Fresh off the sale of his first company AllyAlign Health to a private equity investor, Will Saunders is back in startup mode.
Health care startup founder launches new in-home senior care venture
Health care
Insurance giant Humana to bring new primary care concept to Henrico
The company is rolling out its CenterWell Senior Primary Care brand nationwide. The spot near White Oak Village will be its first of six clinics in Virginia to be opened in 2023.
Pharma partnership to get boost with new labs in Richmond, Chesterfield
Activation Capital will build a 100,000-square-foot lab in downtown Richmond, while Civica will construct a 60,000-square-foot lab in Meadowville Technology Park to support its drug manufacturing facility in Petersburg.
Cryotherapy clinic chain expanding to Midlothian for second local outpost
Restore Hyper Wellness + Cryotherapy will open in the Winterfield Crossing development and the franchisees are on the hunt for another location.
Medical sterilization facility in Henrico flagged by EPA for chemical emissions
Sterilization Services of Virginia’s location at Eastport Industrial Park is one of 23 sites nationwide emitting ethylene oxide at rates found to be hazardous for the surrounding community.
Sheltering Arms Institute expands east Henrico clinic’s size and services
The outpatient facility at 4730 S. Laburnum Ave. increased its footprint to 6,000 square feet and added occupational and speech therapy.
$1.9M land deal sets stage for assisted living facility beside Tuckahoe YMCA
The $23 million Hampton Manor project next to Maybeury Elementary is one of three in the works in Virginia for Build Senior Living. The others are in Williamsburg and Chesapeake.
Rheumatology-focused telehealth company launches in Richmond
Founded by a JMU grad, Remission Medical fashions itself as a digital clinic for people with rheumatic conditions such as arthritis, Crohn’s Disease and gout.
Cannabis dispensary to open near Chesterfield Towne Center
Green Leaf Medical said it chose Midlothian in part because it’s already a hotspot for its home delivery service.
New owner to expand former Little Sisters of the Poor home in West End
Now known as August at Richmond, the assisted living facility will receive a projected $10 million reconfiguration to capitalize on what the owners see as a need for more long-term nursing care beds.