NEW VOA PHONE NUMBERS EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 19: 757-255-5500 | 855-767-5500 (Toll-Free). Please update your contacts now. Radiation Oncology numbers will stay the same.
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Make An Appointment

To make a follow-up appointment or an appointment for a second opinion, please call us Monday – Friday, 8:00am – 5:00pm.

  • Follow-up Appointment (Option 4)
  • Second Opinion/New Patient Appointment (Option 4)

SOUTHSIDE: (757) 255-5500
      Brock Cancer Center (Norfolk)
      Princess Anne (Virginia Beach)
      Chesapeake
      Obici (Suffolk)
      Harbour View (Suffolk)

PENINSULA: (757) 255-5500
      Port Warwick (Newport News)
      Hampton
      Williamsburg

NORTH CAROLINA: (252) 331-2044 or TOLL-FREE (855) 767-5500
    Elizabeth City

Appointment Reminders

Please remember to bring your insurance and prescription cards as well as a current list of your medications.
We participate with most major insurance carriers. As a courtesy, claims will be filed for you. In order to ensure reimbursement, your insurance information must be kept current. Please be sure to notify us if you have any changes in coverage or insurance company.

If you cannot keep your scheduled appointment, please call at least one day ahead to reschedule. Because your treatment schedule is important to your care, call as soon as you know you will need to reschedule. If you need to reach a physician after hours, please call your regular treatment facility for the physician on call.

Virginia Oncology Associates operates in compliance with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). HIPAA requires an increase in the security of patients’ health information.