Trautman recognized for Legendary Volunteer Service
Jamestown Regional Medical Center recently presented Mary Trautman its Legendary Volunteer Service Award. “I’ve worked with Mary my whole career. We love her. I’m so glad we could make this happen,” said...
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“God had you that day:” Why one man credits his recovery to healthcare and the Holy Spirit
One pastor attributes his healing to Jesus and JRMC. The Rev. Shawn Bowman leads his congregation of 200 members at Victory Lutheran Church. He’s also a husband and father of five. Eight...
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As anniversary nears, 42-year-old rings the JRMC Cancer Center bell
#MilesMatter to Jackie Schlenker. Diagnosed with breast cancer in 2018, those miles mattered to the 42-year-old wife, mother and full-time caregiver.
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Valley City man healed after year-long wound-healing journey
One Valley City man is grateful to be back on his feet after a lengthy wound-healing journey.
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Bredahl receives award for Nursing Excellence
During the nation’s pandemic, Jamestown Regional Medical Center nurses selected its infection control expert as the 2020 Nora Paulson award recipient. Quality & Risk Manager Jenna Bredahl joined JRMC in 2000. She...
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Otto Bremer Trust provides emergency support
A $15,000 donation will support patient care at Jamestown Regional Medical Center. The Otto Bremer Trust (OBT), one of Minnesota’s largest charitable organizations, created a $50 million emergency fund to provide financial...
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JRMC reopens elective surgeries
Jamestown Regional Medical Center reopened surgeries this month after postponing them due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. In addition to urgent and emergent procedures, JRMC can now offer time-sensitive procedures as well....
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JRMC uses grant for emergency equipment, testing supplies
The Jamestown Regional Medical Foundation received $5,000 for testing supplies and a new x-ray stretcher for the hospital’s emergency department. The North Dakota Community Foundation (NDCF) awarded $248,714 in its first round...
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JRMC receives LUCAS device to aid in CPR
A new mechanical CPR device will help reduce the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) in this region. Jamestown Regional Medical Center received a LUCAS mechanical chest compression device to work alongside...
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JRMC named Top 20 Critical Access Hospital
For the first time in history, the National Rural Health Association named Jamestown Regional Medical Center one of the Top 20 Critical Access Hospitals in the country. NRHA determines Top 20 CAHs...
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Cancer complete: Despite the coronavirus, New Rockford man celebrates graduation
He rang the JRMC Cancer Center bell, knowing he’ll celebrate sometime soon. “We’ll make up for it,” said Bill Beals, New Rockford, N.D. “We need to stay positive.” Beals graduated from the...
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Healthcare from home: teacher shares hospital experience with students
Twenty-eight fourth and fifth graders observed their instructor receive her regular infusion at Jamestown Regional Medical Center on Friday. Since classes are all held virtually, the students watched live using a video-conferencing...
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Legendary care: How essential front-line workers care for their teams, communities
Even in the darkest times, we are reminded to look for the good. In Jamestown, those do-gooders are often essential workers, exceeding expectations for their teams and community. At Jamestown Regional Medical Center,...
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Maurices supports healthcare workers in the fight against COVID-19
Maurices is donating $250,000 to rural community hospitals in support of healthcare workers on the frontlines of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. As part of this generosity, Jamestown Regional Medical Center Foundation...
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Carpal tunnel syndrome causing you pain?
Tingly hands. Jolts in the wrist. The signs of carpal tunnel can be jarring.
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How to help during COVID-19
How you can support our patients and care providers during COVID-19 We’re asking the community to help us face unprecedented challenges.
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