In 2018, Mike Goforth, Virginia Tech associate athletics director and head trainer, experienced a series of alarming health events that led him to get a CT scan. Neurosurgeon Dr. Cara Rogers discovered the cause: a brain tumor.
Dr. Mark H. Greenawald will serve as the interim chair of the department of Family and Community Medicine. He will step in after Dr. Michael Jeremiah retires on Dec. 27 and will remain in the role until a permanent replacement is hired.
Daylight saving time begins in the spring, when you set your clocks ahead one hour. It ends in the fall, when you set your clocks back one hour to standard time. Daylight time begins on the second Sunday of March each year and ends on the first Sunday of November.
As you head out for the holidays, the last thing you want to share with your family and friends is the flu! Luckily, there are easy ways to keep yourself and others safe.
While the influenza virus, or flu, is spread year-round, numbers usually peak in fall and winter. This year, we’re seeing early surges of respiratory illnesses in our area. Common flu symptoms include:
Due to the upcoming groundbreaking ceremony for the Carilion Taubman Cancer Center, the Riverside surface parking lot next to Riverside 3 will be temporarily closed.
The temporary closure will take place Monday, Oct. 28, through Saturday, Nov. 2. During the temporary closure, the Riverside Parking Garage will remain open for parking. The surface parking lot will be reopened on Sunday, Nov. 3.
As we transition to new leadership, it’s crucial to remain vigilant against potential scams. Scammers often exploit periods of change to impersonate executives and trick employees into sharing sensitive information or transferring funds. Below are some key points to help you stay protected.
Our new CEO Steve Arner has announced several promotions as we begin to realign and reorganize departments that reported to him when he was COO.
Congratulations to our colleagues!
Do you work in an administrative office or ambulatory practice and want to enhance the environmental impact of your workspace? Now is the time to apply for the Greening the Office certification!
A power disruption is impacting Carilion's Tanglewood-based clinics. Appalachian Power is on-site to address the issue.
Children's, ENT and Dentistry are not reporting impacts.
Other Tanglewood practices are reporting impacts:
At Carilion, we believe that quality care extends beyond our walls. For many patients, essential medications and equipment are critical to their recovery, but many patients can struggle to afford them. Our Patient Care Fund addresses this challenge, ensuring that patients have what they need to successfully recover at home.
