VHHA Invites Hospital Staff, Stakeholders to Free Documentary Screenings Honoring Hospitals and Patients

Healing and Hope: Hospitals’ Legacy of Service in Virginia

Monday, May 11 | The Millwald Theatre (Wytheville – Southwest Virginia)

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In celebration and recognition of hospitals and their teams, the Virginia Hospital & Healthcare Association (VHHA) is inviting hospital leaders, staff, and stakeholders to join us as guests at a series of free screenings of a new documentary being premiered around the Commonwealth in May. Healing and Hope: Hospitals’ Legacy of Service in Virginia is a new documentary produced by VHHA that highlights the positive economic and public health impact of hospitals, their evolving work, and their history in Virginia as told through the stories of Virginia patients and providers. VHHA is hosting the free regional screenings in recognition of National Nurses Week, National Hospital Week, and the Association’s 100th anniversary. VHHA encourages hospital leaders, team members, and community partners to attend one of the screenings in their home region.

Documentary showings will be held on Monday, May 11 at The Millwald Theatre in Wytheville (Southwest Virginia); Tuesday, May 12 at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen (Central Virginia); Wednesday, May 13 at the Alamo Drafthouse Woodbridge (Northern Virginia); Thursday, May 14 at the Woodstock Community Theater (Shenandoah Valley); Friday, May 15 at The American Theatre in Hampton (Hampton Roads); and Monday, May 18 at The Grandin Theatre in Roanoke. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. for all showings with screenings at 6:30 p.m. It is free to attend the screenings and refreshments will be provided. Guests are strongly encouraged to RSVP.