More than 700 physicians practice here, bringing a wide range of academic, community and hospital-based experience. Our four hospitals total more than 900 beds, and nearly 7,000 employees work at CAMC. Our hospitals and outpatient locations have a close proximity, allowing for a wide variety of practice locations without lengthy travel.
Our Hospitals
CAMC General Hospital is home to a level-one trauma center, treating more than 3,000 trauma patients a year. The newly-built Outpatient Surgery Center is on this campus. Along with the Outpatient Surgery Center, General is home to nationally-accredited stroke and medical rehabilitation centers, a neuroscience center and southern West Virginia's only kidney transplant center.
CAMC Memorial Hospital is our largest campus, home to one of the highest-volume cardiac programs in the U.S. where nearly 2,000 cardiac stents, more than 800 open-heart procedures and 13,000 cardiac catheterizations are performed each year. Our Robotic Surgery Center of Excellence is located here, in addition to the Vascular Center of Excellence, Family Medicine Center, and Outpatient Care Center. The CAMC Cancer Center, where more cancer patients are treated than any other location in the state, is across the street.
CAMC Women and Children’s Hospital is the only freestanding children’s hospital in the state, with the highest-level neonatal and pediatric intensive care. More than 2,000 babies are born here annually, and more than 30 pediatric specialties are practiced here.
CAMC Teays Valley Hospital is a community hospital located about 20 minutes from Charleston. Physicians practicing here provide primary and specialty care including urology, oncology and surgery.
CAMC Greenbrier Valley Medical Center a 122-bed facility with inpatient and outpatient care, emergency services, surgical care and diagnostic services. The hospital has about 450 employees and 200 physicians and advanced practice professionals on its medical staff. GVMC joined Charleston Area Medical Center on Jan. 1, 2023, marking a new beginning for health care in our region.
