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Sentara Health to host free drive-thru flu vaccinations
PORTSMOUTH, Va. (WAVY) — Sentara Health will host free drive-thru flu vaccination events Saturday in Virginia. The events are going to be held at 16 locations in the Commonwealth, including m…
Sentara Health Selects GW RhythmX to Advance the Next Era of Primary Care
GW RhythmX, the AI-powered precision care and patient engagement company, today announced that Sentara Health has selected the company for a pilot initiative focused on advancing the future of primary care through real-time, patient-specific clinical intelligence.
Sentara Health to host free drive-thru flu vaccinations
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Black Maternal Health Week highlights disparities, solutions at Hampton Roads conference
Held as part of the national awareness week from April 11 to 17, the conference brought together doctors, nurses, social workers and midwife advocates to address inequities in maternal health care and outcomes.
Sentara ends negotiations with Anthem on health plans
Sentara Health ended negotiations with Anthem over certain plans amid an ongoing dispute over reimbursement rates.
Batten University Acquires Sentara College of Health Sciences
Virginia Wesleyan University is Coastal Virginia's premier university of the liberal arts and sciences, annually enrolling 1,600 students in undergraduate, graduate, and online programs.
Sentara Health pilots GW RhythmX's AI precision care platform to support emerging primary care models
Not-for-profit health system Sentara Health is moving beyond administrative automation to test artificial intelligence-powered clinical care directly during primary care visits. | Not-for-profit health system Sentara Health is moving beyond administrative automation to test artificial intelligence-powered clinical care directly during primary care visits.
Sentara Health Plans raising premiums by 22.7% in Virginia’s individual market
Sentara Health Plans’ planned rate increase is the highest average increase of any carrier that will be offering comprehensive individual health insurance coverage in Virginia in 2027, according to the state insurance bureau.
Sentara Health, Anthem dispute reimbursement rates
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Hampton Roads executives assess region’s strengths, challenges
Leaders in Hampton Roads including ECPI University, Sentara Health, and W.M. Jordan Co. discuss nursing demand, healthcare challenges, and regional real estate trends.
Business Notes: Newport News shipyard recruits through schools; Sentara expands food lockers
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Sentara ends negotiations with Anthem on health plans
Sentara Health ended negotiations with Anthem over certain plans amid an ongoing dispute over reimbursement rates.
Payer-provider disputes increase amid federal cuts, inflation
After months of contract negotiations this year, Sentara Health and Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield of Virginia weren’t close to an agreement, foreshadowing
Augusta Health, Sentara RMH named among the top hospitals in Virginia
Both Augusta Health and Sentara RMH Medical Center have been named among the top hospitals in the commonwealth in Forbes’ 2026 Top Hospitals by State report.
Business Notes: Sentara honored for LGBTQ support; Gloucester names CFO
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Sentara Health ends contract with Anthem over reimbursement rates
HAMPTON ROADS, Va. (WAVY) — Sentara Health has terminated its contract with insurer Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield following a dispute over reimbursement rates. While Sentara Health requested a 6.2%…
Sentara announces possible contract terminations with Anthem health insurance
That potential termination, which includes Medicare and Medicaid contracts, could affect close to 380,000 Anthem members in Virginia around the start of next year.