The Largest Health System in West Virginia

The West Virginia United Health System (WVUHS) was created in 1996, to help hospitals and healthcare professionals continue to provide accessible, quality services in a constantly changing environment.

Since that time, WVUHS has grown into the largest healthcare system based in West Virginia.

The Provider of Choice

WVUHS facilities touch the lives of thousands of people every day. Consider the following aspects of our organization:

• WVUHS is the second largest private employer in the state, with now more than 7,000 employees.
• WVUHS is the leader in providing health care services to north central and eastern West Virginia.
• The four hospitals in WVUHS treat almost fourteen hundred patients every day.
• Every year WVUHS facilities perform 40,000 surgical procedures, more than 250,000 diagnostic imaging procedures, and a million laboratory tests.
• WVUHS provides a full range of health care services, from family medicine to complex transplant and neurological surgery; from cancer screening to complex Gamma Knife® radiosurgery; from prenatal education classes to comprehensive senior care.
• WVUHS is in partnership with West Virginia University's Robert C. Byrd Health Sciences Center, the premier provider of health care education and research in the state, and a national leader in neurosciences, cancer, and advanced diagnostics.

Who is WVUHS?

• West Virginia University Hospitals(WVUH), including Ruby Memorial Hospital, Chestnut Ridge Hospital (Behavioral Medicine), Children's Hospital, and the John Michael Moore Trauma Center in Morgantown, WVUH-East which includes City Hospital in Martinsburg, and Jefferson Memorial Hospital in Ranson, and United Hospital Center, located in Clarksburg
• United Physicians Care, a network of more than sixteen providers at ten primary care sites throughout north central West Virginia and western Maryland
• WVU Cheat Lake Physicians, a multi-specialty ambulatory center in the Cheat Lake area of Morgantown