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KEYSER – WVU Medicine Potomac Valley Hospital (PVH) will soon be constructing a new training center on the hospital campus thanks to a $2.6 million federal grant.

KEYSER – Cancer patients in Mineral County will soon be able to receive their treatments in Keyser.

Trust is built on transparency. But when hospitals hide information, fear and doubt run rampant and the community suffers.

Isolated residents and an overwhelmed hospital: Covid-19 hits Western Maryland Erin Cox, The Washington Post Dec. 28, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail 6 1of6When the pandemic finally hit the farthest-flung Maryland county this fall, Garrett Regional Medical Center ran out of ICU beds, had to abandon its testing operation and saw 10 percent of its staff infected or in quarantine.Washington Post photo by Erin CoxShow MoreShow Less 2of6Jessica Carey, a school nurse, swabs an asymptomatic chi...

Potomac Valley Hospital workers receive vaccine Mineral Daily News-Tribune KEYSER  – WVU Medicine Potomac Valley Hospital received their first doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine last Wednesday morning. The vaccination of frontline workers began almost immediately, with the first dose being administered to Marie Del Signore, FNP-C. “Volunteering to take the vaccine was an easy decision to make,” says Del Signore. “This is an important step in being able to continue to provide the best...

WVU Potomac Valley Hospital announces pain management doc Mineral Daily News-Tribune KEYSER – WVU Medicine Potomac Valley Hospital (PVH) welcomes Edward Soriano, D.O. to the medical staff. Dr. Soriano graduated from the University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey - School of Osteopathic Medicine in 1994. He completed his residency training in physical medicine and rehabilitation at Temple University Hospital in Philadelphia. Afterwards, Dr. Soriano trained in interventional pain manageme...

Mineral Daily News-Tribune KEYSER – WVU Medicine Potomac Valley Hospital (PVH) welcomes Hamed Vahedi, MD to the medical staff. Dr. Vahedi graduated from Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences in 2004, where he also completed his residency training in orthopaedics. Afterwards, Dr. Vahedi completed his fellowship in adult limb reconstruction at Rubin Institute at Sinai Hospital of Baltimore. “We are excited to welcome our new orthopaedic surgeon to Potomac Valley Hospital,” said Mar...