After a nurse broke babies' bones, Henrico hospital's inspection results stayed hidden from public view
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The late spring’s sun and warm temperature beckon residents outdoors but, beware: there’s a danger that is not visible. The past two weeks in Henrico have witnessed six yellow level ozone days, with each of those days showing ozone as the primary pollutant according to the Virginia Department
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HCA officials spotlight Black Maternal Health Week
HCA Virginia marked Black Maternal Health Week (April 11-17) with both recognition and action, highlighted by top honors from Birth in Color RVA and a series of initiatives supporting mothers and families throughout Virginia. At Birth in Color’s annual Black Maternal Health Summit, HCA Virginia joined community leaders and
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Local health officials cite importance of infant immunization
National Infant Immunization Week is April 20-27, and officials from the Richmond and Henrico Health Districts are encouraging parents and guardians to make sure that children two years and younger are immunized against vaccine-preventable diseases. On-time vaccination is critical to provide protection against these potentially life-threatening diseases, according to RHHD
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Henrico nursing home facing $114K fine, cited with more 'immediate jeopardy' violations
State officials say case highlights the need for stronger enforcement, while the facility emphasizes past deficiencies have been corrected
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