Area Health Systems Require Masking for Patients With Flu-Like Symptoms Amid Regional Flu Surge
Hampton Roads is experiencing a significant increase in flu activity this season, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and regional health surveillance reports. In response, area hospitals and health care systems are reinforcing masking guidance and infection prevention measures across care settings to help protect patients, visitors, and staff from the spread of flu and other respiratory illnesses, including COVID-19 and RSV.
Learn MoreBon Secours Breaks Ground on $200 Million Patient Tower at Mary Immaculate Hospital in Newport News
Bon Secours leaders and associates, together with local elected officials, community members and partners, broke ground today on a new patient tower at Bon Secours Mary Immaculate Hospital, marking a $200 million investment that will expand access to care, modernize facilities and enhance the experience for patient families from across the Virginia Peninsula.
Learn MoreMission in Action: New Report Highlights Progress in Addressing Social Determinants of Health
Guided by local needs and strengthened by dedicated community partnerships, Bon Secours continues to advance health and well‑being across the communities we serve. In Bon Secours’ Hampton Roads market, the Care-A-Van program demonstrates how the health ministry leverages comprehensive, data‑driven assessments—combined with direct input from community members and local stakeholders—to prioritize resources and deliver meaningful, measurable impact. Designed to address key social and health needs identified at the local level, Care-A-Van reflects our commitment to evidence‑based, community‑rooted solutions.
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