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    HCA Virginia

    Our Mission

    Whatever your healthcare need, HCA Virginia has the caregivers and expertise to help. We’re the health system with the most hospitals, outpatient centers, advanced technologies, specialists and staff in Central Virginia. The one more people choose to fix their hearts, fight their cancer, treat their emergencies, and bring their babies into the world. The core of HCA Virginia is our seven hospitals: Chippenham, Johnston-Willis, Henrico Doctors', Retreat Doctors', Parham Doctors', John Randolph, and Spotsylvania Regional. But we also have 2,500 affiliated physicians and more than 70 other facilities where care is provided, including physician offices, imaging centers, surgery centers and free-standing emergency rooms. We are part of Hospital Corporation of American (HCA, Inc), the leading provider of healthcare services in America, giving us access to proven clinical practices that we employ on behalf of all of our patients and their families.

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    • Chippenham Hospital - HCA Virginia
    • Henrico Doctors' Hospital - HCA Virginia
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    Associated Groups

      • Chippenham Hospital - HCA Virginia
      • Henrico Doctors' Hospital - HCA Virginia
      • John Randolph Medical Center - HCA Virginia
      • Johnston-Willis Hospital - HCA Virginia
      • Parham Doctors' Hospital - HCA Virginia
      • Retreat Doctors’ Hospital - HCA Virginia
      • Hanover Emergency Center - HCA Virginia
      • West Creek Emergency Center - HCA Virginia
      • Spotsylvania Regional Medical Center

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      Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information in this directory. However some changes may occur between updates. Please check with your provider to ensure that he or she participates in your health plan.

      Last Updated: February 13th, 2012

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        On Jun 19, 2019

        Who should have a computerized tomography (CT) heart scan?

        If you have two or more of the below symptoms you may be a candidate for a computerized tomography (CT) heart scan:  Men over 40 or women over 50 History of smoking High blood pressure...

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      • HCA Virginia
        HCA Virginia has answered a question
        On Mar 11, 2019

        How can I prepare to run in cold weather?

        The cold shouldn’t be a major problem for runners, but you need to be aware of the extra challenge these conditions present. Runners should dress in layers, including a hat that can be shed a...

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      • HCA Virginia
        HCA Virginia has answered a question
        On Mar 11, 2019

        What can I do if my newborn baby is making me angry?

        If you ever feel that you are becoming aggravated or angry with your newborn baby, ask for help from friends or family right away. Never shake your baby. This can cause brain damage or even death. ...

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      • HCA Virginia
        HCA Virginia has answered a question
        On Mar 11, 2019

        How much weight will I lose through the balloon procedure for weight loss?

        Most people will lose an average of 35 pounds. There are people that get a balloon, lose the 35 pounds and keep it off, but there are also people that put all the weight back on as soon as the ball...

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      • HCA Virginia
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        On Mar 11, 2019

        What stroke risk factors cannot be controlled or changed?

        Age is the single most important risk factor for stroke overall. Stroke rates steadily increase after age 55. There is also a likely genetic component to stroke, which is an area of active research...

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      • HCA Virginia
        HCA Virginia has answered a question
        On Mar 11, 2019

        What are the long-term consequences of having a stroke at a young age?

        The most pressing long-term consequence of a stroke at a young age includes having to live a longer period of time with the disabilities, both physical and behavioral, that were caused by the origi...

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      • HCA Virginia
        HCA Virginia has answered a question
        On Mar 11, 2019

        What is a term pregnancy?

        In humans, singleton (one-baby) pregnancy lasts, on average, 40 weeks, or 280 days from the first day of the last menstrual period, which this is how doctors determine the estimated due date. By co...

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      • HCA Virginia
        HCA Virginia has answered a question
        On Mar 11, 2019

        What are the treatments to stop a stroke in progress?

        There are several aspects of stroke treatment that are introduced simultaneously in order to achieve the fastest and safest treatment outcome. Patients usually initially present at the emergency ro...

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      • HCA Virginia
        HCA Virginia has answered a question
        On Mar 11, 2019

        What are the risk factors for stroke?

        Age is the single most important risk factor for stroke overall. Stroke rates steadily increase after age 55. There is also a likely genetic component to stroke, which is an area of active research...

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      • HCA Virginia
        HCA Virginia has answered a question
        On Mar 11, 2019

        What is diverticulosis?

        Diverticulosis is the presence of small pockets, or tics, in the wall of the colon, primarily of the sigmoid colon just above the rectum. The condition is uncommon in cultures and countries where d...

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      • HCA Virginia
        HCA Virginia has answered a question
        On Mar 11, 2019

        What are the benefits of having a family doctor?

        Family doctors, or primary care providers, specialize in both sick care and well care. When you are sick, the last thing you want to have to do is find a doctor—you want to see someone you tr...

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      • HCA Virginia
        HCA Virginia has answered a question
        On Mar 11, 2019

        How does calcium deficiency increase my risk for colon cancer?

        There have been some studies that link a reduced risk of colorectal cancer with increased calcium intake. However, not enough evidence exists to recommend taking extra calcium for only this purpose.

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      • HCA Virginia
        HCA Virginia has answered a question
        On Mar 11, 2019

        How safe is partial immunization?

        Some people think that partial immunizations will protect their child from disease. However, partial immunizations will leave your child, and others around him, at risk. Full immunity is not achiev...

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      • HCA Virginia
        HCA Virginia has answered a question
        On Mar 11, 2019

        Is colon cancer more common among men or women?

        Colon cancer affects men and women at essentially the same rate. It is estimated that 67,000 new cases of colorectal cancer will be diagnosed in women this year. It is the third leading cause of ca...

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      • HCA Virginia
        HCA Virginia has answered a question
        On Mar 11, 2019

        What are the benefits of breastfeeding?

        Experts recommend six months of exclusive breastfeeding, which provides vital nutrients to your infant that change and develop as he or she gets older. Studies show that infants who are breastfed h...

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