nEW WMC/Health-Alliance Hospital Opens Dec. 14, 2022!

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Dear Neighbor:
We have exciting news for our neighbors! 

Your new HealthAlliance Hospital on Mary’s Avenue
in Kingston will open on Wednesday, December 14, 2022.

This letter has important information on how we will move services, patients, and equipment from our current Broadway campus to the new 

HealthAlliance Hospital at 105 Mary’s Avenue.

This move has been carefully planned, placing a priority on the safety of our patients, while also minimizing disruption to our neighbors. Our hospital move hotline will be open 24 hours a day from Monday, December 12 through Sunday, December 18. Please call 845.450.5025 with any questions or concerns.

The Move: Transition Plan for Patients and Equipment
The transition of patients and equipment from the HealthAlliance Broadway campus to the new HealthAlliance Hospital on Mary’s Avenue will begin on Wednesday, December 14, 2022 at 6:00 am. At that time, the Emergency Department at the new hospital will be open.

Multiple ambulances will transport patients  between these locations throughout the day, and trucks will move equipment. This will create a temporary increase in traffic activity on the following streets: Broadway, East O’Reilly Street, West O’Reilly Street, Mary’s Avenue, Andrew Street, Foxhall Avenue, Hasbrouck Avenue, 

Jansen Avenue, and Pine Grove Avenue.

We anticipate completing the move by midnight on
December 14, 2022. 

We thank you in advance for your patience during the relocation.

HealthAlliance Hospital’s
New and Expanded Services
As your community hospital and regional health network, WMCHealth and HealthAlliance continue to invest in Kingston and Ulster County by enhancing
facilities and improving local access to high-quality medical treatment, advanced technology, and talented specialists. 

The $113 million HealthAlliance Hospital expansion and enhancement will deliver a technologically advanced and welcoming environment
for patients. It will feature:
• A new Emergency Department with a behavioral
health triage area
• A new Family Birth Center with private rooms for
birthing mothers
• Advanced cardiac care in our new Cardiac
Catheterization Laboratory
• New advanced critical care capabilities
• Refreshed private rooms and a new Caregiver Center
• New advanced imaging supported by WMCHealth’s
partnership with Philips
• Inpatient psychiatry services (coming in 2023)

We can’t wait to open this new hospital that will completely transform patient care here in Kingston and across the region. Please contact us if you have any questions. 

We thank you for your continued support.

Sincerely,
Your Friends and Neighbors at HealthAlliance Hospital and 

WMCHealth
HAHV.org

TOPIC: September is National Preparedness Month 2022
THEME:"A Lasting Legacy"
Week 3: Sept. 18- 24
TOPIC: Your Emergency Supply Kit

•  This National Preparedness month, here's a reminder:
   Build your EMERGENCY KIT
   Don't forget to include- for several days:
   -Nonperishable food and water
   -Medical prescriptions
   -Flashlights, radios and extra batteries
   -First aid kit
   For More Information:
  https://www.ready.gov/kids/family-emergency-planning/build-a-kit
  
  When Building Your Kit:
  -Consider the unique and special needs of your family:
  Include supplies that may be needed by pets, older adults and those with disabilities
  
  Click here for full details (English & Spanish):
  https://www.ready.gov/disability
  Personas con discapacidades | Ready.gov
  https://www.ready.gov/seniors
  Personas de la Tercera Edad | Ready.gov
  
  https://www.ready.gov/pets
  Prepare a sus mascotas para los desastres | Ready.gov
  
   More Resources for Sept. is NPM:
  https://www.ready.gov/september (Eng)
   https://www.ready.gov/es/septiembre (Spanish)

OCTOBER 20, 2022 

9:30 — 11:30 a.m. 

The Ulster County Executive, the Ulster County Inter-Agency Council on  

Domestic Violence & Human Trafficking & SUNY Ulster

 invite you to attend the 

10th Annual Ulster County Domestic Violence Information Forum 

Nydia Elena Valencia  illustrates the complex realities of fleeing a violent  interpersonal relationship,  how utilizing services  available in Ulster County  helped her do it, and  the truth that healing  transformation is possible. 

REGISTRATION REQUIRED

Questions: 

Contact Beth LaValle at  blav@co.ulster.ny.us or 

(845) 334-5221 

QUIMBY THEATER at SUNY ULSTER
491 Cottekill Road
Stone Ridge, NY 12484 

Program is FREE of charge and open to the public. 

A live Q&A discussion will follow  the presentation.