Warren Memorial Hospital

03/30/2026

Please join us in celebrating our Valley Health physicians on National Doctors' Day. Today and always, we recognize the extraordinary skill, compassion, and unwavering dedication they bring to our patients and our community each and every day. To our physicians, thank you for making a difference in the lives of so many!

03/26/2026

Safely disposing of unused medications helps protect our families and our environment. 💊🗑️ The Warren Memorial Hospital Foundation recently donated a medication take‑back box to support safer disposal options in our community.

The Warren Memorial Hospital Foundation is partnering with the Warren County Sheriff’s Office by donating a Medication Take Back Box to provide the community with a safe place to dispose of any expired, unused, or no-longer-needed prescriptions or over-the-counter medications.

03/26/2026

Quick, easy and potentially lifesaving. A Low Dose CT lung screening takes less than 10 minutes. No needles, no medications — just a simple scan that could save your life. For high‑risk adults, this test is one of the easiest ways to find lung cancer earlier, when outcomes are better. Not sure if you qualify? Visit our website, valleyhealthlink.com/ldct, or call 1-844-LDCT-NOW to talk with our lung navigation team.

03/26/2026

Today is Epilepsy Awareness Day, a time to increase understanding of a condition that affects people of all ages. Epilepsy is a neurological disorder that causes recurring seizures, which can vary widely in how they look and how often they occur. With proper diagnosis, treatment, and support, many people with epilepsy live full, active lives. Raising awareness helps reduce stigma, encourages timely care, and supports individuals and families navigating this condition every day. For more information on Valley Health's comprehensive epilepsy program, visit valleyhealthlink.com/epilepsy.

The Virginia Comprehensive Epilepsy Program at Valley Health provides patients with the care and treatment they need to manage and prevent seizures.

03/20/2026

Here’s a surprising fact: the earliest known case of colorectal cancer was found in an Egyptian mummy dating back to the Ptolemaic period (305–30 B.C.). Thousands of years later, screening and prevention continue to be our most powerful tools. Regular screening can detect colorectal cancer early, when treatment is most effective. Talk to your provider about getting screened today. For more information, visit valleyhealthlink.com/colorectalcancer.

03/13/2026

You may have noticed that the Valley Health website, valleyhealthlink.com, welcomed you with a new look this week. With a fresh design and improved features, everyone can find the care they need, faster. Key features of our new site include:

▪️Streamlined navigation so you can reach important pages quickly.
▪️Search locations by the service they offer. Find the right care for you, close to home.
▪️An improved “Find a Doctor” search tool and experience with filters for specialty, location, and availability.
▪️Easily refine your search by who is accepting new patients.
▪️Filter for only those in the Valley Health Medical Group.
▪️PLUS: Refine your search by caregivers and locations that offer online scheduling.

03/12/2026

Colorectal cancer is the second deadliest cancer overall and is increasing in younger adults. Awareness drives action, and action saves lives. Talk to your provider about screening options—especially if you're 45 or older. For more information, visit valleyhealthlink.com/colorectalcancer.

03/03/2026

Are you at high risk for lung cancer? A Low Dose CT Lung Screening may help catch cancer early — when treatment options are most effective.

You may qualify if:
• You’re 50–77 (CMS) or 50–80 (commercial insurance)
• You have a 20 pack‑year smoking history
• You currently smoke or quit in the last 15 years
• You have no symptoms of lung cancer
• You’re willing to screen yearly

This quick, non-invasive screening is available at all six Valley Health hospitals. Talk to your doctor or call 1-844-LDCT-NOW.

03/01/2026

March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, a time to elevate the importance of prevention, early detection, and support for everyone affected by this disease. 💙 Wear Blue Day is Friday, March 6—a nationwide movement to honor those impacted by colorectal cancer and spark lifesaving conversations. Join us by wearing blue and raising awareness all month long. For more information, visit valleyhealthlink.com/colorectalcancer.

02/26/2026

Heart disease remains the number one killer of women in America, yet nearly half of all women fail to recognize it as their greatest health threat. During a recent Community Health episode of The Valley Today, host Janet Michael talks with April Shewmake, DO, a board-certified interventional cardiologist at Wi******er Cardiology and Vascular Medicine | Valley Health. Dr. Shewmake shares information on the warning signs of heart disease, prevention strategies, how women face distinct risk factors, and the importance of knowing your numbers.

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02/26/2026

This weekend: Join us at the Valley Health Community Wellness Festival at Apple Blossom Mall on Saturday, February 28. Enjoy a day focused on health, prevention, and wellness for the entire family, featuring free and reduced-cost screenings, educational resources, and community partners. The Valley Health Community Wellness Festival is funded by Valley Health Foundations.

Learn more about all the events happening at the festival this weekend at valleyhealthlink.com/wellnessfestival.

02/25/2026

Good news for Anthem HealthKeepers members. Valley Health labs across Virginia are now in network. This update makes it easier for patients to receive convenient, local lab services close to home.

If you have questions about your coverage, contact your Anthem representative or your Valley Health provider. To see all our lab locations, visit: valleyhealthlink.com/lab.