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Since 1966, St. Mary's Hospital has served Central Virginia, providing compassionate health care of the highest quality. St. Mary’s Hospital was the first community hospital in Richmond to achieve Magnet® Recognition by the American Nurses Credentialing Center for nursing excellence in 2008.
St. Mary’s was named a Top 50 Cardiovascular Hospital in the nation by Thomson Reuters and was recognized by HealthGrades for being ranked among the Top 5% in the nation for emergency medicine, critical care, stroke, gastrointestinal care, and prostatectomy.
St. Mary’s is accredited by The Joint Commission for having centers of excellence in heart failure, heart attack, hip and knee joint replacement and primary stroke center. It’s also a center of excellence for surgical weight loss surgery and breast imaging.
Furthermore, St. Mary’s is designated as a Comprehensive Cancer Center by the American College of Surgeons. St. Mary’s is pleased of all of its honors and awards.
In Richmond, we are probably best known for our birthing center, repeatedly voted the “Best Place in Richmond to Have a Baby” (Style Magazine). We provide exceptional care for newborns and infants, including a state-of-the-art Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) staffed with onsite neonatologists 24 hours a day.
St. Mary's also provides exceptional care to children. Its comprehensive pediatric services include a dedicated pediatric emergency department, an inpatient pediatric unit with onsite Pediatric Hospitalists 24-hours a day, a pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) with onsite Pediatric Intensivists 24-hours a day, as well as a variety of pediatric subspecialty services. St. Mary's diverse, highly trained and dedicated staff of pediatric professionals delivers pediatric care in a wide range of specialties including allergy and immunology, cardiology, ENT, general surgery, neurology, pulmonology, endocrinology, orthopedics and urology.
St. Mary's also has a fully staffed Cleft and Craniofacial Team to provide all aspects of care to children with cleft lip or palate as well as complex congenital skull abnormalities.
St. Mary’s is a proud member of The National Association of Children's Hospitals and Related Institutions (NACHRI).
Cancer questions? Call (804) 353-HOPE to talk to our specialists.
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TOP important and interesting reviews from patients
- I'm going to talk about my experience. When I got to the emergency room, there was a girl who took care of me very kindly. About 5 minutes passed when they called me and I was treated by a very friendly doctor. Even though I didn't speak Spanish, they were very diligent in communicating with a translator. The nurse who gave me the electrocardiogram was very kind and treated me kindly. He always tried to tell me to relax. Then I was greeted by another nurse for a kind of Tomography and this lady was the nicest thing I have ever seen in my life. In general terms, I have been very well attended
- Just had minor surgery that turned into a 4 day hospital stay. The Doctors, the nurses, the aids, and others who helped with keeping my room clean and doing other tests were all professional and very nice to me. Trust me, when you are feeling so sick, and just tired of it all, having people be nice to you in their efforts to make you better means alot. Thank you St. Mary's Hospital!
- We had an amazing experience in the PICU! ALL of the nurses were incredible! Dr. Hong and Dr. Samtani were especially kind and thorough. My daughter was in the PICU for 11 days due to a serious infection. They gave her a sweet card before she was discharged with their love and hope for her to get well soon! The specialists that came in to see her were also outstanding! Very pleased with the St. Mary's PICU!
