Sentara Albemarle Medical Center

Hospital

Elizabeth City, NC

Sentara Albemarle Medical Center is northeastern North Carolina's only hospital, offering emergency, maternity, orthopedic, medical, and surgical care in a 90-bed campus.

  • emergency department care
  • maternity care
  • orthopedic care

Emergency available

Sentara Albemarle Medical Center

Hospital

Elizabeth City, NC

Sentara Albemarle Medical Center is northeastern North Carolina's only hospital, offering emergency, maternity, orthopedic, medical, and surgical care in a 90-bed campus.

  • emergency department care
  • maternity care
  • orthopedic care

Emergency available

VA Medical Center

Hospital

Elizabeth City, NC

Veteran's Affairs 401 Moye Blvd connects Veterans and families with VA health care, disability compensation, GI Bill, housing, and burial benefits.

  • Veterans applying for or managing VA health care
  • Disability compensation claims related to military service
  • GI Bill and education benefit applications

Albemarle Regional Cancer Center

Hospital

Elizabeth City, NC

Albemarle Regional Cancer Center provides cancer imaging, treatment, surgery, breast services, and integrative therapies in a 253,000-square-foot Norfolk facility.

  • Patients seeking cancer treatment in Norfolk
  • Comprehensive breast cancer services
  • Cancer patients needing advanced imaging and laboratory services

Hospital in nearby counties

FAQ

Which hospital in Pasquotank County has emergency care?

Sentara Albemarle Medical Center has an emergency department. For life-threatening symptoms, call 911 rather than driving yourself.

What hospital services are available in Pasquotank County?

Sentara Albemarle Medical Center lists maternity, orthopedic, medical, surgical, cancer, comprehensive breast, outpatient laboratory, imaging, and emergency services.

Where can Veterans get help with VA benefits near Pasquotank County?

The VA Medical Center provides access to VA health care and assistance with disability compensation, education benefits, housing, insurance, burial benefits, medical records, and Veteran ID cards.

Should I use the emergency department or schedule routine care?

Use emergency care for potentially life-threatening or rapidly worsening symptoms; routine medical, laboratory, imaging, and specialty needs are generally handled through scheduled services.