UPDATES

The office is closed today, and will re-open tomorrow.

Seven Hills Family Medicine is closed today for a day of connection and community. We believe healthcare should exist in the real world—alongside the moments that matter in people’s lives. Taking time for those moments is part of how we care for our community, not separate from it. We will resume normal operations on Monday. For Patients: If you have a routine question, feel free to message us and we will respond when we reopen. If you have a medical concern that cannot wait,

Due to the severe weather forecast Seven Hills Family Medicine will close our physical office at noon and continue seeing patients virtually this afternoon.

Our Direct Primary Care clinic in Richmond, VA is closed today while we prepare our on-site pharmacy for state inspection.

Because we never do anything the easy way, Seven Hills Family Medicine is officially moving in the middle of back-to-back winter storms. Today is our last day seeing patients at 9A W Grace St.  Operations are otherwise normal. Tomorrow, the office will be closed  while we complete the move (Friday, 01/30). Starting next week, we’ll begin seeing patients on a limited basis  at our new location: 📍 25 E Main St. During this transition: Visits will be by appointment only Please

Due to poor road conditions and limited parking around the office we will continue to operate remotely until further notice. We will return to normal in-person operations as soon as we are safely able to.

Due to unsafe driving conditions the office will operate remotely January 27, 2026. All scheduled doctor's appointments will automatically be converted to tele-health. If you prefer to cancel and reschedule your appointment to an in-person time, please do so through your confirmation email. As always, our team is standing by to care for you. Send us a message through Elation Passport or call the office. Stay safe and take care or yourselves. Take care of each other.

Seven Hills Family Medicine shares exciting news: our founder, Dr. Stephanie Arnold, was named to Style Weekly’s Top 40 Under 40 for her work advancing inclusive, trauma-informed, and affirming healthcare in Richmond. Read the full feature.

Richmond is getting a healthy dose of winter weather, and to keep everyone safe we are closing the office early today. All morning appointments tomorrow (12/9) will be conducted virtually. We anticipate being back in the office for afternoon visits (weather permitting). As always, our physicians remain on call for any urgent or emergent concerns.  If you’re experiencing worrisome symptoms or need guidance, please call the urgent line. Please use caution if you need to be out

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