says some Hampton Roads hospitals still publish negotiated rates in formulas that are difficult for users to calculate.
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Health care workforce leaders say some of the region’s smaller staffing gaps can be just as disruptive as lacking nurses or doctors.