Clinical trials give you, the patient, a chance to try a new treatment. By taking part in a trial, you also help us develop new and better ways to treat and care for others around the world. We can also develop methods to prevent disease and manage symptoms.
You may be looking for clinical trial information because:
Many people who use vape, smoke, or chew tobacco want to quit. They try patches, gum, going cold turkey, but nothing sticks. No matter how many times you've tried to quit and failed, there's hope. Our personalized tobacco treatment program can work for you.
You're on your own individual journey. We’ll tailor a plan to meet your needs.
Our program offers both:
For visits before July 1, 2017, you may receive two bills:
Medical Center bills include services like lab work, X-rays or surgery.
You can:
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Sometimes, the best support comes from people who have been there. They understand what it's like to get a cancer diagnosis. Knowing you're not alone can truly help.
The Cancer Center Peer Support Program gives patients and caregivers a source of authentic support. You'll talk to someone one-on-one who can relate to your experience.
Peer partners can't offer medical advice. But they've had cancer or supported someone with cancer themselves. They can share their own experiences and offer encouragement and insight to help you cope.
This program is:
The Diversity and Community Engagement Office offers a range of opportunities, resources, and events for patients and families.
To support UVA Health teams, we guide efforts to ensure an inclusive and respectful learning, training, and working environment.
Within the greater Charlottesville region, we aim to improve community health and well being by addressing social determinants of health. This work will reduce the health disparities amongst those at risk or underserved.
If you're lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, nonbinary, or queer, odds are, you've faced barriers to healthcare. At UVA Health, we're committed to removing barriers and helping you thrive. Our resources for LGBTQ+ patients offer a wide spectrum of support.
One barrier you may face is cost.
Money shouldn't get in the way of you getting the care you need. But dealing with insurance and costs can feel overwhelming.
We're here to help. Our billing specialists can:
Starting July 13, we're switching to a new system for virtual visits (appointments with a UVA Health provider by video or phone). This new system is more convenient as you don't need a MyChart account to have an appointment.
Follow these instructions to prepare for your video visit.
Here are answers to the most frequently asked questions about virtual visits (appointments by video or phone call) at UVA Health.
A virtual visit is an appointment that happens through either:
This visit can be with a doctor, nurse practitioner, physician assistant, physical therapist, or other clinicians.
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Losing your hair can be a challenging part of the cancer journey. To help you look and feel your best during and after treatment, we offer free salon services through our CareCuts program.
Professional stylists will provide you with:
Stylists are available for 1-hour sessions.