Facilities
Health System
Most of the health-care facilities at UVa, including those of the Neurology Department, operate under the aegis of the Health System. Historically, the Health Sciences Center was an outgrowth of the University of Virginia School of Medicine which, in 1825, became the tenth medical school in the U.S. to open its doors.
Today the Health System includes the following:
On Grounds Facilities
- University Hospital
- Virginia Ambulatory Surgery Center
- Hospital West (ambulatory care, administration, education and research)
- Primary Care Center
- School of Medicine
- School of Nursing
- Claude Moore Health Sciences Library
- Jordan Hall and Conference Center
- Medical Education and Research Building
- Cobb Hall
- Other administrative, clinical and research facilities
- Kluge Children's Rehabilitation Center
- Northridge Outpatient Building
- Moser Radiation Therapy Center
- Stacey Hall and Annex (imaging, research and computer facilities)
- The Virginia Neurological Institute (administration, Clinical Trials Center and Advanced Technology Center)
- Fontaine Research Park
- Satellite (community) clinics
- Martha Jefferson Hospital (additional psychiatric medicine ward only)
- Western State Psychiatric Hospital (neurology rotation and faculty outreach)
- Roanoke-Salem area hospitals (internal medicine training, neurology faculty outreach and student rotations)
The facilities of the UVa Health System are more than adequate to accomplish its mission, and it's expansion plans ensure that this will be the case far into the future.
For additional information about the facilities and services of the UVa Health System, please follow the link entitled UVa Health System on the menu bar at the top and bottom of each page.