The former head and co-founder of collapsed Richmond lab company Health Diagnostic Laboratory is renewing her fight with Uncle Sam.
Former HDL CEO appeals $111M verdict
Health care
Downtown firm aims for $10M capital raise
A local health care tech company is looking for a big dose of cash as it ramps up operations to capitalize on a new cancer treatment method.
Westhampton School rezoning passes Planning Commission muster
The prospects of future development at the old Westhampton School site took a step forward on Monday. The Richmond Planning Commission voted to recommended approval of Bon Secours’ request to rezone the school’s 6 acres at 5800 Patterson Ave. The matter now needs City Council approval. Bon Secours filed the request in late May, as… Read more »
Mallory agrees to $10M settlement with HDL trustee
The co-founder and former CEO of defunct Richmond blood testing firm Health Diagnostic Laboratory has agreed to pay an eight-figure sum into the company’s bankruptcy estate, nearly three years to the day after it fell into Chapter 11.
Q&A: VCU Health CEO discusses new 16-story, $349M project
Last Friday, VCU Health broke ground on its priciest project yet: a $349 million adult outpatient facility at the corner of North 10th and East Leigh streets that will add more than 1 million square feet to its campus.
Bon Secours readies rezoning of Westhampton School site
With developer proposals in hand, the health system is looking to take another step toward deciding the fate of the long-dormant parcel.
Sheltering Arms, VCU break ground on West Creek rehab hospital
Work is officially underway on the $119 million healthcare project in Short Pump.
Legal feud over HDL intellectual property settled before trial
A battle over inventions and patents of the defunct blood testing firm has come to an end, nearly three years after it collapsed into bankruptcy.
Latest phase of Stonebridge breaks ground
A clinic serving people with developmental disabilities is set to rise at the former Cloverleaf Mall site.
Bon Secours acquires 40-year-old Chesterfield clinic
The healthcare system has continued its streak of absorbing Richmond-area practices, this time bringing 15,000 patients into its fold.