PORT JERVIS – Bon Secours Charity Health System is going to receive
$24.5 million from the state to support development of a medical village
in Port Jervis, Dr. Mary Leahy, health system chief executive officer
said.
“This is critical to the continued provision of healthcare services
for the people of that area,” she said in a memo to employees, doctors,
volunteers and contracted service employees.
“Access to critical care and necessary services has always been
at the heart of Bon Secours Community Hospital’s mission,”
she said. “Today, our broader vision is to improve access to additional
healthcare and health-related services, address disparities where they
exist and enhance the health and well-being of those we serve.”
Last year Bon Secours signed a partnership agreement with the Westchester
Medical Center Health Network and Leahy wrote that “this is just
the beginning of an incredible path forward.”
