Hospitals & Medical Centers
Nationally recognized for stroke treatment, Memorial Regional Medical Center is a 269-bed hospital serving the greater Mechanicsville area
Fully accredited by the Joint Commission (TJC), we have been nationally recognized for clinical excellence and stroke care, and we are ranked among the top 10 percent of hospitals in the country for cardiac surgery and overall cardiac care. Our world-class physicians are experts at treating a wide range of medical conditions, but we also believe in treating the whole person. Our Mission is to deliver compassionate, quality health care to every patient, every time.
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Awards and Accreditations
America's Top 250 Hospital
America's Top 250 Hospital
Maintained elite national ranking among Healthgrades' top hospitals for three consecutive years.
Comprehensive Cardiac Excellence
Earned Blue Distinction recognition and Gold Plus STEMI status, with five-star ratings in heart attack and failure care.
Critical Care Distinction
Achieved Excellence Award and five-star ratings in sepsis and respiratory failure treatment.
Multi-Specialty Excellence
Earned five-star ratings across multiple specialties including pulmonary, gastrointestinal, and neuroscience care.
Stroke Care Leadership
Received Joint Commission Primary Stroke Center certification and five-star rating for stroke treatment.
Top 100 Orthopedic Surgery
Named among Healthgrades' best hospitals for orthopedic care with excellence awards in joint replacement and outpatient surgery.
News and Events at Bon Secours — Memoral Regional Medical Center
Bon Secours today announced that John Emery has been named president of Bon Secours Memorial Regional Medical Center and Bon Secours Rappahannock General Hospital, effective July 31.
National school-to-work program helps students develop work skills in a real-world environment
Bon Secours Community Health Clinic, Manchester, at the Center for Healthy Living serves as an extension of the Bon Secours Care-A-Van, which has been serving Richmond’s uninsured for nearly 30 years