WVU Medicine

WVU Medicine is the consumer brand of the West Virginia University Health System, the largest health system and private employer in West Virginia. Established in 1996, it integrates academic medicine, clinical care, and community health initiatives across 25 hospitals. The system originated with WVU Hospitals in Morgantown and United Hospital Center in Clarksburg, focusing on enhancing care coordination and specialized services. WVU Medicine offers a wide range of healthcare services, including advanced surgical procedures and specialized institutes such as the WVU Heart and Vascular Institute and the WVU Cancer Institute. It is known for pioneering medical advancements, including the state's first heart transplant and multi-organ transplant center. The organization also emphasizes education and training, supporting various programs through the WVU School of Medicine and other health-related educational initiatives. With a commitment to community health and innovative care, WVU Medicine serves patients throughout West Virginia.