Patient Care

When Dr. Fowler first saw COVID-19 causing breathing complications and pneumonia in some patients, he immediately thought of applying his research with Vitamin C.

This summer, U.S. News & World Report recognized VCU Medical Center as the No. 1 hospital in the Richmond metro area for the 10th year in a row and the No. 2 hospital in Virginia.

Part of the medical center’s ranking was supported by its prestige in cardiology and heart surgery, which ranked best in Virginia. While VCU Pauley Heart Center offers the full spectrum of clinical cardiac services, it also is a national leader in research.

Grateful patients, students and colleagues work together to endow a chair and honor esteemed neurosurgeon Dr. Harry Young. 

A beloved VCU Health canine therapy program inspired one grateful patient’s career dream. His family recently wrote to share the heartwarming story from South Korea.

This news is sure to bring a smile to your face! Richmond magazine released its annual list of Top Dentists, and the MCV Campus can celebrate an overwhelming presence on the list.

The community has recognized the invaluable role providers and researchers at VCU Health have played in our lives over the past few weeks, and many of you have asked how you can help. Here at the MCV Foundation, our role is to provide avenues by which you can do just that — help.

We spoke with several VCU Health nurses who are graduates of the VCU School of Nursing and are playing a critical role during this health crisis. They trained in our community and are now saving lives in our community thanks to their dedication and their incredible nursing training.

In-kind donations of masks, gloves, hand sanitizer and other personal protective equipment from the community have lifted staff spirits and helped to ensure the safety of staff and patients.

There is now a way to donate resources for food that will feed front-line healthcare workers and staff members at VCU Health during the COVID-19 pandemic.

As the COVID-19 pandemic presses on, we are sharing a video highlighting the extraordinary contributions our community members and VCU Health providers have made.

An anonymous donor challenges others in the community to make an additional $1 million in donations to support VCU Health's COVID-19 Response Fund.