Virginia PSO Members, January 2020

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Virginia PSO Members, January 2020 • Augusta Health • Bath Community Hospital • Carilion Clinic o Franklin Memorial Hospital o Giles Community Hospital o New River Valley Medical Center o Stonewall Jackson Hospital o Tazewell Community Hospital o Roanoke Memorial • Centra Health o Bedford Memorial Hospital o Centra Lynchburg General Hospital o Centra Southside Community Hospital o Centra Virginia Baptist Hospital • Chesapeake Regional Healthcare o Chesapeake Medical Center o Chesapeake Ambulatory Care Division • Inova Health System o Inova Alexandria o Inova Fairfax o Inova Fair Oaks o Inova Loudoun o Inova Mount Vernon • Lake Taylor Transitional Care Hospital • Mary Washington Healthcare o Mary Washington Hospital o Stafford Hospital, LLC • Novant Health UVA Health System Culpeper Regional Medical Center o Ambulatory Care Division • Riverside Health System o Riverside Tappahannock Hospital o Riverside Walter Reed Hospital o Riverside Doctors’ Hospital Williamsburg o Riverside Regional Medical Center o Riverside Shore Memorial Hospital o Riverside Behavioral Health Center o Riverside Long Term Care Division o Riverside Ambulatory Division • Sentara Healthcare o Sentara Halifax Regional Hospital o Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital o Sentara Rockingham Memorial Hospital o Sentara Careplex Hospital o Sentara Leigh Hospital o Sentara Norfolk General Hospital o Sentara Northern Virginia Hospital o Sentara Obici Hospital o Sentara Princess Anne Hospital o Sentara Virginia Beach Hospital o Sentara Williamsburg Regional Medical Center • UVA Health System o University of Virginia Medical Center o University of Virginia Transitional Care Hospital • Valley Health System o Hampshire Memorial Hospital o Page Memorial Hospital o Shenandoah Memorial Hospital o War Memorial Hospital o Warren Memorial Hospital o Winchester Medical Center • VCU Health System o VCU Medical Center o VCU Community Memorial • Virginia Hospital Center .

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