Cape Fear Valley Health Wants to Move Operating Rooms to Meet Rising Demand
Cape Fear Valley Health is asking the state’s permission to relocate all 11 operating rooms at its Fayetteville Ambulatory Surgery Center to its main campus.
Column: Women’s Giving Circle Celebrates $1 Million Milestone
Since 2008, Women’s Giving Circle of Cumberland County has provided $1 million in grants to combat child abuse, housing and food insecurity, human trafficking, and other issues.
Cape Fear Valley Medical Center ranks 20th among 119 North Carolina hospitals, report says
U.S. News & World Report named the Cape Fear Valley Medical Center a “Best Regional Hospital” for 2025, ranking it 20th among 119 hospitals in North Carolina.
Cape Fear Valley Medical Center improves pregnancy care, one skin-to-skin care session at a time
As part of its annual celebration of Kangaroo Care Day, Cape Fear Valley Medical Center NICU staff are working to educate parents on the benefits of skin-to-skin care sessions.
Heart attack symptoms are different for women
Sondra Bemesderfer, 53, felt fine the day she had an almost fatal heart attack. It was out of the blue with no symptoms like chest or arm pain normally associated with heart issues.
New volunteer program provides comfort for the dying
Cape Fear Valley Health now has a program to address the growing number of adults facing old age without any support. The No One Dies Alone program allows volunteers to support patients who would otherwise die alone.
Cape Fear Valley Health restricts visitation, requires staff masking
As of Jan. 10, Cape Fear Valley Health is limiting visitation and requiring staff masking to tackle the region’s increase in cases of respiratory illnesses, particularly pneumonia.
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Cape Fear Valley Medical Center earns ‘C’ on safety for third year in a row
The Cape Fear Valley Medical Center earned its third straight ‘C’ patient safety grade from national hospital safety grader the Leapfrog Group. The center points to lasting impacts from the pandemic. Leapfrog says that’s not the sole reason.
Business Notebook: Chef’Store food and cooking supply store coming to Fayetteville
US Foods Holding Corp., a leading food service distributor, will open US Foods Chef’Store locations in Fayetteville; Greenville; and Roanoke, Virginia. All three locations are expected to open in late fall.
Man charged with breaking into vehicles in area of Cape Fear Valley hospital
A Fayetteville man has been charged with 12 vehicle break-ins on Village Drive near Cape Fear Valley Medical Center, according to the Fayetteville Police Department. Since early March, multiple vehicle break-ins had been reported in the 3400 block of Village Drive, prompting an investigation by detectives, according to a news release.
Construction work to shut down main entry to Cape Fear Valley hospital
Beginning at 9 a.m. Friday, Cape Fear Valley Medical Center will close its main entrance and part of its main driveway to pedestrian and vehicle traffic because of construction work, according to a news release.
Column: A disciple in Christ, whenever and wherever Jesus called
No need for lengthy eulogies this day. They just need to place his Holy Bibles at the altar, where you can thumb through the passages marked in red highlights by his hand. Those passages are testament to Bob Carter’s life and his lifelong faith in Jesus Christ.
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