The COVID-19 pandemic has made vaccines more important than ever, while at the same time making it more challenging for children and adults to get their vaccines. We asked CrossOver family nurse practitioner Katie St. Germain to help us better understand why vaccines...

The economic impacts of COVID-19 have affected many CrossOver patients, in some cases causing food or housing insecurity. Our CrossOver social work team has been hard at work meeting with individuals and families, providing guidance, and connecting them with available...

At CrossOver Healthcare Ministry, diversity is a fundamental value. Our patients come from over 100 countries and speak over 50 languages. We celebrate difference and work diligently to create spaces of welcome for patients, employees, volunteers, and donors from many...

CrossOver began accepting patients with Medicaid in January of 2019. Today, approximately 15% of our patients have Medicaid and 85% are uninsured. Now, with more Virginians becoming unemployed as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, you may know someone who has recently...

The April 20, 2020, edition of the Richmond Times-Dispatch included this article by CrossOver board chair Don Seitz, MD. In it, he writes about how the work done by CrossOver transforms not only patients, but CrossOver donors, staff, and volunteers like him. We are so...

Dr. Vivian Bruzzese, director of HIV programs at CrossOver, is an infectious disease specialist. Last week, she was featured by the Community Foundation for a Greater Richmond and the Jenkins Foundation in a Q&A that ran on both blogs. Click either link to read...

This National Volunteer Week, CrossOver had much to celebrate! Volunteers Get Creative Volunteer pharmacist Kathy Whitten has been sewing masks and making them available to her friends and neighbors through contactless porch pick-up. She's encouraging those who take a...