If you participated in our healthcare or dependent care flexible spending accounts (FSA) last year, you have until Sunday, March 15, 2026, to spend 2025 unused FSA funds.

You have until Tuesday, March 31, 2026 to submit claims that incurred on or before March 15, 2026.

Optum Financial will use remaining funds from 2025 before using 2026 funds, so you can spend your unused 2025 balance before you have to tap into your 2026 funds.

If you don't know your balance on 2025 funds, create an online account to view it:

We are committed to improving the health of the communities we serve by addressing key health needs identified through our triennial Community Health Assessments (CHAs). One of the many ways we fulfill this commitment is through targeted grants to nonprofit organizations across our region that share our mission.

An electronics recycling event will be held Saturday, March 28, from 7:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. at 2823 Franklin Road SW, Roanoke, VA 24014. We need volunteers!  

Volunteer Opportunity  

When: Saturday, March 28, 7:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.  

Where: 2823 Franklin Road SW, Roanoke, VA 24014 

Don’t toss it – recycle it! Drop off your old computers, tablets, phones, power cables, or other unused electronics at our drive-through recycling event. We provide a safe and secure way to dispose of your unused electronics.   

While finding the right childcare for your family can be challenging, there are positive solutions available—even when your child is under the weather.

Here are some available childcare options that may help you now and in the future. 

Since October, Elsevier Clinical Skills has been the space where all validation assignments are made for clinical team members. These assignments need to be completed during orientation and annually. If you have not yet logged in to your Elsevier account on Inside Carilion, this job aid can help you. 

Connecting an unapproved USB device to a Carilion workstation can put your information at risk—as well as your coworkers' information, patient information, and Carilion's network and technology system. That's why we have a policy about these devices and offer alternatives when you need to share files.

Dr. Nathaniel L. Bishop, former Carilion chief diversity, equity and inclusion officer, interviewed Dr. Louis Ripley, a retired orthopaedic surgeon in February 2005. Dr. Ripley was raised in Roanoke and returned to open a surgical practice following training and serving in the US Navy during World War II. He regularly saw patients at Burrell Memorial Hospital and had first-hand awareness of Burrell’s role in the community during segregation. Here are excerpts from Dr. Bishop's interview.  

The history of Orthopaedic Surgery at Carilion is a testament to determination, progress, and the pursuit of equitable healthcare that began with a small group of visionary surgeons. 

In 1940, there were only 23 orthopaedic surgeons in the entire state, and none were west of Roanoke. Into this void, stepped physicians whose names and contributions would become foundational: Roy M. Hoover and Heywood Wescott (1940), Louis P. Ripley (1948), Charles B. Bray (1950), and Phillip Trout (1951).

In partnership with Children’s Miracle Network (CMN) of Southwest Virginia, the Carilion Clinic Foundation today announced Carilion’s first endowed chair. 

Funded through a $1 million endowment from CMN, the CMN Endowed Chair in Pediatric Medicine honors Chair of Pediatrics Dr. Andrew Herman for his leadership and contributions in pediatric care at Carilion Clinic.