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SkillBridge lets separating service members train with civilian industry partners during their final 180 days of service.

Now serving five regions across Virginia, Sentara Community Care continues to expand access to care and improve total health and wellness in the communities that need it most.

Sentara Norfolk General Hospital began a pilot program using blood "vending" machines steps away from operating rooms and the emergency department for quicker access to life-saving blood products.

Magnet with Distinction recognizes a hospital’s superior quality of nursing, teamwork, and the ability to provide world-class patient care.

Sentara Comprehensive Weight Loss Solutions may include medically supervised weight loss with medications, diet, lifestyle, or surgery.

Since its 2022 launch, the initiative's innovative approach to healthcare has served more than 5,000 across Virginia.

Launched this summer, the pilot program assigns a dedicated liaison to work closely with school counselors, teachers, and administrators from public schools in Virginia’s Tidewater Region.

Hancock is a leader in finance and healthcare, with more than two decades of experience in hospital and health system finance and corporate accounting.

The Nightingale team asks drone operators to maintain a respectful distance.

A new collaboration between Sentara Obici Hospital and Paul D. Camp Community College aims to fill nursing workforce vacancies.

In response to growing community need, Sentara is launching outpatient centers and offering night and weekend appointments.

Virginia-based Sentara Health has named Shally Pannikode to its board of directors.

At Sentara, we’re optimistic about AI’s potential to enhance health outcomes. However, we recognize that we need proper oversight of this rapidly evolving technology.

The prevalence of falls among seniors has led to a new fall prevention partnership between Sentara Norfolk General’s trauma team and Norfolk Fire-Rescue’s new Community Response Team.

The vertical care model replaces traditional horizontal stretchers with comfortable chairs for patients who can sit upright.

The bracelets will serve as a visual reminder of potential complications following delivery, which are often overlooked or not known.

The 6-month program aims to prepare around 750 nurses a year, providing specialized skill training, mentoring from veteran nurses, and confidence-building exercises.

Regular screenings can help detect lung cancer early, when it’s easier to treat.

Five Sentara hospitals have earned recognition in Newsweek’s Best-in-State Hospitals 2025 rankings, highlighting the leading hospitals in every state.

Students spent the day touring the hospital, shadowing nurses and technicians, and learning about career opportunities in healthcare.