Valley Health Cuts 31 Admin Jobs Amid Losses and Consolidation
Valley Health announced the elimination of 31 administrative positions as part of a broader trend of nearly 100 role reductions since January through consolidation attrition and elimination. CEO Mark Nantz cited national workforce shifts rising clinician pay and ongoing losses from the pandemic, stressing the need to align expenses with revenue while maintaining service. The system operates six hospitals across 18 counties including Winchester Clarke Frederick Page Shenandoah and Warren with campuses in Virginia and West Virginia and has closed several fitness centers and shifted operations including co ownership of Peak Health and changes to Shenandoah Memorial ED procedures. A federal suit with Elevance Health over $15 million in unpaid claims continues and could affect contract renewal.
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Page
Shenandoah
Warren
Virginia
Winchester Medical Center
Shenandoah Memorial
Warren Memorial
Page Memorial
West Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Panhandle
Hancock
Maryland
Page County
Peak Health
West Virginia University Health System
Mountain Health Network
Marshall Health
Shenandoah Memorial Hospital
Woodstock
Warren County
Shenandoah County
Elevance Health
Anthem
Virginia lawmakers Filler-Corn and Lewis plan to retire
Two more Virginia legislators announce retirement plans after current terms, boosting an exodus as new maps force incumbents to seek re election under redesigned districts. Filler Corn and Lewis join a growing list including Saslaw Norment Howell Bell and four House GOP chairs.
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Virginia
Eileen Filler-Corn
Fairfax County
House of Delegates
Lynwood Lewis
Accomack
Lewis
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Mathews County
Middle Peninsula
General Assembly
Bill DeSteph
Toral
Tommy Norment
Janet Howell
Senate
John Bell
House
GOP
Viaid Press
Del
Fairfax
Democratic Legislative
Capitol
Filler-Corn
Mount Jackson solar project awaits council decision
Mount Jackson planning staff say Mt Jackson Solar LLC proposed 13 000 panels on 24 acres on Hawkins Road does not meet the town comprehensive plan and zoning standards. The Planning Commission recommends denying a special use permit ahead of the Tuesday council vote, which could reject approve or table the project.
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Town Planning Commission
Town Council
Hensive
Mt. Jackson Solar LLC
Neil Showalter
Chesterbrook
Pennsylvania
Hawkins Road
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