Women's Health - Naval Medical Center Portsmouth

Naval Medical Center Portsmouth (NMCP) is a U.S. Navy medical facility in Portsmouth, Virginia. It is the oldest continuously operating hospital in the Navy medical system and serves as a government health care provider under the Navy Medical Forces Atlantic, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery. Key details: - Type: Government health care agency; hospital - Location: 620 John Paul Jones Circle, Portsmouth, VA (Hospital Point), with additional locations in the area - Founded: 1830 (building completed 1832) - Motto: First and Finest - Leadership: Commanding Officer Captain Brian Feldman; Executive Officer Captain Joel Schofer - Area: ~20 acres; NRHP-listed (historic designation) - Services: Hospital and health care for Navy personnel and beneficiaries; part of the TRICARE network - Employees: ~229 - Addresses include HQ at 620 John Paul Jones Circle, Portsmouth, VA 23708 and other offices in Portsmouth, Chesapeake, and Suffolk, VA If you’re seeking health services, NMCP provides comprehensive Navy medical care to eligible beneficiaries and functions as a primary naval medical treatment facility in the region.

Summary: Hampton Roads Community Health Center (HRCHC) is a nonprofit federally qualified health center based in Norfolk, VA, with additional offices in the area (including Portsmouth origins). They offer OB/GYN services as part of their primary care and women's health offerings, alongside pediatrics, family practice, internal medicine, diabetes care, dental, telehealth, case management, and chronic care management. HRCHC operates a patient portal and partners with community organizations. The center was founded in 1995 and has grown to about 43 employees. If you’re seeking OB/GYN care specifically in Portsmouth, HRCHC provides obstetric and gynecologic services within its broad spectrum of women's health care across its Norfolk-area locations.