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	HMH History
	Hampshire Memorial Hospital Hampshire Memorial Hospieal joined Valley Health on January 1, 2008. the West Virginia facility opened in 1958 and is a Critical Access hospital with 14 acute care beds, 30 long-term care beds and an emergency department. In addition, HMH and Valley Health provide rehabilitation and wellness ervices at Hampshire Wellness & Fitness that opened in Romney in 2007.