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Centra Health is a regional nonprofit health care system providing comprehensive medical care to people in Central Virginia. It has more than 3,000 health care professionals on staff serving a wide variety of medical specialties. Lynchburg General Hospital is the area's regional center for emergency medicine, as well as cardiac and orthopedic services, intensive care and rehabilitation. Lynchburg General is also an outpatient surgery center. Virginia Baptist Hospital specializes in cancer services, women's and children's care, mental health services and outpatient surgery. Centra Health operates physicians' offices in Brookneal, Big Island, Gretna and Lynchburg. Other members of the Centra Health family include: Fairmont Crossing, Guggenheimer, Summit Health & Rehabilitation Center, The Summit, Mammography Center and Centra Lab. The Centra Health Foundation is a charitable organization that accepts grant proposals and funds a variety of community health programs through education and underwriting patient care.

Friendship Retirement Community in Roanoke, VA offers a range of living options and services for seniors looking to enjoy their retirement years in a supportive environment. The community provides amenities and activities designed to promote a comfortable and fulfilling lifestyle for residents. With a focus on independence and well-being, Friendship Retirement Community strives to create a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere for all residents. Whether seeking assisted living, memory care, or independent living options, seniors can find a supportive community at Friendship Retirement Community. Generated from their business information

Bradley Free Clinic, a nonprofit organization, provides free medical, pharmacy and dental care for the needy in Roanoke, Va. Founded in 1974, the clinic has expanded its facilities to include a 9,000-square-foot state-of-the-art outpatient department that has served more than 200,000 patients since its inception. The staff comprises of volunteer physicians, nurses, pharmacy and support personnel, and in 2002, the clinic delivered health care worth more than $20 to the community of Roanoke.