
The dental practice is taking over a space in John Rolfe Commons that was most recently home to Autentico’s Kitchen and before that Hayashi Sushi & Grill.
The dental practice is taking over a space in John Rolfe Commons that was most recently home to Autentico’s Kitchen and before that Hayashi Sushi & Grill.
The Mechanicsville retirement community is winding down the in-home care subsidiary it acquired nearly four years ago and shedding dozens of jobs as a result.
The decision gives Bon Secours the state’s blessing to set up an ER on North Lakeridge Parkway and a leg up in the county on its main competitor.
The health system continues to build out its local footprint of urgent care centers, this time with an eye on South Richmond.
HCA Healthcare’s effort to build its first hospital in Hanover County has been derailed by the state health department. State Health Commissioner Karen Shelton last week denied HCA’s application that sought regulatory approval of a proposed 60-bed, $233.6 million acute-care hospital on Sliding Hill Road off of I-95. Shelton determined the proposed facility was unnecessary… Read more »
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The health systems each want to build new centers within a few miles of each other in eastern Hanover outside of the Town of Ashland, while HCA also is plotting a new hospital in the same area.
The expansion will make way for a new linear accelerator, a machine that’s used to treat cancer by beaming radiation at cancerous tumors.
The health system was gifted the 1,500-acre rural estate in Amherst County from the late Frank Eck, a longtime Richmond attorney whose sister, Sister Pat Eck, was a member of the Bon Secours board of directors.
Wednesday’s hearing, which is a regular feature of the state’s approval process for new medical facilities, came in the wake of a state health department staff report released in April that recommended denial of HCA’s proposal.
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