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Virginia Hospital and Healthcare Guide VIRGINIA HOSPITAL & HEALTHCARE GUIDE 2019-20 HOSPITALS LISTED BY LOCATION FEDERAL HEALTH CONTACTS HOSPITAL FACILITIES DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH CONTACTS HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATORS MEDICAL SOCIETIES NURSING HOMES FACILITIES MEDICAL SPECIALTY SOCIETIES ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES HOUSE OF DELEGATES LOCAL HEALTH DEPARTMENTS STATE SENATE U.S. CONGRESS fullpage_2007:CARE_Full_Pg 6/28/07 4:04 PM Page 4 At CARE, we’ve found that the poorest parts of the world are, invariably, places where women are still marginalized and not allowed a significant role. That’s why CARE today has embarked on a mission of global women’s empower- ment. To educate girls, and provide opportunities that will unleash the power women have to bring change to these areas. But often, we have to be creative in how we do that. Loki, who lives in a remote Ethiopian village, has big dreams. But she also has to tend her family’s herd of cattle and goats. If not, her family will suffer. She often walks 20 miles a day in search of water and grasslands. So rather than bring Loki to school, we bring school to Loki. We’re establishing schoolrooms in nomadic villages that offer flexible hours, and move as the village moves. Someday soon, girls like Loki will do remarkable things in Ethiopia. We’ll keep finding ways to open the doors. We’re trying to create a world where every person has the opportunity to realize their potential. Because, in the end, that’s the key to truly ending injustice and poverty. 1-800-521-CARE | www.care.org This space generously donated. Photo © Jason Sangster/CARE 2019-20 VIRGINIA HOSPITAL & HEALTHCARE GUIDE TABLE OF CONTENTS HOSPITALS LISTED BY LOCATION ............................................ 2 STATE HOLIDAYS 2019 HOSPITAL FACILITIES .............................................................. 6 NEW YEAR’S DAY VETERANS DAY HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATORS ................................................ 22 TUESDAY 1/1/19 MONDAY 11/11/19 LEE-JACKSON DAY DAY BEFORE FRIDAY 1/18/19 THANKSGIVING (CLOSE NURSING HOME FACILITIES .................................................. 25 AT NOON) MARTIN LUTHER WEDNESDAY 11/27/19 ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES ................................................ 45 KING DAY MONDAY 1/21/19 THANKSGIVING DAY THURSDAY 11/28/19 LOCAL HEALTH DEPARTMENTS ............................................. 73 GEORGE WASHINGTON DAY DAY AFTER FEDERAL HEALTH CONTACTS ................................................ 80 MONDAY 2/18/19 THANKSGIVING FRIDAY 11/29/19 MEMORIAL DAY DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH CONTACTS ................................... 87 MONDAY 5/27/19 CHRISTMAS EVE TUESDAY 12/24/19 MEDICAL SOCIETIES .............................................................. 89 INDEPENDENCE DAY THURSDAY 7/4/19 CHRISTMAS DAY WEDNESDAY 12/25/19 MEDICAL SPECIALTY SOCIETIES ............................................ 90 LABOR DAY HOUSE OF DELEGATES .......................................................... 92 MONDAY 9/2/19 COLUMBUS DAY STATE SENATE ....................................................................... 99 MONDAY 10/14/19 U.S. CONGRESS ................................................................... 102 STATE HOLIDAYS 2020 The information in the publication is supplied by: CONTENT PROVIDERS, LLC NEW YEAR’S DAY VETERANS DAY P.O. 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FRIDAY 12/25/20 LABOR DAY Front cover images courtesy of freedigitalphotos.net MONDAY 9/7/20 COLUMBUS DAY MONDAY 10/12/20 1 2019-20 VIRGINIA HOSPITAL & HEALTHCARE GUIDE HOSPITALS LISTED BY LOCATION Albemarle County Centra Virginia Baptist Hospital ..........................................8 Poplar Springs Hospital ....................................................15 Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital ......................10 Phone: 434-200-4000 Phone: 804-733-6874 Phone: 434-244-2000 Bristol County Southside Regional Medical Center .................................18 Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital ...................................17 Rehabilitation Hospital of Bristol ......................................15 Phone: 804-765-5000 Phone: 434-654-7000 Phone: 276-642-7900 Essex County UVA - Transitional Care Hospital .......................................18 Buchanan County Riverside Tappahannock Hospital .....................................15 Phone: 434-243-4394 Buchanan General Hospital ................................................6 Phone: 804-443-3311 Phone: 276-935-1000 UVA - University Hospital .................................................18 Fairfax County Phone: 434-924-0211 Campbell County Dominion Hospital ............................................................10 Centra Lynchburg General Hospital ....................................8 Phone: 703-538-2872 Aldie County Phone: 434-200-3000 Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Fort Belvoir Community Hospital .....................................10 Northern Virginia...............................................................10 Carroll County Phone: 571-231-3224 Phone: 703-957-2000 Twin County Regional Hospital ........................................18 Phone: 276-236-8181 Inova Alexandria Hospital .................................................12 Alleghany County Phone: 703-504-3000 LewisGale Hospital Alleghany ..........................................12 Chesterfield County Phone: 540-862-6011 Bon Secours Richmond - St Francis Medical Center ..........6 Inova Fair Oaks Hospital ....................................................12 Phone: 804-594-7300 Phone: 703-391-3600 Arlington County Capital Hospice - Halquist Memorial Inpatient Center ......6 Johnston-Willis Hospital ..................................................12 Inova Fairfax Hospital .......................................................12 Phone: 703-525-7070 Phone: 804-330-2000 Phone: 703-776-4001 Virginia Hospital Center ....................................................20 Sheltering Arms Hospital - Midlothian Campus and Inova Mount Vernon Hospital ...........................................12 Phone: 703-558-5000 South Hospital ..................................................................17 Phone: 703-664-7000 Phone: 804-764-1000 Augusta County Northern Virginia Mental Health Institute ........................14 Augusta Health ...................................................................6 Clarke County Phone: 703-207-7100 Phone: 540-932-4000 Grafton Integrated Health Network - Berryville ..............10 Phone: 540-955-2400 Reston Hospital Center .....................................................15 Commonwealth Center for Children & Adolescents ........10 Phone: 703-689-9000 Phone: 540-332-2100 Culpeper County Novant Health - Culpeper Medical Center........................14 Fauquier County Western State Hospital .....................................................20 Phone: 540-829-4100 Fauquier Hospital ..............................................................10 Phone: 540-332-8000 Phone: 540-316-5000 Dickenson County Bath County Dickenson Community Hospital .......................................10 Franklin County Bath Community Hospital ..................................................6 Phone: 276-926-0300 Carilion Franklin Memorial Hospital ...................................6 Phone: 540-839-7000 Phone: 540-483-5277 Dinwiddie County Bedford County Central State Hospital .........................................................8 Frederick County Centra Bedford Memorial Hospital .....................................8 Phone: 804-524-7000 Winchester Medical Center ...............................................20 Phone: 540-586-2441 Phone: 540-536-8000 Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Petersburg ..........10 Centra Specialty Hospital ....................................................8 Phone: 804-504-8100 Winchester Rehabilitation Center .....................................20 Phone: 434-200-1960 Phone: 540-536-5114 2 2019-20 VIRGINIA HOSPITAL & HEALTHCARE GUIDE HOSPITALS LISTED BY LOCATION Fredericksburg County Henrico County North Spring Behavioral Healthcare .................................14 Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital Bon Secours Richmond - Richmond Community Hospital .....6 Phone: 703-777-0800 of Fredericksburg ..............................................................10 Phone: 804-225-1700 Phone: 540-368-7300 StoneSprings Hospital Center ...........................................18 Bon Secours Richmond - St Mary’s Hospital......................6 Phone: 571-349-4000 Mary Washington Hospital
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