New Lactation Services Program Supports Families With Infant Feeding

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Every family's infant feeding experience is different. Whether parents are breastfeeding, pumping, using formula, or combining feeding methods, having the right support can make a difference.

Carilion Children's and Carilion Women's have partnered to offer a new lactation services program. The program helps families navigate feeding challenges, answer questions, and build confidence in a supportive, judgment-free environment.

ALL CLEAR: Update on Power Issues at CRMH's Crystal Spring Tower

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FRIDAY, OCT. 9, 9:35 P.M. UPDATE: 

Power to CST is fully restored and all systems are back online. 

Thank you to all the teams who worked tirelessly to resolve the issue, minimize disruptions, and ensure our patients continued to receive safe, high-quality care throughout the event.

We appreciate your quick response, collaboration, and commitment to our patients and one another.


9:50 P.M. UPDATE: 

We’ve Applied to Develop the Carilion Christiansburg Center

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We have applied to the Virginia Division of Certificate of Public Need (VDCOPN) to build the Carilion Christiansburg Center.

Our application asks to relocate one of CNRV's CT scanners to the Christiansburg Center, which will be built in the Town of Christiansburg. The Christiansburg Center will house an Emergency Department and outpatient care services—providing much-needed, expanded access for patients in our communities in the growing New River Valley region and Interstate 81 corridor.

We are Surgical Directions' Client of the Year for Perioperative Performance

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We have been named 2025 Client of the Year by Surgical Directions in recognition of our leadership in advancing perioperative performance through physician-led governance, multidisciplinary collaboration, and a sustained commitment to operational excellence. 

New Epic Data Tools Provide More Insights Into Care

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With the August upgrade, we have joined Epic's Cosmos network, contributing to one of the largest integrated collections of clinical data in the world. We also added new data models to Epic's SlicerDicer.

These tools provide new opportunities for clinical insights, research, benchmarking, and data-informed decision-making.

Could You Be at Risk for Peripheral Artery Disease? Get Screened.

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Peripheral artery disease (PAD) happens when arteries in the legs become narrowed or blocked, reducing blood flow to the legs and feet. PAD can be difficult to recognize because many people have few or no symptoms. A free screening can help identify possible circulation concerns and determine whether you should follow up with a health care provider. 

We're holding a free community screening event:

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