Medical laboratories support the care of patients, serve referring physicians and conduct clinical trials that deepen our understanding of human disease.
To have your bloodwork done at one of our locations, you must:
In the emergency department, we work fast to get you stabilized, intervening to stop a heart attack, stroke, or severe allergic reaction. We treat burns, broken bones, illnesses, and pain that hasn’t responded to over-the-counter medicine.
We follow the same process with each patient. While this may appear chaotic, we actually follow these routines in a very standardized manner.
Intensive care, also called critical care, serves patients with serious, continuing conditions. An ICU provides a high level of monitoring and privacy.
Our dedicated specialists focus on very specific, acute medical emergencies or situations:
Whether it’s because of an injury, illness or simply how you’re made, our prosthetics and orthotics team is dedicated to helping you with your specific movement and cosmetic needs.
We recognize and honor that every situation is unique. Our P&O specialists can create personalized devices that help you have the fullest possible use of your arms, legs or any body part.
Prosthetics are devices that replace the normal motion of a lost or absent body part.
Interventional radiology (IR) uses state-of-the-art minimally invasive techniques and imaging guidance to replace conventional surgery.
IR radiologists perform more than 6,000 cases annually, treating patients, diagnosing disease and providing a full array of patient care for the chest, abdomen, and extremities. Services include:
Living with epilepsy, you want to know as much you can about the condition and the people responsible for your treatment.
At UVA, you can trust our high level of focused, specialized epilepsy expertise from your care providers. Our team-based approach to care allows us to explore all available testing and treatment options, including epilepsy surgery.
The epilepsy team includes: