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02/25/2026

Learn more about recent screenings from Dr. Jensen.

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02/23/2026

Genny Dalton, FNP-C is accepting new patients.

Meet Genny Dalton, FNP-C, a provider at Whole Health Medical in Charlottesville, Virginia. Schedule an appointment online today.

02/18/2026

Dr. Sarah Lewis is accepting new patients.

Meet Dr. Sarah Lewis, a family doctor at Whole Health Medical in Charlottesville, Virginia. Schedule an appointment online today.

02/17/2026

The level in your home can assist with congestion and skin health.

Discover the best humidity level for your home and how to maintain it for comfort and air quality.

02/13/2026

! Dr. Nicole Jensen! Accepting new patients!

Meet Dr. Nicole Jensen, a family practitioner at Whole Health Medical in Charlottesville, Virginia. Schedule an appointment online today.

02/12/2026

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02/11/2026

02/10/2026

Bridget is on her way back!

Bridget Vaughn is a nurse practitioner in Charlottesville, Virginia. Meet her and the WholeHealth Medical team and schedule an appointment.

05/16/2025

There is currently an outbreak of measles in mostly unvaccinated people across multiple states, including at least one pediatric patient in Virginia. Measles is a highly contagious airborne virus for which there is no effective treatment . As we have seen in the recent Texas outbreak, this is a disease with a high risk of serious complications, hospitalization, or even death. The only defense against measles is vaccination.
If you suspect you have measles or have been exposed, please DO NOT enter any healthcare facility without first notifying staff so you can be safely triaged.
If you are unsure of your vaccine status please contact our office to schedule a visit for a vaccine booster or bloodwork to check antibody levels.
We attempt to be inclusive of our unvaccinated community members. However we see immunocompromised people, pregnant women and newborns in our office every day--populations at very high risk from measles complications. If you choose to remain (or have your children remain) unvaccinated there will likely come a time in the near future where we will only be able to see you outside of the building or virtually to allow for protection of these vulnerable populations.

People born before 1956 are presumed to have had the measles and be immune. People born from 1957 to 1967 may have had an ineffective vaccine and should come in to have blood work or receive a booster vaccine. If you were born between 1968 and 1989 you likely had one vaccine which is 93% effective. You could consider a booster if you are likely to come in contact with infected/unvaccinated people or are traveling internationally. If you are born after 1989 and were vaccinated as a child you most likely had two vaccines. This is 97% effective and you do not need a booster at this time.

We at WholeHealth believe that vaccines are the best defense against any disease. We will remain vigilant to and proactive against any disease spread in our community.
Find more measles information at HealthyChildren.org.
More information:
~ What to Know During a Measles Outbreak: FAQ, from UVA Health
~ Vitamin A Can't Prevent the Measles, from UVA Health
~ Measles: Separating fact from fiction, from Sentara Hospital
Also please review this PDF from The Unbiased Science Podcast for more detailed information about measles immunity (a special thank you to for their generous share of their slides).

03/21/2025

We would like to welcome Genny Dalton, FNP-C, to our clinical team. Genny recently moved to Charlottesville from Austin, Texas, and has been enjoying and exploring her new community here in Charlottesville. She earned her BA in Latin American Studies from the University of Texas at Austin in 2008 but discovered her true passion for healthcare while pursuing her BSN at Johns Hopkins University, graduating in 2014. With experience in a variety of critical care settings, she went on to become a Family Nurse Practitioner, earning her Master’s in Nursing from UT Austin in 2023. Genny is passionate about evidence-based medicine, preventive care, and building strong relationships with patients. Outside of work, Genny enjoys cooking, reading mystery novels, and hot yoga. Genny will begin seeing patients the week of April 14th, 2025.

12/13/2024

A nice group photo of our clinical team. From left to right: Bridget Diakun, FNP-C, Dr. Kaitlyn Beisecker-Levin, Maribeth Simmons-Selking, FNP-C, Dr. Sarah Lewis, and Dr. Nicole Jensen.

12/13/2024

We have an important message for our Medicare patients. Effective January 1, 2025, Medicare will no longer cover virtual or telehealth appointments. This provision expired with the public health emergency under Covid. We suggest that you contact your U.S Representative and Senator to request that this be changed.