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News
Area hospitals announce collective visiting policy change for children - 2009 H1N1 flu virus continues to spread across nation and within region
In an effort to protect hospital patients from the spread of 2009 H1N1 and seasonal flu, effective Thursday, October 15, 2009, no one under the age of 18 will be permitted in Hampton Roads area hospitals unless they are patients. This visitation policy change includes siblings of newborns in Women’s and Infant’s units.
(Press Release, 10/13/2009)
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World Famous Herman’s Hermits Headline - First Annual Riverside Benefit New Year’s Eve Gala
Benefiting the planned Community Free Clinic of Newport News and the Susan G. Komen for the Cure Foundation, one of the most famous popular groups of the British Invasion will be the featured entertainment at the Newport News Marriott on New Year’s Eve.
(Press Release, 10/1/2009)
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Shore Health Services and Riverside Health System affiliation official
The affiliation of Shore Health Services and Riverside Health System has been reviewed by The Virginia Attorney General who determined that no further action is warranted. The affiliation was finalized this morning when the appropriate paperwork was filed with the State Corporation Commission.
(Press Release, 9/1/2009)
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Now your heart can page you
Thomas Cox has had two cardiac emergencies in the last three years.
An experimental device implanted in his chest Wednesday might help alert the 51-year-old Newport News resident if the next emergency is on the way. Cox is the first person at Riverside Regional Medical Center — and the first in Virginia — to participate in a clinical trial of a new implantable cardiac monitor and alert system.
(Daily Press, 8/26/2009)
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More News
A hospital executive's perspective on reform
(Daily Press, 7/13/2009)
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Riverside Named Among Most Wired for Fifth Consecutive Year
(Press Release, 7/9/2009)
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Riverside participates in clinical trial to detect heart attacks
(Daily Press, 7/2/2009)
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Affiliation Approved between Shore Health Services and Riverside Health System
(Shore Health, 6/29/2009)
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Prostate cancer book by physician-patient duo explains disease
(Daily Press, 6/27/2009)
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Riverside Regional Medical Center to participate in ALERTS Pivotal Study for Implantable Cardiac Monitor and Alert System
(Press Release, 6/12/2009)
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Doctors Hospital okayed - Riverside ecstatic over victory, Sentara gets 6 beds as well
(Virginia Gazette, 5/20/2009)
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Riverside wins approval to build Williamsburg-area hospital
(Daily Press, 5/19/2009)
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Health records go high-tech
(Daily Press, 5/10/2009)
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Riverside And State Agency To Pioneer New Care Arrangement For Behavioral Health Services
(Press Release, 3/2/2009)
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Shore Health Services Board to Begin Exclusive Negotiations - Physicians and staff remain focused on providing high-quality medical care to Shore residents
(Press Release, 2/9/2009)
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ERs trim those long waits - "New management": Changes at Riverside cut the average patient wait time by more than half.
(Daily Press, 1/13/2009)
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