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Your Trusted Healthcare Partner in Chesapeake, VA
Chesapeake Regional Medical Center is a health system laser-focused on innovation, known for making medical history in the region and providing patients with truly personal care. Our hospital, Chesapeake Regional Medical Center, stands as the only independent, community-based hospital in Hampton Roads. We pride ourselves on leading the region in heart attack survival rates, maintaining a nationally accredited Chest Pain Center, and preparing to offer open-heart surgical care in 2024. Our state-of-the-art neuro-interventional suite, comprehensive cancer care, and the areas most preferred Labor & Delivery program reflect our commitment to excellence.With over 600 physicians across 75+ specialties and 50+ locations, we deliver technologically advanced care that saves lives daily. Our mission drives us to improve community health through service, dignity, safety, integrity, and innovation. Recognized as a Best Hospital by U.S. News & World Report and Magnet Recognized for nursing excellence, we combine cutting-edge technology with compassionate care to ensure faster, safer, and more effective patient outcomes.
Services
Cardiology
Neurosciences
Cancer Care
Behavioral Health
Maternity Care
Breast Health
Weight Management
Highlights and features
- We offer 600+ physicians across 75+ specialties for comprehensive care.
- Our hospital is Magnet Recognized for nursing excellence.
- We maintain the regions best heart attack survival rates.
- Our state-of-the-art facilities support cutting-edge treatments.
- Available 24/7 for emergency and specialized care.
Associations and certifications
- Magnet Recognition Program
- U.S. News & World Report
What people say
Best physicians
Personal care
Award-winning
Nationally recognized
Compassionate staff
Services
Cardiology
Our cardiology program leads the region in heart attack survival rates and features a nationally accredited Chest Pain Center. We offer advanced diagnostics, interventional procedures, and personalized treatment plans. With open-heart surgical care launching in 2024, we provide comprehensive solutions for cardiovascular health.
Neurosciences
We treat the most strokes in the region using a state-of-the-art neuro-interventional suite. Our team specializes in rapid diagnosis, minimally invasive treatments, and rehabilitation for stroke and neurological conditions. Patients benefit from coordinated care and cutting-edge protocols to improve recovery outcomes.
Cancer Care
Our comprehensive cancer care program combines advanced technology with personalized treatment plans for all stages of cancer. We offer multidisciplinary care, including chemotherapy, radiation, and surgical options, supported by a team of specialists focused on holistic patient well-being.
Behavioral Health
We prioritize emotional wellness through inpatient and outpatient behavioral health services. Our programs address mood disorders, trauma, and addiction with evidence-based therapies and a focus on long-term recovery. Care is delivered in a safe, supportive environment.
Maternity Care
The areas most preferred maternity program offers award-winning care for low- and high-risk pregnancies. Our services include prenatal education, advanced fetal monitoring, and family-centered birthing suites. We ensure a seamless experience from pregnancy through postpartum care.
People
Dr. Claire Carman
Physician
Dr. Claire Carman, FACS, is a dedicated physician known for her patient-centered approach and expertise. She consistently prioritizes patient input and stays current with advancements in her specialty, delivering high-quality, compassionate care.
Questions
What services does Chesapeake Regional Healthcare offer?
We provide cardiology, neurosciences, cancer care, behavioral health, maternity services, and 75+ specialties across 50+ locations.
How can I schedule an appointment?
Use our online portal, contact our scheduling team at 757-312-8121, or reach out to specific departments directly.
Does the hospital offer emergency care?
Yes, we operate a Provisional Level III Trauma Center and provide 24/7 emergency services.
Is the hospital accredited?
We are Magnet Recognized for nursing excellence and ranked among Virginia’s top hospitals by U.S. News & World Report.
How can I access my medical records?
Request records through our patient portal or contact the Release of Information department at 757-312-8121.
Reviews (7)
Katrina Q.
Jan 26, 2022
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If you dont have hundreds of dollars to pay your imaging bill in FULL, avoid Chesapeake Regional at ALL cost. Theyve officially lost me as a patient for any future services. I had a payment plan set up (after I had attempted to make reasonably small payments on it and still received a final notice). I missed ONE payment and was immediately sent to collections! ONE missed payment. ZERO attempt to contact me about it, rather just sends me straight to collections.
Id truly hate to have any worse of medical insurance and less of an income. They will send you to the grave in order to
Id truly hate to have any worse of medical insurance and less of an income. They will send you to the grave in order to
Mark Jones
Jan 21, 2022
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Staff at Cardiac Rehab is excellent. 1 star because- since they are affiliated with C.R. Medical Center & as far as (Blue Cross/Anthem/ BCBS FEP ) insurance billing, i paid a $100 copay for "Outpatient" initial assessment(code G0463) PHONE CALL... vs the $30 copay i was expecting which is what I paid when was actually connected to EKG and exercising. I don't know for sure but i am figuring a private Cardiac Rehab facility does not bill using the "outpatient" code for initial visit...
Khloe Davis
Jan 14, 2022
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My mom had twins here and to sum it up, the staff is incompetent. Initially, the women at the desk in the emergency room was rude and not concerned at all that my mom was in active labor. Everyone was very judgey and not kind at all. She had one very nice and understanding nurse when she was in recovery after her c-section who's name was Jenna. After she was moved into the mother baby unit, it all went back to rude nurses. THEN, after my mom was discharged, her son had to be moved to CHKD for what they said was a life or death situation, and could not get ahold of my mom to approve of the surgery
Mary Mahone
Jan 13, 2022
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I had to come to Chesapeake General today for my gaulbladder ultrasound. While they are requiring everyone must wear a mask, they are not screening anyone when they come in.... They didn't screen me and I've seen several people come in and walk past the front resk, stop and ask the people at the desk questions about what patients or rooms they maybe in..... Never o ce have I been screened nor has anyone else..... This time lace is a joke, always has been and always will be. I absolutely hate this hospital and if I didn't have to come here I wouldn't....
Alisa Boylen
Jan 11, 2022
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I am questioning how a PA in the ER obtained any type of medical license. Her disregard and bedside manner was borderline disgraceful. Went here last week in severe pain 10 weeks pregnant. I only told them I suspected a UTI. I guess they took that as the only thing to check me for. Sat in waiting room for two hours in pain and basically incontinent. Not a bad wait, I will give them that. Took my culture and the PA took me back, stood across from me with her arms crossed and told me I had a UTI. Shocker. Proceeded to tell her I felt my stomach area is distended and something doesn't feel right.
J. K.
Jan 10, 2022
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I don't know why so many people are complaining about this hospital! Give the nurses a break for God's sake! They are underpaid, understaffed, nurses burnt out and quitting, covid is putting a number on them just like all the other hospitals in the country.
Carmi C.
Jan 03, 2022
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Came in with my some who has COVID. Im pregnant so the I asked Yolanda at the desk if I should get a test. She told me that if I did it wouldnt be here and that it was not a priority I also watched her tell a sick elderly woman that her being sick was not her problem And that she aint gunna die really? And you as the triage nurse know that? Unbelievable. How absolutely disgusting.
