Seven Step Action Plan for a Healthy Heart
Sep 10, 2018
When it comes to your heart health, what you do and what you don't do can truly make a difference. Try this step-by-step plan for a healthy heart...
About LewisGale Regional Health System
Serving Southwest Virginia
From Alleghany Highlands and Rockbridge County to the Roanoke and New River Valleys, our growing integrated network of care includes:
- 4 hospitals
- (540) 862-6011 - Alleghany
- (540) 951-1111 - Montgomery
- (540) 994-8100 - Pulaski
- (540) 776-4000 - Roanoke/Salem
- 1 freestanding emergency room
- 6 outpatient centers
- 2 cancer centers
- 700 physicians
- 160+ affiliated locations
- 100 years of compassionate healthcare
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Trouble Breathing?
Coming To The ER
It’s not always clear when you should go to the ER ... Chest Pain, Severe Stomach Pain, Flu, Back Pain, Broken Bones, Stroke, Trouble Breathing?
Encouragement and support
Mental Health
Specialized services in safe, healthy, confidential and calming environments.
Take the Next Step
Orthopedic and Spine Care
Don't let fear of a painful recovery or the thought of missing out keep you from living your best life.
What's been happening around LewisGale Regional Health System
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LewisGale Medical Center Fills Several Key Positions
Aug 24, 2018
Sam Williamson, Tonya Kelly, Debbie Nicely
What is lung cancer?
Aug 23, 2018
Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death among both men and women ... but what exactly is lung cancer?
Risk factors, symptoms, and treatments of colorectal cancer
Aug 23, 2018
Colorectal cancer is the third-most commonly diagnosed cancer in men and women in the U.S. each year.
LewisGaleRegionalHealthSystem
Nov 15, 2018 - 5:18pm EST
Today we recognize World Pancreatic Awareness Day in an effort to raise awareness of one of the world's deadliest cancers. We must help our patients fight and survive this disease. Pictured left to right: Dr. Jonh Pineda-Bonilla, Dr. Brian van der Linden and Dr. C. Loong Miao
LewisGaleRegionalHealthSystem
Nov 15, 2018 - 5:13pm EST
Today we recognize World Pancreatic Awareness Day in an effort to raise awareness of one of the world's deadliest cancers. We must help our patients fight and survive this disease.
LewisGaleRegionalHealthSystem
Nov 15, 2018 - 11:56am EST
EVENT TONIGHT CANCELED! We will be canceling our Nurse Recruitment Event tonight due to weather. We are looking at dates to reschedule and will let you know as soon as we have further details. Please stay safe.
LewisGaleRegionalHealthSystem
Nov 14, 2018 - 3:46pm EST
Are you a #RN who is looking for a new opportunity in a positive, supportive, high energy #ICU department? We have FULL TIME positions available in our #MedicalICU and #CICU in #SalemVA just for you! CLICK the link BELOW to learn more and apply today to become a part of our #LewisGaleDifference! MICU: https://lewisgale.com/careers/jobs/External/registered-nurse-rn-medical-intensive-care-unit-nights-salem-va-virginia-00005-20074?src=CWS-10230 CICU: https://lewisgale.com/careers/jobs/External/registered-nurse-rn-caridac-intensive-care-unit-nights-salem-va-virginia-00005-20070?src=CWS-10230 #MedicalICU #MICU #CICU #icuRN #RNjobs #Nursing #PatientsFirst #HCA #jobs
LewisGaleRegionalHealthSystem
Nov 14, 2018 - 10:43am EST
A patient arrived at the hospital and needed surgery for a detached retina. As the staff explained that he would need someone to stay with him for 24 hours following the operation, he shared that he was a truck driver from out of the state and he did not know anyone from this area. In fact, he had parked his tractor trailer outside of the hospital with the generator running to keep his companion, Abbey, comfortable as he sought medical treatment. The team learned that he actually lived in the tractor trailer and Abbey went with him everywhere as he traveled with his work. Following protocol, the patient learned that he would have to stay overnight at the hospital. That left Abbey needing care during his absence. Amy Paderick, RN, and Linda Bookout, RN, offered to either take Abbey home with them or find comfortable overnight accommodations at a local animal hospital. As they discussed the options with the patient, it was decided that Abbey would be taken to the veterinarian’s office for her overnight stay. The patient gave Amy and Linda permission to transport Abbey and her belongings. The nurses carefully prepared a place for Abbey to ride in the backseat of Linda’s vehicle. To their surprise, Abbey made herself at home in the front passenger seat, the place that she was always used to riding. She wanted no part of riding in the back seat. Brandon Animal Hospital provided a safe haven for Abbey as the patient was able to have surgery without worrying about his dog. The patient was extremely complimentary and appreciative of the care, compassion and love that he and his dog received from the employees on Ambulatory Surgery.