Carilion By the Numbers

Submitted by abshaver on

Did you know? Last year, there were 162,010 visits to our Emergency Departments. That's more than population of Roanoke city, Salem and Botetourt County combined.

You can find this statistic and many others on our latest fact sheet. Here are a few interesting things to know about our organization:

In 2023 there were:

Have a Blast! 9 Fireworks Safety Tips

Submitted by aeanstey on

9 Tips to Ensure an Accident-Free Fireworks Experience

  1. Fireworks shows done by trained professionals are the safest option.
  2. Before you buy or use fireworks, know the laws in the area.
  3. Be considerate to neighbors and pets when using explosives and loud noises.
  4. Keep a safe distance between the fireworks launch site and those watching the show;

Addressing Black Maternal Care and Patient Outcomes: An Op-Ed from Dr. Jaclyn Nunziato

Submitted by eapullin on

I was pleased to share this op-ed from one of our physicians, Obstetrician and Gynecologist Dr. Jaclyn Nunziato, with The Roanoke Tribune. It will run this week, and we felt it important to share with our Carilion teams as well.
- NL Bishop, D.Min., Chief Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer, Carilion Clinic

Traffic Change on Crystal Spring Avenue SW in Roanoke

Submitted by aeanstey on

A portion of Crystal Spring Avenue SW in Roanoke will become a one-way street for 2-3 months beginning July 1, while walls for the new CRMH parking garage are constructed.

The impacted area is the one block of Crystal Spring Avenue SW between Evans Mill Road and McClanahan Street SW shown above. The street will be open to south-bound traffic only.

During this time:

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