Coplin Health Systems | Primary, Acute & Preventive Care

Summary: The Charleston Area Medical Center (CAMC) is a nonprofit, teaching hospital system based in Charleston, WV, formed by merging multiple facilities in 1972. It is the second-largest hospital in West Virginia with 838 staffed beds across five campuses (Memorial, General, Women and Children’s, Teays Valley, and Greenbrier Valley). CAMC provides tertiary care, extensive emergency and outpatient services, and hosts numerous educational affiliations (WVU, WVSOM, CAMC residencies, and a DNAP program). It is a primary teaching hospital for WVU and WVSOM and serves as a major source of uncompensated care in the state (~$115 million annually). CAMC is connected to Vandalia Health through broader affiliations and has a Parkersburg/Primary Care presence within the Vandalia Health network. For Vandalia Health Primary Care in Parkersburg, CAMC offers access to CAMC’s network, teaching resources, and specialized services as part of the Vandalia Health system. If you’re seeking CAMC Parkersburg primary care options, you’ll be engaging with CAMC’s Parkersburg presence under the Vandalia Health umbrella.

Summary: WVU Medicine Camden Clark Medical Center in Parkersburg is a nonprofit, 302-bed acute care hospital serving the Mid-Ohio Valley. It emphasizes close-to-home care and community wellness, backed by a long-standing local presence and Joint Commission accreditation. The center operates as part of WVU Medicine, employs about 206 staff, and focuses on accessible, advanced healthcare within the region.