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Pictured Left to Right:  Chris West (District Aide for Congressman Robert Hurt - R-VA 5th District), Gerald W. Wrenn (Boydton's Mayor), Senator Frank Ruff (R-District 15, State of Virginia), & R. Neal Graham (CEO, Virginia Community Health Care Association)

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Piedmont Access to Health Services, Inc. (PATHS) was recently awarded a grant for $132,500 from the Virginia Health Care Foundation to open a dental clinic in Boydton, Virginia.

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Jeffrey W. Hively, M.D. will join the Piedmont Access to Health Services (PATHS) clinic in Boydton by July 1, according to Kay Crane, CEO of PATHS. At about the same time, PATHS will be moving into the downtown complex last occupied by Healthcare on the Square.

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Piedmont Access to Health Services, Inc. received a perfect score from a recent site visit from the Health Resources and Services Administration, an agency of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

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PATHS Community Medical Center has operated a facility on Main Street, at the corner of White Street, in Chatham, VA since 2007.

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Dr. Drew Baker vividly remembers his first pediatrician.

“He was horrible,” Baker said.

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At the December meeting of the Boydton Town Council PATHS, Inc., announced it would be moving its medical operations to the former Boydton Medical Center complex. The organization announced at that time that re-opening the former fitness center would be ‘Phase 1’ of its move.

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Only eight panels of more than 94,000 are hanging on display in Danville.

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In the past six years of working at Piedmont Access to Health Services, Carol Napier has seen 20 of her clients die from HIV/AIDS complications.

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A non-profit healthcare organization on the Southside has brought the AIDS Memorial Quilt to Danville.

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A nonprofit health care organization has brought a portion of an AIDS quilt to Danville.