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ANNUAL REPORT 2024 FISCAL YEAR July 1, 2023 - June 30, 2024 Message

2023 - 2024 Jones Memorial Hospital Foundation Board Gary Balcom, President Jackie Comstock, Vice President Luanne Comstock, Secretary Rich Shear, Treasurer Kay Eicher, Auxiliary President Kelli Anderson Samantha Gilkey Geralyn Gough Jennifer Joyce Foundation Staff James Helms, CEO Jodi Pearson, Foundation Coordinator Boyd Chappell, CFO Erin Pforter, Director of Finance FINANCIAL REPORT 5 FISCAL YEAR IN REVIEW 6 HUMAN RESOURCES 8 QUALITY REPORT 10 PHYSICIAN SERVICES 12 SURGICAL SERVICES 15 FAMILY BIRTHING CENTER 16 MEDICAL IMAGING 18 THANK YOU DONORS 20

A WORD FROM JIM HELMS President & CEO, UR Medicine Jones Memorial Hospital Fiscal year 2024 was a year full of advancement for our health system and the Jones Memorial Family. We saw strong financial growth after large setbacks in fiscal year 2023. This year we have witnessed the tremendous expansion of our primary care and specialty services, as well as the exciting conclusion of our Transformation and Modernization Project. As we continue to grow our services and the Jones family in the region, we tasked our team with redefining our mission, vision and values this year and they created our new WECARE model, focusing on Wellness, Empathy, Commitment, Accountability, Respect and Excellence. Our values are more than a message to our patients, they define how we interact with our fellow associates and our community. As you will see in this report, we are committed to this community and focused on the growth of advanced healthcare in Allegany County and the surrounding region. I am grateful for the nearly 500 associates that make up the Jones family and serve this community every day. They are truly what make Jones the healthcare leader that it is today. Thank you for your trust and partnership. Together, we are building a healthier future rooted in our shared values. We look forward to continuing this journey with you in the coming year.

MISSION VISION VALUES HOSPITAL OVERVIEW Jones Memorial Hospital provides the highest quality healthcare in a caring manner to improve the quality of life for our communities. To be the leading hospital of choice in our region for patients, associates and medical staff as a viable and collaborative member of the UR Medicine health system; delivering quality healthcare to our diverse communities. “A Tradition of Quality, Commitment and Caring” Wellness- We hold our patients, colleagues & community in high regard and we strive to help individuals reach their optimal wellbeing, improve health, and quality of life. Empathy- We practice an ethical, moral & compassionate attitude of caring & concern for all. Commitment- We deliver quality patient care in a respectful manner. We strive to provide all services with the highest level of integrity & honesty. Accountability- We accept responsibility to provide consistent and timely high-quality care and the stewardship of resources we are entrusted with while maintaining a positive and professional attitude. Respect- We treat everyone with respect, fairness and compassion. We work effectively with diverse individuals to create an inclusive work environment and endeavor for every voice to be heard; we value communication and transparency. Excellence- We provide services to meet the needs of the community with the highest degree of professionalism. We strive to be the healthcare provider of choice.

FINANCE Uses of Funding (in thousdands) SOURCES OF FUNDING (in thousdands) Jones Memorial experienced significant improvement during FY24. Volume growth, improvements in reimbursement for patient care activities, additional operating revenue and successful cost reduction efforts all contributed to bringing Jones Memorial from an operating loss of over $10 million in FY23, to a nearly breakeven position in FY24. We also experienced significant growth in Net Assets during FY24, continuing a three year growth trend. Much of this growth is related to the Transformation and Modernization Project. The growth and turnaround achieved in FY24 demonstrates our commitment to ensuring that Jones Memorial continues to operate in a fiscally sound manner. With your trust and partnership we will continue our mission to provide the highest quality healthcare and to expand access to care to the communities we serve.

NEWS TRANSFORMATION PROJECT COMPLETED REACHING FOR THE STARS - JONES RECEIVES CMS 4 STAR RECOGNITION In 2023 Jones achieved a 4-star overall hospital rating from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, the federal agency that provides health coverage to more than 160 million Americans through Medicare, Medicaid and the Health Insurance Marketplace. There are approximately 40 measures in the star rating framework. The overall rating, between 1 and 5 stars, summarizes a variety of measures across 5 areas of quality into a single star rating for each hospital. These areas of quality include treatment of heart attacks and pneumonia, readmission rates and safety of care, among other factors. The evaluation is based specifically on five measure groups; mortality, safety of care, readmission, patient experience and timely and effective care. States Jennifer Scheible, Senior Director of Nursing & Quality Management, “Every associate at Jones plays a key role in helping reach the 4-star rating. As part of the UR Medicine Health System, our motto is Meliora which mean ever better. It guides us to strive for excellence, accountability, integrity and compassion. While the star rating shows where we were as an organization with the CMS measures, we are always looking for opportunities to enhance the quality and safety of our patients.” The ribbon cutting took place to celebrate the completion of the transformation and modernization project on January 31, 2024. The $25 million project included a 5,000 square foot OR expansion, new static MRI suite and a 14,000 square foot third floor medical village to house family medicine, orthopaedics, pediatrics and OB/GYN. The project took approximately two years to complete and was funded partly through grants as well as a large capital campaign. Thank you for supporting your community hospital.

NEWS OVER $32,000 RAISED AT ANNUAL GALA TWO DAISY AWARDS GIVEN IN 2023 The sold-out Auxiliary gala in November brought in over $32,000 total, including $13,750 from the student led Royal Court Grand Raffle ticket sales. “We can’t thank the Auxiliary enough for the countless hours of work they put in to make this event possible,” said Jim Helms, CEO. “Without the incredible support of our Wellsville neighbors and surrounding communities at large, as well as the leadership of the Auxiliary, this event would not be possible.” The Auxiliary uses the proceeds from the event to assist Jones Memorial in the purchase of items and equipment used in patient care. The Auxiliary is looking for new members to help support Jones Memorial Hospital’s mission. For more information on membership or joining the organization, please contact Sylvia Masin, Membership Chair at (585)593-4168. The OB Department at Jones Memorial and Megan Bird, RN, Emergency Department were both awarded the Daisy Recognition for 2023. The Daisy Committee received multiple nominations for both Megan and the F Clifton Miller Birthing department’s nurses. Several nomination submissions included mention of the team, describing the nurses as dedicated, compassionate, kind, supportive and genuine. Members of the Obstetrical Nursing Team honored by this award included: Amanda Green BSN RN, Cierra Dean BSN RN, Claire Gardner RN, Shelly Albney RN, Katherine Pratt BSN RN, Staci Zeltwanger BSN RN, Jessica Hand RN, Rebecca Stevens BSN RN, Sarah Stevens BSN RN, Kristina Metlak RN, Emily Klein RN, Leah McCormick RN, Alycia Frost BSN RN, Sara Goins BSN RN, Kylee Kowalewski BSN RN, Deborah Mitchell RNC CLC, Kelly Rapan BSN RN, Emily Ruggles BSN RN, Linda Schery RN.

HUMAN RESOURCES Jones Memorial received over 2,000 applications for employment in FY2024. We are proud to have several generations of families serving at Jones and many of our staff members have been here for several decades. If you are interested in a position at Jones, a full list of our open positions can be found on our website at jones.urmc.edu. Based on feedback we received in our Associate Engagement Survey and through our Employer of Choice Committee, it was decided that changes were needed in our retirement savings options. In November, 2023, Jones Memorial revamped the 403(b) defined contribution program for its associates to more robust and competitive benefits program, transitioning from an annual discretionary employer contribution model to a matching contribution model. This allows our associates to be vested in their retirement starting on day 1. HONORING MILESTONE YEARS OF SERVICE INVESTING IN OUR ASSOCIATES RECRUITMENT 30 YEARS Carrie Slocum Cheryl Baker 25 YEARS Angel Schrlau Marlene Burdick 20 YEARS Christopher Burdett Andrew Black Jennifer Frungillo 15 YEARS Christina Collins Jason Hunt Elaine Austin Julie Lehman Michael Ruhl Shannon Mooney Heather Lanphere 10 YEARS Carol Barney Sydnee Slocum Kim Hannon Taren Outman Keith Gembusia Sara Hess Suzanne Jackson-Mix 5 YEARS Donna Bertram James Macmichael Thomas Sheridan Brooke Yetman RachelYetman Maureen Hanes Vanessa Learn James Waters Jennifer Ross Darcenia Harms Kathleen Grisewood Staci Zeltwanger Cherokee Burnell AmberReid Tonya Reisman Dianna Irish Dena Helms Amanda Potter Susan Szabo Elaini Davis Nishit Shah Emily Walsh Jennifer Pacer Connor Rittwage Daniel Sabins Devin Matthews

HUMAN RESOURCES After the 2023 employee engagement survey, associates voiced their desire for a way to be recognized beyond the current Kudos system. In 2023, the expanded Kudos platform was launched which allows both leaders and colleagues the opportunity to recognize team members for going above and beyond. Points are awarded for leadership recognition and award points can be used to purchase items ranging from gift cards to apparel to household items. Associates also receive automatic recognition on their birthdays and work anniversaries. In February 2024, the new Mission, Vision and Values was launched with a week long celebration for the We Care values campaign. The new values, created by the associates on a special committee, encapsulates the mission of every Jones associate and how the organization strives to operate within the larger community. WECARE - A NEW MISSION, VISION & VALUES EMPLOYEE RECOGNITION

QUALITY CHERRIE MCAFEE RETIRES AFTER 36 YEARS JMH AWARDED AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION - SILVER After over 36 years as a vital member of the Jones Memorial Hospital team, Cherrie Feeman Macafee retired on August 4, 2023. Cherrie, who was the director of quality management, has worn many hats during her tenure at Jones. Her responsibilities included risk management, case management, and safety. She also functioned as the HIM Director. But much of her focus was on quality – planning, organizing, directing, and developing quality and performance standards. Thank you for your service and commitment to Jones! Jones has received the American Heart Association’s Silver Recognition Get With The Guidelines® – Coronary Artery Disease Rural Recognition for its commitment to offering rapid, research-based care to people experiencing a specific type of heart attack known as an ST elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI), known to be more severe and dangerous than other types of heart attacks.

QUALITY JENNIFER SCHEIBLE NAMED QUALITY DIRECTOR COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Jennifer Scheible, BSN, RN, MHA, has been named the Senior Director of Nursing / Quality Management Director at Jones Memorial Hospital. Jennifer is the first person to take on the combined roles of senior director of nursing and director of quality management. In her new role, Jennifer is responsible for quality management, case management, and patient experience, as well as nursing administration. • S.A.N.E • Allegany County Office for the Aging • Allegany County Department of Health • Allegany-Cattaragaus ARC • Ardent Solutions • Wellsville Chamber of Commerce • Jones Memorial Hospital Auxiliary • Lions Club of Wellsville • Wellsville Legion • Allegany County Cancer Services • Allegany County Crisis Hotline • The Southern Tier Health Caregiver Navigation Program • Community Blood Bank COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS • Ridgewalk & Run • GLOW 5K • Community Wellness Fairs • Worksite Wellness • National Rural Health Day EVENTS

PHYSICIAN SERVICES Jones Memorial Hospital held a ribbon cutting ceremony on Thursday, August 8 to celebrate the opening of the $1.5 million neurology, rheumatology and infusion center in the Medical Office Building at 7309 Seneca Rd N in Hornell. The new clinic offers office visits as well as a large, state of art infusion suite with 6 chairs, nutrition center, social worker and on-site providers. Jones Memorial Hospital is excited to bring Neurology back to the region with the onboarding of Dr. Carlos Sollero. Dr. Sollero completed his training at URMC and has worked closely with the UR Medicine Neuroimmunology clinicians. His clinical interests include Multiple Sclerosis, demyelinating diseases of the central nervous system, neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorders, autoimmune encephalitides and neurosarcoidosis. Dr. Vanessa Browne joined the rheumatology teams in Olean and Hornell in 2024. Dr. Browne attended medical school at St. George’s University and completed a residency and fellowship in rheumatology at Rutgers University. She is a Golden Apple Award nominee for 2022. Dr. Browne specializes in several rheumatologic conditions, including systemic lupus erythematosus, rheumatoid arthritis and dermatomyositis. Jones Memorial Hospital welcomed Dr. Devin Thompson to the medical practices team in September. He is Board Certified in Family Medicine and has a track record of enhancing healthcare systems, crafting medical applications, and optimizing operational processes. Dr. Thompson attended Howard University and received dual Bachelor's degrees in Anthropology, Biology, and Chemistry, and in Computer Information Systems. RHEUMATOLOGY, NEUROLOGY & INFUSION CLINIC OPENED NEUROLOGY RHEUMATOLOGY WELCOME DR THOMPSON

PHYSICIAN SERVICES Urgent Care expanded hours to 11am - 7pm, 7 days a week for better patient access to care. The clinic also now offers occupational medicine on a regular basis. Two full time providers were added in the clinic to keep the Urgent Care available to patients - Kereme Perese, NP and Jessica Lippa, NP joined Urgent Care in April 2023. Jones Memorial Hospital received successful recertification at five outpatient locations for Rural Health Certification Status. Bolivar, Belvidere, Women's Health in Hornell and Women's Health & Children's Services in Wellsville and Internal Medicine on Loder St have all been designated as Rural Health certified. This means that these sites have passed rigorous standards to prove that they offer quality care to rural communities in need. There are only 53 certified Rural Health sites in NY State. We are also proud to announce that 6 of our office managers have been certified as Rural Health professionals: Michele Calladine, Lyndsay Roberts, Miranda Phelps, Christie Allen, Liz Shutt and Laura Knapp. EXPANDED URGENT CARE JMH PRIMARY CARE CLINICS RECEIVE RURAL HEALTH CARE DESIGNATION In January, 3rd Floor Medical Village was opened, seeing patients for OB, Family Medicine, Pediatrics and Orthopaedics. The shared OB space allows providers to be closer to patients during an emergency or during routine in patient care. The 14,000 square foot expansion allows our providers to see more patients in a comfortable setting and offers an superior patient experience.

PHYSICIAN SERVICES UR MEDICINE PRIMARY CARE - HORNELL JOINS JMH The physicians, nurses and support staff from Suite 101 and 109 at UR Medicine Primary Care - Hornell gathered after the strategic realignment of these primary care suites to Jones Memorial stewardship. This move allows for 340b designation and Rural Health Care certification, providing better patient care and reimbursements to the hospital. Jason Szabo, PA Orthopaedics Alicia McInroy, PNP Pediatrics Colleen Truax, NP General Surgery Shelby Knapp, NP Family Medicine Jones Memorial Hospital opened a new family practice office in Alfred on October 2, 2023 at 35 Glen St. This new clinic continues the hospital's mission to expand access to quality healthcare services in the local community. The Jones Family welcomed the return of Dr. Steven Pinto, Internal Medicine, who joined Dr. Steven Collins in the Belvidere Primary Care location as well as the team at 127 N Main St, Wellsville. Dr. Pinto specializes in routine care and chronic health conditions such as heart disease, hypertension, diabetes, obesity and chronic lung disease. APP'S WELCOMED ALFRED PRIMARY CARE OPEN Hospitalists: Joseph White, PA | Kathryn Eddinger, PA

SURGICAL SERVICES TRANSFORMATION & MODERNIZATION PROJECT Phase one of the transformation & modernization project included a 5,000 square foot expansion to add two full Operating and Procedure rooms. This allows our surgical team to increase efficiencies in the OR and decrease wait times for necessary procedures. This also allows our recruitment team to offer surgical time and space to canditates. Dr. Theodor Kaufman joined the Jones General Surgery team in 2023. Part of the UR Medicine faculty group, Dr. Kaufman is a board certified general surgeon who is passionate about providing quality and compassionate care to rural communities. Jones Memorial Hospital is proud to welcome Dr. Ismat Mrad to the OR and Medical/Surgical team. Dr. Mrad joins an already existing talented pool of Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists and anesthesiologists providing care in the Jones Memorial Operating rooms. Dr. Mrad will work directly with the OR team at JMH to provide anesthesia services for a variety of applications. Dr. Mrad is a graduate of the highly acclaimed American University of Beirut where he also did his residency in the Department of Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine. He went on to do fellowships in Acute Pain Medicine, a specialty that allows for high quality pain relief following surgeries, at Westchester Medical Center in Westchester, NY as well as a fellowship in pediatric anesthesia at Children’s Hospital of Michigan in Detroit. He is the only fellowship trained Pediatric anesthesiologist in the region. TED KAUFMAN, MD JOINS GENERAL SURGERY ANESTHESIOLOGY SURGICAL VOLUMES

BIRTHING CENTER Jones Memorial Hospital is excited to welcome Yoogeong Oh, MD to the Women’s & Children’s Health Services department in the Jones Memorial Medical Village. Dr. Oh will be working in the pediatrics unit. Dr. Oh received her medical degree from the Seoul National University – College of Medicine. From there, Dr. Oh moved to the US and did her residency in Brooklyn at the Brooklyn Hospital Center (TBHC). Jones Memorial Hospital has purchased four matching crash carts to meet the needs of our smallest patients, and the providers tasked with caring for them. This project was completed in conjunction with the standardization of adult crash carts in our facility. Each cart is equipped with the same equipment no matter where they are in the hospital, providing immediate access to life saving equipment and cutting down on delays during an emergency. WELCOME, DR OH BIRTHING CENTER VOLUMES NEONATAL CRASH CARTS ENSURE SAFETY FOR OUR LITTLEST PATIENTS

BIRTHING CENTER The Dr F Clifton Miller Birthing Center at Jones Memorial is working towards a Safe Sleep program and continues the initiative with funds donated from the community as well as through the Miller Trust Fund. The Safe Sleep Program ensures parents are equipped with the knowledge and resources necessary to help prevent sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) from occurring. This includes sending each family home with a safe sleep certified swaddle sack. The department ordered 400 cream colored "healthy burrito" sleep sacks with the JMH logo. This purchase was a crucial step in becoming safe sleep certified. Local community members (above) gathered to raise money in support of the safe sleep program. SAFE SLEEP PROGRAM AT JONES WOMEN'S & CHILDREN'S HEALTH SERVICES VOLUMES

MEDICAL IMAGING As part of the $25 million transformation and modernization project, the hospital installed a static magnetic resonance imaging tower. The new, state-of-the-art MRI space holds a wide bore MRI machine providing a better patient experience. The Signa Voyager is a magnetic resonance imaging system that was built with both patients and providers in mind, maximizing both comfort and versatility. It produces better image quality in less time meaning shorter scan times and offers a feet first option for some patients. It consumes 46% less power and uses fewer resources, making it a more sustainable option. The new MRI suite also includes a separate registration area, changing rooms, restrooms and inpatient holding area. A NEW MRI FOR A BETTER PATIENT EXPERIENCE

MEDICAL IMAGING Mammography was also brought back to Jones Memorial in February 2024 and the hospital saw 731 cases from February to June. The hospital installed a 3D tomosynthesis unit in January that improves the ability to detect early breast cancers and accuracy. Between 2017-2019, according to NYS Department of Health, almost 25% of women in NY diagnosed with breast cancers died from their disease. Over 35% of cancers found were already in late stage when diagnosed. With this initiative, Jones Memorial is committed to improving these statistics for our community. Medical Imaging also received a new mini c-arm for imaging needs during orthopaedic cases and a new cardiac ultrasound was purchased for echocardiograms and stress echo exams. MEDICAL IMAGING VOLUME FY24 BRINGING MAMMOGRAPHY BACK TO ALLEGANY COUNTY

DONATIONS ASSOCIATES($25 - $249.99) ATC - Argo Turboserve Corp. Bailey, Brent Bliven, Dennis and Donna Brewster, Christi Burt, Judith and Scott Cicerello, Donna Clark, Marsha Collins, Christina Collins, Joseph and Bonnie Cook, Gary and Patricia Corwine, Mark Domke, Paul and Luz Dunbar, John and Alice Elliott, Mark and Linda Ellis, Luana and John Stengel Fingerlakes Trail Conference Ford, David and Donna Foster, Kelly and Dave Franklin, James Frungillo, Jennifer Gaston, Teresa Gleason, Jamie Glickstein, Barry Grapevine Giving Foundation Green, Amanda Guinnip, Dana and Betty Hart, Christine Keller Sr., James and Terry Keller, Bruce and Jackie Keller, Doris Keller, Ernie and Julie Keller, Ron and Lugene Kolkowski, Debra Lanterman, Vanessa Lynch Paving Mclaughlin, Arthur and Cynthia Moline, Vivian Morris, Yvonne Oglesbee, Amanda O'Grady, Barb Ordway, Stacy Ostrower, Gary and Samber, Judy Pacer, Jennifer Pease, Steve and Diana Perrigo, Karen Peters, Aaron and Meghan Peters, Pete and Cheri Pilgrim, Donald and Phyllis Straulka PM Research Pollard, Amy Porter, David and Janice Register Graphics Rhodes, Angela Root Contracting, Inc. Scheible, Jennifer Schleigh, Kristy Sisson, Rhiannon Stalker, Paul Stockin, Philip and Donna Swarthout, Gladys and Philip Synakowski, Dan and Connie Tenges, Deb and Timm Tuttle, David and Diane Vilasi, Laura Vilasi, Matthew and Jillian Walker, Robert and Voni Wellsville Elks Lodge #1495 Worth, Deanna Young, Paul 1921 ASSOCIATES ($250 - $499) Benedict, Eva and Neil Emery, Tammy Evertrue Fassett Lane Lumber Inc. First Citizens Community Bank Gem Wealth Planning Group Huntington, Mary Ives, Kristin LC Whitford Loughlin, William and Joyce Macafee, Cheryl Feeman McMorris, Bob and Michele Miller, Carolyn Minges, Chris and Mary Shea's Heating and Plumbing Weber III, Harry CENTURY ASSOCIATES ($500 - $2499.99) Aiken, Tim and Sandra Anderson, Kellie ARVOS Ljungstrom Austin, Elaine Balcom, Gary and Pat Beef Haus Bilotta, Jenny Bradley, Carol Briggs, Hilary and Collins, Bryan Burnell, Cherokee Carbone, Mona Chaffee, Tamara and Mike Chappell, Boyd Charles and Lorraine Joyce Foundation Cheney, William and Elizabeth Cole, Sarah Comstock Family Cuba Cheese Delphi Emergency Services Embser, John and Diana Emrick, Jack and Donna ERA Team VP Farm Credit East Fillmore and Fisher Pharmacy First Baptist Church of Andover Giant Food Mart Grantier, Gordon and Garth Green, Kristopher Higgins, Daniel and Errol JB's Family Fitness JW Embser Funeral Home Knapp, James and Laura LaForge Disposal, Inc. Lash, Martha Lindsays Plumbing and Heating Mong Szabo, Brenda Monroe, Teri and Jeff Pearson, Jodi and Gary Pekarek Law Group PC Picco Pulmonary & Internal Medicine Short's Convenience Stores Sibble, Amanda and Chad Soni, Dr. Neeta Stevens, James Szabo, Arielle Tezak, Ed e Beef Haus e Ryan Agencies Walker, Kevin and Carrie Watkins, Sandra and Kevin Wellsville Manor Care Center DISTINGUISHED ASSOCIATES ($2500 - $4999.99) Alfred State College Clark, Larry and Deborah CPL Architects Gilkey, Samantha and Clint Highland Park Nursing Facility Krupnik, Stanley and Joyce Lanphere, Dr. Heather Lynch, Terrance and Reita MacFarquhar, Doris Moogan Family Foundation Pembrook Pines Root, Dave and Deborah University of Rochester Walchli Family Wellsville American Legion Post 702 Whitehouse, Aaron and Margaret Whitehouse, Ian and Sandra GOLDEN ASSOCIATES ($5000 - $9999.00) ALCO Federal Credit Union Coch, Dr. James Cole, Mary Kate and Jeremy Ely, Jeff and Janine Green Fish, Bill and Becky Helms, Jim and Dena Herald Ford Joyce, Charles and Heather Marciano, Karol McAndrew, Anne Northern Lights Enterprises Runnings Sodexo Stephen, Wayne and Lisa Univera Healthcare Van Dine, Dr. Kenneth PLATINUM ASSOCIATES ($10,000 OR MORE) Boekel, Barbara Carter, Jack Childs, William and Patricia Community Bank Eicher, Kay and Ed Jones Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Joyce, Charlie P Kassas, Dr. Zahi and Rayanna Kaufman, eodor and Holly Conway Otis Minnesota Services Shear, Rich and Gwyn Short's Oil Company Walton, Sherry

DONATIONS John and Jackie Adrian ALCO Arthur and Ethel Alexander Allegany Co-Op Insurance Allegany Eye Associates Alstom Power Arvos Inc., Ljungstrom Division Dr. and Mrs. Mohammad Ayyub Bayard Tullar Trust Neil and Eva Benedict Douglas and Kathy Bellows Dr. and Mrs. Kurt Benham Dennis and Donna Bliven Frank and Barb Boekel Carol Bradley Harriett Bradley Bob and Pam Bruckner Joseph Bucher Scott and Judy Burt Dr. and Mrs. Billy Carstens Jack Carter Certied Safety Products of NY Bill and Patricia Childs Hugh Church Kathryn Church Larry and Deborah Clark Dr. William Coch and Martha Lash Mary Kate and Jeremy Cole Community Bank NA Donald and Jackie Comstock Luanne Comstock Patrick and Katie Comstock Brandon and Sloane Comstock Gage Eleanor Cott Dr. and Mrs. Richard Cudahy Eleanor Dates Delphi Emergency Physician Services, LLC Dresser Rand Eastern Seaboard, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. James Edmonston Ed and Kay Eicher Mark and Linda Elliott Jeff Ely and Janine Greene Federated Clover Investment Advisor Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Felsen Fillmore and Fisher Pharmacies Dr. and Mrs. Robert Gilfert Clint and Samantha Gilkey Gary and Ann Gilpin Geralyn and Kenneth Gough Gridley and Marsh Trust James and Dena Helms Dr. Kirk Heriot Daniel Higgins Mike and Cheryl Jackson Dan and Kimberly Johnson Jones Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Charles Joyce Charles and Heather Joyce Charles and Lorraine Joyce Family Foundation Richard, Tina, Cory Joyce Teresa Joyce Erland and Pauline Kailbourne Dr. Zahi and Rayanna Kassas eodor Kaufman and Holly Conway Greg and Lu-Ann Kaye Paul Kilbane Loyal Order of the Moose Preston and Pauline Lucas Cheryl Feeman Macafee Doris MacFarquhar FT and Anna C. Manley Memorial Fund Karol Marciano Anne McAndrew Carolyn Miller Dr. F.C. and Dianna Fleming Miller Moogan Family Foundation Richard and Susan Nicol Deborah O'Hara Trust Otis Eastern, Inc. Otis Minnesota Services Pediatrix Medical Group Dr. Pasquale Picco M. Gretchen Probst Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Proto Paul Rhodes Robin and Mary Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Constantine Rigas Phyllis Rigby Randy Shayler and Denise Auman Rich and Gwyn Shear Short's Oil Company Sodexo Steuben Trust Company Wayne and Lisa Stephen Brenda Mong Szabo Ralph "Tim" Tompkins Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Van Dine Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Van Tyne e Walchli Family Sherry Walton Wellsville American Legion Post #702 Wellsville Lions Club e Whitford Family The family of Bryar Collins and the doctors and nurses of the Dr. F Clifton Miller Birthing Center gathered to received a donation made in Bryar's honor on his first birthday after his miraculous birth at the hospital. LIFETIME ASSOCIATES (Donors who have made a one-time or cumulative financial gift of $10,000 or more since January 1980)

DONATIONS MEMORIAL GIFTS Sarajean "Sally" Ewell Jim and Dena Helms Sue Fagan Jim and Dena Helms Dan Guiney Neil and Eva Benedict Clint and Samantha Gilkey Jim and Dena Helms Karen Perrigo Barbara Haskins Mary Huntington Donald and Georgianna Higgins Daniel and Errol Higgins Ruth Kling Jim and Dena Helms Gladys and Phillip Swarthout Amy Lehman Marsha Clark Jim and Dena Helms Rich and Gwyn Shear Lorraine Joyce Jim and Dena Helms Ellen Lowry Jim and Dena Helms Mildred and Richard McCormick Jim and Dena Helms Vivian "Pepper" Pinizotto Jim and Dena Helms Margaret Russell Neil and Eva Benedict Dennis and Donna Bliven Mona Carbone Mary Kate and Jeremy Cole Dana and Betty Guinnip Jim and Dena Helms Bruce and Jackie Keller Doris Keller Ernie and Julie Keller James and Terry Keller, Sr. Ron and Lugene Keller Cheryl Feeman Macafee Vivian Moline Brenda Mong Szabo Jeff and Teri Monroe Gary and Jodi Pearson Steve and Diana Pease Pete and Cheri Peters Aaron and Meghan Peters Donald Pilgrim and Phyllis Straulka Amy Pollard Deb and Timm Tenges Laura Vilasi Matthew and Jillian Vilasi Robert and Voni Walker Donna Weber Harry Webber III Betty Wells Gary and Patricia Cook Margaret "Meggie" Wilson Dennis and Donna Bliven Mona Carbone Luana Ellis and John Stengel Jim and Dena Helms Cheryl Feeman Macafee Vivian Moline Brenda Mong Szabo Jeff and Teri Monroe GIFTS IN HONOR OF Bryar Collins Hillary Briggs, and Bryan Collins Clint and Samantha Gilkey Chris and Mary Minges Jim Helms Kevin and Carrie Walker Edward & Kay Eicher, initial donors in the Capital and Mammography Crusade Campaigns. THANK YOU DONORS!

WAYS TO GIVE

2025 Annual Campaign A Tradition of Giving, A Commitment to Excellence We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our generous donors, whose unwavering support has been instrumental in advancing our mission of providing exceptional care to our community. Your contributions have enabled us to invest in cutting-edge technology, enhance patient care services, and support our dedicated healthcare professionals in delivering compassionate and innovative treatments. Every gi, no matter the size, plays a crucial role in transforming lives and making a lasting impact on the health and well-being of those we serve. ank you for your commitment to our community hospital and for helping us build a healthier future for Allegany County and the surrounding region, together. Our 2024/25 campaign will focus on the completion of the transformation and modernization project, not grant funded, including the MRI Tower Build Out. We plan to expand the Sleep Lab to the 2nd Floor and grow Multi Specialty Services on the 3rd Floor, to include Medical Oncology, and other necessary services, complimenting the existing infusion suite. JONES BOARD OF DIRECTORS Daniel Johnson Rich Ewell Steve Goldstein Mark Taubman, MD Jenny Bilotta Michael Apostolakos, MD Samantha Gilkey Ian Jones James Knapp Dr. Steven Mauro Jennifer Joyce Andres Rubert, MD Judith Hopkins Rhiannon Sisson Karol Marciano