Feb 27, 2021
QUAKER CITY, Ohio Ohio Hills Health Services is among the first organizations to be featured on the Foundation for Appalachian Ohio’s new Cause Connector giving site.
Cause Connector is a charitable matchmaking site, created to help more donors support local nonprofit projects in Appalachian Ohio. On Cause Connector, donors can easily search for projects serving their local community across the areas of arts and culture, community and economic development, education, environmental stewardship, and health and human services.
Ohio Hills Health Services work is being highlighted on Cause Connector. The funding received by OHHS will enable the Quaker City Family Health Center to purchase a generator. The pandemic has emphasized the importance for being prepared in case of an emergency. To remain open during a weather or natural disaster the Quaker City Family Health Center needs to have a generator to power lights, heating and cooling, medical equipment, and other n
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BARNESVILLE Village officials recently learned that a significant portion of funding for the Slope Creek Waterline Project is closer to being secured.
Village Administrator Roger Deal updated council at a regular meeting Feb. 1 concerning the progress toward receiving an Ohio Public Works Commission grant to help fund the installation of a new 16-inch plastic waterline to transfer water nearly 5 miles from the Slope Creek Reservoir to the village water system, replacing the 12-inch concrete and asbestos line that has been in place since 1963. The new line would be placed along a route that will allow for easier access and maintenance.
Jefferis joins Ohio Hills, offers evening hours at center
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Ohio Hills Health Services announced that Miles Jefferis, a board-certified family nurse practitioner, has joined the Barnesville Family Health Center. The addition of Jefferis to the OHHS team will allow the center to offer evening hours until 7 p.m., four days a week; Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday.
“We are thrilled to have Miles join our staff and he will allow OHHS to expand our evening hours and to be able to accept walk-in patients,” Jeff Britton, CEO, OHHS, said. “Miles is knowledgeable, enthusiastic, and a team player. He understands OHHS’s mission is to make healthcare accessible and affordable for all area residents and he will assist us to accomplish that goal.”
Jan 7, 2021
BARNESVILLE Ohio Hills Health Services welcomes Miles Jefferis, a board-certified family nurse practitioner, to the Barnesville Family Health Center.
The addition to the OHHS team will allow the Barnesville Family Health Center to offer evening hours until 7 p.m. four days a week Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
“We are thrilled to have Miles join our staff and he will allow OHHS to expand our evening hours and to be able to accept walk-in patients,” said Jeff Britton, CEO, OHHS. “Miles is knowledgeable, enthusiastic and a team player. He understands OHHS’s mission is to make health care accessible and affordable for all area residents, and he will assist us to accomplish that goal.”
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