JRMC care for moms, babies
Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Dakota recognized Jamestown Regional Medical Center for its care for moms and babies. BCBS named JRMC a Blue Distinction® Center+ (BDC+) for Maternity Care designation, as...
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New Rockford woman ready to dance again
One retired teacher is (almost) ready to dance again, now that she has a new knee. Notice: JavaScript is required for this content.
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Healthcare orgs ask community to complete survey
Gauging the health needs of the region is important to area healthcare organizations. Notice: JavaScript is required for this content.
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Jamestown man’s wound healed after HBOT
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) helped one husband and father of two get his life back after perpetual snoring and fatigue left him feeling run down and without energy. Tory Anderson, 40, said...
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And the grand total is…
With the help of hundreds of community members, Jamestown Regional Medical Center raised more than $110,000 for patient care now and for future generations.
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JRMC welcomes new gynecologist
Jamestown Regional Medical Center welcomes a new physician to its team. As JRMC’s gynecologist, Dr. Gregg McAdoo offers appointments and surgeries for women of all ages. “JRMC is proud to care on...
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Meet Dr. Scott Goecke
It was Thanksgiving Day 2020 and one healthcare worker spent it alone. We will all remember how most human impulses – hugs, gatherings, and connectivity – changed last year. Notice: JavaScript is...
read moreJRMC celebrates Top 100
For the eighth year in a row, Jamestown Regional Medical Center is a Top 100 Critical Access Hospital in the country, said JRMC President & CEO Mike Delfs.
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Tree of Love supports littlest patients
Supporters of the annual Tree of Love event helped Jamestown Regional Medical Center’s littlest patients and their families. More than 100 supporters raised $7,170 to purchase a pregnancy app for moms and...
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Community names robot ‘R.U.D.I.’
Meet R.U.D.I, the newest germ-zapping robot in Jamestown. R.U.D.I. and his “best friend” R.O.S.I.E. are twin Xenex LightStrike germ-zapping robots, designed to destroy hard-to-kill microscopic bacteria, viruses or other microorganisms. Jamestown Regional...
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Polar Pig adapts for pandemic
The Harley Owners Group (H.O.G.s) understand the impact a quality hospice program has on a community. Jamestown Regional Medical Center’s Hospice program has made such an impact on the members of their...
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Edgeley donates to cancer center
While not on active duty, members of the Edgeley American Legion continue to serve their country and community. “We all got out of the military, came home and joined the Legion,” said...
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JRMC welcomes first baby of 2021
The son of two frontline workers is the first baby born at Jamestown Regional Medical Center in 2021. Jalen Denning Breitbach entered the world at 3:12 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 3. He weighed...
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JRMC collects 1,200+ items at food drive
Jamestown Regional Medical Center collected more than 1,200 items at its drive-thru food drive on Dec. 10. “We are so grateful to the community,” said Cindy Tag-Nygord, executive assistant and drive organizer....
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Industry leader certifies JRMC’s Cardiac Rehabilitation program
Jamestown Regional Medical Center is proud to announce the certification of its cardiac rehabilitation program. The American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation recognized JRMC for its commitment to improving quality of...
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JRMC drive-thru food drive set for Dec. 10
In support of the community, Jamestown Regional Medical Center is hosting a food drive. “From meals to monetary donations to homemade masks, the community has been so generous with us in healthcare,”...
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JRMC featured in national publication
Journalists from The Los Angeles Times featured Team spent a day at Jamestown Regional Medical Center, observing a day in the life of the pandemic. What they saw included animal bites, domestic...
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Swim coach promotes men’s health
Prostate, testicular cancer, as well as mental health, are key issues facing men. Notice: JavaScript is required for this content.
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JRMC activates surge plan
JRMC activated its Surge Plan Wednesday, as the hospital is close to inpatient capacity. This means that JRMC is caring for a lot of patients – sick ones. If the spread continues...
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Submit entries now for COVID-fighting robot contest
Jamestown Regional Medical Center hopes a little good news will put smiles on faces while reducing the spread of novel coronavirus (COVID-19). JRMC purchased its second Xenex LightStrike germ-zapping robot – and...
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JRMC employees receive CHEST certification
Three Jamestown Regional Medical Center employees received certification in cleaning and disinfection, waste handling, floor care and linen handling. JRMC Environmental Service Technicians, Melia Cotton, Wanda Hoff and Caitlyn Bender, received their...
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Basketball captain sidelined due to COVID complications
Jack Talley is, by all definitions, a good kid. He made the dean’s list at the University of Jamestown. He’s a member of the homecoming court. He’s a captain of the UJ...
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JRMC named Best Place to Work in healthcare nationwide
Jamestown Regional Medical Center has ranked No. 56 in the Provider/Insurer category of Modern Healthcare’s Best Places to Work for 2020. This is the fourth year JRMC has made the list of...
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Jud boy back to school, shop after broken arm
One five-year-old is braced for brace-free living. After breaking his left arm in June, Jacob Heller is ready to return to all the activities he loves – playing with dinosaurs, helping on...
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No Excuses for women’s health
Sometimes, we are our own barrier to care. Since 2015, Central Valley Health and Jamestown Regional Medical Center have collaborated to reduce barriers for women’s health. In that time, more than 100...
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Cancer complete: Edgeley woman celebrates graduation
One woman dealt with a pandemic and a cancer diagnosis, all in the same six months.
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Oklahoma couple travels 830 miles for ‘five-star treatment’ in Jamestown
One Oklahoma couple could have chosen their state for care. They could have selected a neighboring state too. Instead, they chose Jamestown Regional Medical Center and its Mayo-trained orthopedic surgeon. Curt and...
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Manage pain with dry needling
Muscle pain? Migraines? Sciatica? If yes, dry needling might offer relief. Dry needling inserts thin monofilament needles into the muscle. This releases shortened bands of muscles, decreases trigger point activity and most of...
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Ready for a comeback: Roaldson set for season opener
The stereotypes weren’t true for one high school student. By 7 a.m. each morning this summer, Ella Roaldson was bench-pressing, crunching and lunging her way into her senior year at Jamestown High...
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Pop-up shopping event to support patient care
Healthcare staff at Jamestown Regional Medical Center are on the front-lines of fighting the pandemic every day. Physicians, nurses, technicians and hospital support staff face the challenge of providing care for patients...
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JRMC celebrates volunteers with drive-up thank you
Jamestown Regional Medical Center can’t do the work it does without the work of the volunteers, said Mike Delfs, JRMC President & CEO. Though volunteerism looked different this spring, one thing remained...
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JRMC to hold estate education & planning webinar
The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic presents an unprecedented health challenge for everyone. In a time of crisis, it is natural for families to take a step back and think about their legacy...
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JRMC employees receive environmental services certification
Two Jamestown Regional Medical Center employees received certification in cleaning and disinfection, waste handling, floor care and linen handling. JRMC Environmental Service Technicians, Kathy Pfeifer and Janice Lucero, received their accreditation for...
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Carrington outdoorsman enjoys life after hip surgery
One outdoorsman said he can enjoy his hobbies again, thanks to the care of Jamestown Regional Medical Center.
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What if I have a family history, but I’m not 40 yet?
One of the most common cancers among women in the United States is of the breast. For women 40 and over, a mammogram is recommended on a yearly basis. However, what happens...
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How often do I need a mammogram?
Detecting breast cancer is easier than ever with technological advances like 3D mammography. And women over 40 should schedule one. With a clearer look at the breast, 3D mammography helps radiologists detect...
read more Breast health: Why is 3D better?
Women are particular about their underwire. However, when it comes to 3D mammography, many women still choose 2D. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), about 41,000 women and...
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No Excuses for women’s health
Sometimes, we are our own barrier to care. Since 2015, Central Valley Health and Jamestown Regional Medical Center have collaborated to reduce barriers for women’s health. In that time, more than 100...
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LaMoure man returns to work, summer fun after knee procedure
A man like Art Hagebock doesn’t have time to slow down. The business owner and grandfather doesn’t rest much. He doesn’t even watch much television, aside from the news. As the owner...
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Dr. Cost joins JRMC Urology team
Jamestown Regional Medical Center is proud to welcome Dr. Christopher Cost to its Urology team.
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Hospital, athletes team up for local care
Jamestown Regional Medical Center and local athletes are teaming up to support great care for local sports teams. The JRMC Foundation and members of the Jamestown Outlaws, girls fast-pitch softball players ages...
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JRMC named a Best Place to Work in nation
Modern Healthcare named Jamestown Regional Medical Center one of the 2020 Best Places to Work in Healthcare nationwide. “It has been an especially trying year for the world, and healthcare in particular...
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‘Cancer is my passion:’ gift to cancer patients will live on forever
Three days a week, Barb Togstad has flour on her hands. She rolls dough, mixes sugar with butter and creates homemade confections at Babb’s Coffee House in Jamestown. Those scones, muffins and...
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Nelms receives JRMC Legend Award
Jamestown Regional Medical Center recently announced Cindy Nelms, Plant Operations secretary, as its most recent Legend Award recipient. The Legend Award is the most prestigious distinction for a JRMC employee. The award...
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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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Dr. Inglish: A war against the invisible enemy
Editor’s note: Dr. Steve Inglish, Emergency Medicine Physician at Jamestown Regional Medical Center, shares information on the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). He joined JRMC in 2018. In 2003, I was a young 21-year-old...
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Editor’s note: Dr. Steve Inglish, Emergency Medicine Physician at Jamestown Regional Medical Center, shares information on the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) in a question and answer format. He joined JRMC in 2018. Question:...
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R.O.S.I.E. helps fight COVID-19
R.O.S.I.E. is a Xenex LightStrike Germ-Zapping Robot. She kills germs and viruses that are difficult to disinfect and difficult to treat. Among those is the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). Bacteria and other germs...
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JRMC nurse teaches Yoga Bliss for COVID Calm
An Emergency Department Nurse in Jamestown, N.D. is caring for her community inside and out of patient rooms. Rachel Macdonald, a registered nurse in the Jamestown Regional Medical Center Emergency Department is...
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Jamestown Regional Medical Center is postponing elective surgeries in preparation of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). Urgent and emergent procedures are still available. “The situation surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic continues to change at...
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Cracked heels shouldn’t be ignored
Editor’s note: Dr. Kayla Emter, podiatrist/foot & ankle surgeon at Jamestown Regional Medical Center, shares tips on how to care for cracked heels.
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