Virginia Cancer Institute

Summary for "Division of Hematology, Oncology and Palliative Care Richmond" - What it is: The VCU Division of Hematology, Oncology & Palliative Care at Massey Cancer Center, a part of VCU Comprehensive Massey Cancer Center and the VCU School of Medicine. A specialized team of physicians, researchers, and educators delivering medical and supportive care for cancer patients in the Richmond area and throughout Virginia. - Location: Based in Richmond, Virginia, United States. - Focus: Combines patient care with research and teaching; involved in developing and translating new cancer treatments. - Organization context: Affiliates with Massey Cancer Center (National Cancer Institute-designated) and VCU School of Medicine; emphasizes multidisciplinary collaboration across specialties. - Workforce snapshot: 17 employees; roles span medical, research, education, and administrative functions. - Online presence: Part of VCU’s internal medicine network; main homepage intmed.vcu.edu; active LinkedIn profile. Key takeaway: This division is the Richmond-based cancer care and research division within VCU’s Massey Cancer Center, offering specialized hematology, oncology, and palliative care as part of an academically affiliated, multidisciplinary team.

Hematology at HCA Virginia Health System (Richmond) - Overview: HCA Virginia Health System is a large private health system in Virginia with multiple hospitals and outpatient sites, including in the Richmond area (e.g., Chippenham, Henrico Doctors’, Johnston-Willis). It is the region’s largest private provider of behavioral health services and operates a broad network of hospitals, freestanding ERs, urgent care centers, and imaging services. - Richmond presence: The system includes or partners with facilities in and around Richmond (Chippenham and related campuses are prominent within the region). - Services likely relevant to hematology: general hospital-based hematology/oncology services, outpatient centers, imaging for diagnostics, and affiliated physicians through HCA Virginia Health System and its LewisGale and other network practices. - How to proceed: For hematology care specifically in Richmond, contact the Richmond-area facilities within HCA Virginia (e.g., Chippenham, John Randolph, Johnston-Willis) or visit the HCA Virginia website to locate the hematology/oncology department, physicians, and appointment options. If you need a particular hematology service (diagnostic testing, chemotherapy, bone marrow biopsy, etc.), ask for hematology/oncology at the nearest HCA Virginia hospital center in Richmond. Note: The provided material confirms HCA Virginia’s extensive hospital network and presence in the Richmond region, but does not list a dedicated hematology department or specific hematology physicians by name. For precise providers and appointment availability, use the official site’s physician finder or call the system’s main line.