PCH/FMC Recognized for 100 Years of Service

Category: News
Posted On: Apr 20, 2017
Written By: Horizon Health

5 people Illinois Senator Chapin Rose (R-51) recently presented a certificate of recognition to Paris Community Hospital for its 100 years of service to Edgar County and surrounding communities.

The original Paris Hospital at Shaw and Crawford Streets opened in 1916, marking its 100-year anniversary in September 2016. The current hospital on Court Street celebrates 50 years in 2020.

Pictured are (left to right): Ned Jenison, PCH/FMC board member; Susan Livvix, chief nursing officer at PCH/FMC; Senator Chapin Rose; Oliver Smith, president and CEO at PCH/FMC; and Marty Adams, chief financial officer at PCH/FMC.

Featured Blogs

Is it a cold or the flu? Featured, Blogs
A fever, chills, cough, and runny nose. Could it be the flu or is it just a cold? Because the flu and the common cold share many symptoms, it can be ...
Continue Reading
Whoop here it is... again Featured, Blogs
Not even whooping cough could withstand the surge of COVID-19. Reported cases of whooping cough declined during the pandemic, which was likely due to ...
Continue Reading
What is sciatica and how can it be ... Featured, Blogs
by Judah Donaldson, APRN, FNP Sciatica affects millions of people each year. Understanding sciatica and available treatment options can help you ...
Continue Reading