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27 hours ago OB/GYN Associates of Danville offers a full spectrum of Women's Health Services including Obstetrics, Gynecology, Urogynecology, Reproductive Health and Breast Health services as well as providing state of the art Phlebotomy, Mammography, Ultrasound and office based surgical services on site. Hospital based procedures are performed at SOVAH Health. >> Go To The Portal

Why choose OB/GYN Associates of Danville?

We care about you and your family. OB/GYN Associates of Danville appreciates the trust you have placed in our practice for your healthcare needs.

Does Danville Community College have an affiliation with Old Dominion University?

Danville Community College offers many educational options, including an affiliation with Old Dominion University. You can call our main Sovah Health - Danville line at any time to be directed to the services you need. Call 434.799.2100.

What is the my Healthpoint patient portal?

The My HealthPoint patient portal, offered by Sovah Health, is a convenient, secure health management tool you can use anywhere you have access to the Internet. It provides access to important information about you and your visit (s) to our hospitals. Information available on My HealthPoint includes:

Where do residency physicians live in Danville?

Resident physicians and medical students live in Danville and rotate through local physician practices and Sovah Health. Each resident receives nearly 9,000 hours of training during their three-year residency.

What is the phone number for Danville Community College?

You can call our main Sovah Health - Danville line at any time to be directed to the services you need. Call 434.799.2100.

What is Sovah Health?

Beginning in 2010, Sovah Health became a teaching hospital to train medical students and physician residents specializing in family and internal medicine. Based on rigorous onsite assessments, the program was has received institutional and program accreditation by the American Osteopathic Association (AOA) and the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME). Resident physicians and medical students live in Danville and rotate through local physician practices and Sovah Health. Each resident receives nearly 9,000 hours of training during their three-year residency. During a year’s time, the residents participate in the care of over 100,000 patients across the region and contribute approximately $1.5 million to the local economy.