ENTRANCE ALERT: You MUST wear a mask. Guests NOT allowed at clinic visits. See all patient & visitor policies.
While we're open for in-person appointments, you can also now get virtual care from the convenience of your home, or wherever you are in Virginia. You can schedule your care with your clinic, or get immediate after hours care from a UVA provider.
With the current visitor restrictions in place, see ways you can still connect with a patient in the hospital.
You can pay your bill online with MyChart or contact us with your billing, insurance and financial aid questions.
Use this free, online tool to renew prescriptions, schedule appointments, pay bills, message doctors and more.
We're Safe, Ready and Open – For You
While many things may be uncertain, your access to world-class care shouldn't be. Whether it’s routine care, elective surgery or specialized expertise, we’re open and ready to see you. As Virginia’s top hospital, we’ve implemented rigorous procedures to ensure you and your family can be treated safely and effectively. View Ready Transcript.
Referring providers can access information on and get support with:
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:
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.
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Cancer Centers Join to Address the Impact of COVID-19
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Quiz: Could You Be Having Ovarian Cancer Symptoms?
What Is Sickle Cell Disease? One Patient Shares What It’s Like Living with This Chronic Condition
We’re researching how brain injury
can disrupt drainage from the brain
and may contribute to
Alzheimer's disease.
2020-2021 U.S. News & World Report “Best Hospitals” guide rates University of Virginia Medical Center as the No. 1 hospital in Virginia, and honors 8 UVA specialties.
The American Nurses Credentialing Center awarded Magnet Recognition® to UVA in May 2015.
