ELKINS, W.Va. — Vandalia Health officials report a non-binding letter of intent has been signed with the Elkins-based Davis Health System.
Davis Health is expected to add services for members of the community as a result.
“This announcement reassures the communities of Davis Health System that local health care will thrive and grow,” said DHS President and CEO Vance Jackson, FACHE. “Both Davis Health and Vandalia Health share a commitment to improving access and opportunities for better health across West Virginia.”
Vandalia Health President and CEO Dave Ramsey said both systems share the same values of providing high-quality care close to home.
“Davis Medical Center, Broaddus Hospital and Webster Memorial are providing critically needed services in their communities. We will be proud to help them continue that tradition, and support them with services in the region.”
The transaction will become final after all of the required approvals.
Vandalia Health is led by CAMC and Mon Health System. Hospitals have been added to the system in recent months including Plateau Medical Center in Oak Hill and the Greenbrier Valley Medical Center in Ronceverte.