Basketball star’s ACL journey

Image of Katie, JHS basketball star who recovered after ACL surgery.
Posted On May 8, 2018 / Posted in JRMC News

Basketball star’s ACL journey

Born athlete and a junior at Jamestown High School, Katie Osborne has played basketball since she can remember. During the off-season, Katie is usually shooting hoops with friends or on the green...

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As part of women's health month, JRMC has set dates for women to receive 3D mammograms, pap tests and cervical screenings during No Excuses on October 20, November 5 and 9.
Posted On May 4, 2018 / Posted in JRMC News

Breast surgery: 4 ways to keep your care local

Pink. Ribbons. October. These are things a woman might associate with breast cancer. Breast cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death among women, exceed only by lung cancer. Detection of...

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Sally Peterson was diagnosed with a twisted colon and several polyps in 2003 when she had her first colonoscopy to remove the cancer at JRMC.
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Cancer found during difficult colonoscopy

After surgery to remove cancer, one 73-year-old woman is feeling better than she has in decades. Sally Peterson, of Adrian, N.D., was diagnosed with a twisted colon and several polyps in 2003...

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Athletes need a healthy body before they can score the winning touchdown. Central Valley Health and JRMC are partnering to offer sports physicals.
Posted On May 2, 2018 / Posted in JRMC News

Sports physicals to be offered

Athletes need a healthy body before they can score the winning touchdown. That’s why Central Valley Health and Jamestown Regional Medical Center are again partnering to offer sports physicals throughout the summer. JRMC...

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One retired nurse chose JRMC because of its low rate of infections. Donna worked as a nurse for 40 years because she loved caring for people.
Posted On April 27, 2018 / Posted in JRMC News

Low infection rate prompts retired nurse to choose JRMC

One retired nurse chose Jamestown Regional Medical Center because of its low rate of infections. Donna Mae Nelson, a Valley City native, worked as a nurse for 40 years because she loved...

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