CHESAPEAKE, Va. – This morning, community supporters and stakeholders gathered for a ribbon-cutting ceremony and tour of Chesapeake Regional’s new Emergency Department Behavioral Health Unit, to open soon.The Emergency Department Behavioral Health Unit, previously referred to as the Comprehensive Psychiatric Emergency Program (CPEP), is part of Chesapeake Regional’s growing Behavioral Health program and the product of a $3.7 million grant from the Virginia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services.
Chesapeake, Va.– Today, Chesapeake Regional celebrates Donate Life Month by honoring donors, their families, and physicians with guest speakers and a flag raising of the Donate Life flag, a national symbol of unity, remembrance, and hope that honors those touched by organ donation and transplantation.
Chesapeake, Va. – During Sexual Assault Awareness Month, the HOPE (Healing Opportunities Providing Empowerment) program is commemorating five years of preventing and responding to interpersonal violence. During a celebration today in the main lobby of Chesapeake Regional Medical Center, guest speakers from Chesapeake Regional Healthcare and the Virginia Hospital & Healthcare Association shared the benefits of having the City of Chesapeake’s only victim-centered program.
CHESAPEAKE – Ahmad Anouti, M.D. has recently joined Neurological Associates of Hampton Roads, a practice of Chesapeake Regional Medical Group. The practice also includes Dr. Salim Qazizadeh and Dr. Gilbert Snider and is located at 300 Medical Parkway, Suite 212, in Chesapeake.
CHESAPEAKE – Kelsey Williams, M.D., will join The Breast Center at Chesapeake Regional Healthcare as a full-time breast surgeon beginning Monday, Sept. 10, 2018. Williams will practice with Chesapeake Surgical Specialists, part of Chesapeake Regional Medical Group.
ELIZABETH CITY – Chesapeake Regional Healthcare (CRH) has opened an Advanced Wound Care & Hyperbaric Center in Elizabeth City at 1805 West City Drive.
The highly-qualified team of Chesapeake Regional practitioners and wound-certified nurses offer a multidisciplinary and personalized approach to treating wounds that won’t heal naturally. In partnership with referring providers and multiple medical disciplines, patients in northeast North Carolina receive a comprehensive plan for managing underlying medical conditions based on each patient’s needs.
CHESAPEAKE - Beginning Nov. 12, 2018, women in labor at Chesapeake Regional Medical Center’s BirthPlace will be among the first in our area with access to Nitrous Oxide as a form of pain management during childbirth. Women using it can control their own pain relief by choosing when to put the mask on and when to take it off, increasing their sense of control and well-being.
Premier Pelvic Health Program recognized for exceptional care and patient satisfaction scores in treating men and women.
Chesapeake, Va.— Chesapeake Regional Medical Center, an acute care hospital operated by Chesapeake Regional Healthcare, was recently designated a Center of Excellence (COE) by the National Association for Continence (NAFC), recognizing the hospital’s dedication to serving the best interests of patients suffering from pelvic health concerns.
EMS and hospital providers will soon be able to communicate seamlessly with the tap of a button between health care teams.
CHESAPEAKE – Eddie Akragorn, M.D., recently joined Chesapeake Regional Medical Group (CRMG) Primary Care, a new practice and the first of CRMG’s primary care offices in Virginia. The practice is located at 112 Gainsborough Square, Suite 100, in Chesapeake.