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Wynn Dixon is Chesapeake Regional's new interim CEO Wynn Dixon, longtime vice president of operations, has been named Chesapeake Regional Medical Center's interim CEO by the Chesapeake Hospital Authority. Dixon has been with the organization 15 years.
Chesapeake Regional Medical Group has opened a new family practice The primary care physicians are located in the Harbor View section of Suffolk and are accepting new patients.Riverfront Family Medicine and Specialty Care is located in the Konikoff Building at 5849 Harbour View Blvd., Suite 250.
Give the gift of relaxation This Valentine's Day give your special someone the gift of a soothing therapeutic massage. We have individual sessions and packages for everyone.
Chesapeake Regional opens its new expanded and renovated Emergency Department! The project provides additional treatment space and diagnostic equipment for the busiest ER in Hampton Roads.
Uterine Fibroid Embolization (UFE) Hysterectomy alternative is a simpler, better choice for many women. Most UFE patients experience minimal discomfort, are released from the hospital after an overnight stay and are back to their routines in about a week.

Nursing students! Thanks for making Chesapeake Regional Medical Center's open house a great success. Couldn't make it? We still want to hear from you! Call Martha Wright at 757-312-6566 or email martha.wright@chesapeakeregional.com today.
You can also check out our current openings and apply online.
Weight loss surgery is about what you have to gain. Take back your life - find out about weight loss options. Weight loss surgery, in combination with diet and exercise, can help you realize significant weight loss and put you on the road to significantly better health.
These primary care physicians are accepting new patients! Are you looking for a physician to care for the whole family?
Surgery at Chesapeake Regional Have you scheduled or are you considering surgery at Chesapeake Regional?
Area hospitals release visitation policy changes for children In an effort to protect hospital patients from the spread of 2009 H1N1 and seasonal flu, effective Thursday, October 15, 2009, no one under the age of 18 is permitted in Hampton Roads area hospitals unless they are patients.
Events, classes and notices Support groups, Tai Chi classes, and more!
News from Chesapeake Regional Construction update, welcome new physicians, lobby makeover, neuroradiology, new treatment for back pain and more.
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