Hospitals across Virginia provide a full range of medical services from emergency and trauma care to specialized treatment programs, with public and nonprofit facilities playing a particularly important role in serving uninsured and rural populations throughout the state.
Hospitals locations are available in 80 cities across Virginia. They are spread across 67 counties.
Cities with the highest concentration include Richmond, Norfolk, Charlottesville, which serve as major medical centers with academic teaching hospitals, trauma centers, and specialized treatment facilities for the surrounding region.
Residents of Virginia should know their nearest emergency room location before a medical crisis occurs, and should check their insurance network to understand which hospitals in the state are covered under their plan.
Hospitals by Counties
Residents of Virginia who face large hospital bills should ask about financial assistance programs before the bill goes to collections. Most hospitals are required to notify patients about charity care options, and applications can often be submitted months after a visit.
Browse Hospitals by county across Virginia to find the nearest location.