How to Prepare for Your Visit

To obtain the most from your visit, it is helpful to make sure the patient’s records are available to the genetic counselor or geneticist prior to your visit.  If you are already a patient of the VCU Health System, your records are already available for review.  It is also helpful to complete the mailed genetics medical history questionnaires prior to your visit, and if possible send by fax or scan to email to the on-call genetic counselor.  Please see patient questions for paperwork we ask to be completed.

Clinic Locations

For your convenience, there are several locations for your genetics appointment:

General Genetics Clinics located at:

Adult Outpatient Pavilion

1001 E Leigh St.
Richmond, VA 23219

Stony Point 9000 

9000 Stony Point Parkway
Richmond, VA 23235
(804) 628-2374 

Mayland Medical Center

3470 Mayland Ct
Henrico, VA 23233
(804) 527-4540 

Fredericksburg Multispecialty Center Telemedicine

You will arrive at the VCU campus in Fredericksburg, and the genetic counselor and geneticist will meet with you via telephone and computer and use sophisticated medical equipment for the physical exam.

Children’s Hospital of Richmond at VCU – Fredericksburg

Multispecialty and Therapy Centers

Lee’s Hill Medical Center

10530 Spotsylvania Ave., Suites 101 and 102
Fredericksburg, VA 22408
(804) 828-2467 

Cancer Genetic Counseling at VCU Massey Cancer Center 

Dalton Oncology Clinic at VCU Medical Center North Hospital (ground floor and basement level)  

401 College Street 
Richmond, Virginia 23298-0037
(804)828-7999

Parking

If your clinic visit is at the Ambulatory Care Center (ACC) on the downtown Campus, there are several parking options. For parking, valet, and deck information, click here. 

If your visit is at the Stony Point or Mayland Clinics, free parking is available directly in front of the clinic building.  There is also a laboratory on the second floor of the Stony Point Clinic.

If you have questions prior to your visit, please call (804) 828-9632, press options 1, then 3, and ask to be forwarded to the genetic counselor on call.