The health system and community college recently rolled out the program at HCA’s Chippenham Hospital, where Brightpoint leases a space with X-ray labs, classrooms and faculty offices.
The company described the move as a “mass layoff of its sales representatives and related employees across the country,” according to a filing with the state.
GameDay locations feature flat-screen TVs set to sports programming, leather seating, sports decor and refreshments, which are measures intended to make them more inviting to men compared to a doctor’s office.
Its offices at the St. Francis Medical Center and Johnston-Willis Hospital campuses will close and reopen at the newly built, 77,000-square-foot newly built facility at 15300 East West Road.
The $37 million facility at 11400 N. Lakeridge Parkway, called the Ashland Emergency Center, will be an outpost of the Bon Secours hospital in Mechanicsville.
Citing delays and other challenges at the massive Courthouse Landing project in Chesterfield, VCU Health is looking to move a proposed outpatient medical center out of the planned mixed-use development in favor of a site nearby.
Several years after opening an emergency department in Short Pump, the health system is working on plans to further expand its presence in western Henrico.
Two Richmond-area medical practices, each looking to remain in business while sorting out respective financial struggles, have sought bankruptcy protection in recent weeks.
Commonwealth Senior Living paid $3 million for the facility in Bon Air, adding to another location in Chesterfield and one in Henrico.
At Home Harmony, formerly called Synergy Healthcare, is also rolling out a new support service for patients with dementia.
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