In November 1970, Central Virginia Health Services opened in rural Buckingham County, becoming the first community health center in Virginia. The site, Central Virginia Community Health Center (CVCHC) was created to serve the health care needs of residents of the rural counties of Buckingham, Cumberland, and Fluvanna. Initially operating out of three trailers in each of the three counties, practice operations were consolidated into the Gold Hill community of Buckingham County. CVHS has grown and today is Virginia’s largest community health center both in terms of numbers of sites as well as number of patients. Each site added to CVHS was developed as a result of identified needs in each respective community. Over time, it became apparent that urban as well as rural communities struggled to meet residents’ health care needs. Each of CVHS’ communities shares common problems in terms of disease, access, poverty or lack of insurance as well as unique characteristics and needs that each site addresses. Mission: "We are committed to providing safe, accessible, affordable, comprehensive, high quality, and culturally sensitive care to the people we serve"​ Vision: "Transforming lives through exceptional healthcare"​ Values: Patient centered, integrity, professionalism, continuous improvement, and compassion

We are Urology of Virginia. Our team of caring, dedicated and experienced physicians is uncompromising. Attending to the diagnosis and treatment of all urological conditions, delivered with the highest quality of care, is our commitment to each of our patients. Over the years, this commitment has resulted in our practice becoming home to some of the most sought out physicians for urological care in the state. Each of our five Hampton Roads facilities was designed with one thing in mind. You.

Atlantic Orthopaedic Specialists is Hampton Roads’ orthopaedics pioneer. Founded in 1919 by Foy Vann, it has grown to become the largest orthopaedic practice in the region. AOS’ team of 23 physicians and surgeons, 23 Physical and Occupational Therapists and OrthoNow walk-in care clinics provide the most advanced and comprehensive Orthopaedic Care in the region. AOS surgeons are trained in six orthopaedic sub-specialty areas and together with 23 physical and occupational specialists AOS will meet your needs for both acute orthopaedic injuries and chronic skeletal muscle and soft tissue conditions. We will efficiently and effectively help you achieve a speedy recovery and transition back to your active lifestyle. In addition to generalized care for routine orthopaedic injuries and conditions, AOS provides the areas most experienced and well trained surgeons and physicians. AOS sub specialists are fellowship-trained in the six different orthopaedic sub-specialty areas, Spine and Scoliosis, Sports Medicine, Hand, Elbow and Shoulder, Joint Replacement, Foot and Ankle, Orthopaedic Oncology and Pain Management. At each of our five south Hampton Roads locations AOS also provides full service physical and occupational therapy.

The Barry Robinson Center in Norfolk, VA, is the leading center for substance abuse and behavioral disorder treatment tailored to children and adolescents | Virginia. The Center offers residential treatment and community based services.

The Virginia Retirement System, an independent state agency based in Richmond, delivers retirement and other benefits to covered Virginia public sector employees through sound financial stewardship and superior customer service. VRS ranks as the 14th largest public or private pension fund in the U.S. and the 42nd largest in the world, serving more than 778,000 active and inactive members, retirees and beneficiaries.