Chesapeake Regional Medical Center's family of services

With the goal to preserve health and prevent illness whenever possible, Chesapeake General Hospital established several affiliates over the years. In 1998, all the affiliates were combined under one name. Now, as a unified health provider, Chesapeake Regional Medical Center is bringing a broad range of care to the people of southeast Virginia and northeast North Carolina.

The hospital is local, independent, community-focused organization offering area residents what they want: high-quality healthcare delivered by people who openly display their caring, concern and compassion.

Supporting our organization, the Chesapeake Regional Health Foundation is a volunteer board formed to carry out and support the charitable, scientific, and educational purposes of Chesapeake Regional Medical Center. Their efforts raising funds make it possible to support facility expansion, renovation, and endowment.

Chesapeake Regional Medical Center's facilities

Chesapeake General Hospital -As the cornerstone of the Chesapeake Regional Medical Center family of services, Chesapeake Regional Hospital has 310 all-private beds, arranged in special nursing units to provide the best possible care for our patients.

The BirthPlace - At our BirthPlace, we specialize in making birth days extraordinary days. And we are dedicated to helping make this journey of a lifetime all it is meant to be.

Cedar Manor - Specifically designed to meet the expectations and needs of the older adult seeking both care and independence, Cedar Manor is our assisted-living facility.

Women's Unit - With its friendly, relaxed atmosphere, this unit is completely dedicated to women of all ages who have a wide variety of needs. For gynecological services, breast or abdominal surgery, plastic surgery, breast reconstruction, urological surgery and other specialized treatment, you won't find a more caring group of professionals than those in our Women's Unit.

Sidney M. Oman Cancer Center -Since the opening of the Sidney M. Oman Cancer Treatment Center at Chesapeake General Hospital in 1995, the facility has specialized in providing the full range of care needed by cancer patients.

Lifestyle Center - The Lifestyle Center is a medically integrated wellness facility committed to improving the health of the community through education, screenings and fitness programming. The staff is composed of dietitians, nurses, health educators, respiratory therapists and exercise physiologists.

Sleep Center - In Chesapeake and coming in August 2009 to Elizabeth City the Sleep Center is built around diagnosing and treating a wide array of sleep disorders, which can present themselves differently in different people. Common sleep disorders include, sleep apnea, narcolepsy, insomnia, restless leg syndrome, movement disorders and extreme sleepiness.

Jennings Outpatient Center

Surgery Center of Chesapeake - This facility is designed for patients who will have their procedures and then return home the same day. Procedures that can be performed in the Center include orthopedic, gynecologic, ENT, plastic, podiatric and general surgery cases.

Diagnostic Center of Chesapeake - The DCC Is the area's first hospital-based, freestanding diagnostic center. The 19,000-square-foot facility consolidates many of the hospital's diagnostic services - including a second MRI, a comprehensive breast center that includes mammography with ImageChecker technology and stereotactic biopsy, CT, bone densitometry, ultrasound and other radiology and laboratory services.

Outer Banks Hospital - Located at Milepost 14 in Nags Head, N.C., the Outer Banks Hospital offers a unique patient care focus, with attention to details that ensure both quality care and patient dignity, comfort and respect. Each oversized patient room is comfortably furnished, with built-in couches for family members and restful views of the scenic grasses and dunes nearby.