Have a Virtual Visit
We're open for in-person appointments. But, you can also get virtual care from the convenience of your home, or wherever you are in Virginia. You can schedule a virtual visit with your clinic or get immediate care from a UVA provider.
Start a virtual urgent care visit
Watch: Why I Got a Colonoscopy
Colon cancer is the #2 cause of death from cancer in the U.S. A colonoscopy can find and remove polyps in your colon before they turn into cancer. Still not sure you need one? Watch some folks explain why they decided to get one.
Making Connections
Refer a Patient
Referring providers can access information on and get support with:
- Making referrals
- Transfer requests
- Online access to patient records
Send an eCard
An easy way to perk up a patient or express sympathy, you can send an eCard at any time. To send a free card, just:
- Choose a card design
- Write a message
- Have the card emailed or delivered in person
Support COVID-19 Patient Care and Providers
We've created a coronavirus (COVID-19) fund to support the critical needs of our patients, frontline care providers, researchers and staff. Gifts will help us meet the most urgent needs, like caring for patients and providing coronavirus testing, ensuring the health and safety of our frontline team members, and participating in national coronavirus research.
Newsroom
UVA Health to Expand Access to Opioid-Use Disorder Treatment Across Virginia
Backed by a new grant, UVA Health’s opioid-use disorder clinic will expand access to care by providing money to patients for social needs…
Cancer Discoveries Could Enhance Immunotherapy, Breast Cancer Care
The findings highlight the different roles of blood vessels in solid tumors – and could lead to better cancer care.
UVA Health Partners to Improve Telehealth for Older Adults
UVA Health experts are helping lead a new national initiative to ensure telehealth care meets the unique needs of older adults.
Healthy Balance
7 Quick Questions With Cancer Nurse Practitioner Jenna Ally
Find out what she loves about her job and the advice she lives by.
7 Quick Questions With Urology Cancer Surgeon Christine Ibilibor, MD
Christine Ibilibor, MD, specializes in robotic surgery for kidney, bladder, and genital cancers.
Are Brain Aneurysms Hereditary?
Find out how screening or genetic counseling for brain aneurysms at UVA Health could be life-saving for you and your family.
