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...

A Q&A with Becca Wethered, community engagement manager Q: What is it like to volunteer at CrossOver? A: Volunteering at CrossOver can look like many things, from seeing patients directly in exam rooms as a volunteer nurse, provider, scribe, or interpreter, to...

A Q&A with Schliqua Thompson, LPC Q: I’ve been struggling with the isolation of social distancing and the recent stay-at-home order from the governor. What can I do when I feel isolated or lonely? A: Remember that the opposite of isolation is connection. You can...

Each year, CrossOver holds a Spring into Action women's breakfast to raise funds in support of compassionate healthcare. The women's breakfast provides women the opportunity to support other women, as 64% of CrossOver's patients are women. This year, because of...

Thank you for your ongoing prayers and support as we combat the COVID-19 pandemic. This week, we wanted to share some of the stories of hope that are sustaining us in these challenging times. We hope these stories uplift you as they have uplifted us. And we wish you...

Minute by minute we continue to learn new information related to COVID-19 and adapt our care delivery model to ensure that our two charitable healthcare clinics remain open, where we continue to welcome our patients with open arms. Amid all the change, what remains...

The health and safety of our patients, volunteers, staff, and community remain a top priority, especially in light of the cases of COVID-19, also known as the Coronavirus, in Virginia. At this point in time, CrossOver clinics will remain open. Unsure of the best way...