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WELLSVILLE — Jim Helms, president and CEO of UR/Jones Memorial Hospital, called it a “momentous day” as the ribbon was cut Wednesday on approximately $20 million in upgrades and modernizations
WELLSVILLE — The third phase of the $25 million transformation and modernization project at Jones Memorial Hospital nears completion as the third-floor Medical Village opened to patients Monday.
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NewsSportsEntertainmentLifestyleOpinionDataObituariesE-EditionLegals Familiar face, new role: Jim Helms named new CEO of Jones Memorial Hospital Helms, currently the CFO at JMH and St. James, will take over as Eva Benedict retires July 16 after four decades of service at JMH From News Reports WELLSVILLE — The Jones Memorial Hospital Board of Directors has selected James Helms, FHFMA, CPA, as the hospital’s new president/CEO, the hospital announced Monday. Helms will take over the role and responsibilities on July 16 when current CEO Eva Benedict, RN, BSN, MS, FACHE retires after four deca...
Why Allegany County has the lowest vaccination rate in New York Allegany County has the lowest vaccination rate in the state with 32.3% receiving at least one dose as of May 13th. and last updated 2021-05-13 22:33:35-04 ALLEGANY COUNTY, N.Y. (WKBW) â Allegany County has the lowest vaccination rate in the state with 32.3% receiving at least one dose as of May 13th. "It's a hard slog now. It's not like it was when we didn't have enough vaccine for people who want it. Now we have the vaccine but we need the people to come in," Dr. Nancy Nielsen, the lead for the Western New York Vaccination...