Showing posts with label hospitals. Show all posts
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New cardiovascular inpatient unit opens at UK
9:00 PM
Anonymous
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cardiac care,
cardiovascular disease,
heart health,
hospitals,
University of Kentucky
UK HealthCare 's new 64-bed Cardiovascular Inpatient Unit, one of the largest intensive-care units in the country, accepted its first pa...
UK hospital's request to add 120 beds clears hearing phase; decision now before state officials
8:39 PM
Anonymous
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certificate of need,
hospitals,
state government,
University of Kentucky
U of L plans to create statewide health institute with $4 million, three-year grant from KentuckyOne Health hospital firm
3:08 AM
Anonymous
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advocacy,
data,
health status,
hospitals,
philanthropy,
research
St. Joseph London, doctors and others win the first of a dozen trials over allegations of unnecessary procedures at hospital
Conference focuses attention on importance of patient- and family-centered care, health education, communication
7:50 AM
Anonymous
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doctors,
health care,
health education,
hospitals,
patients,
physicians,
prevention
Health education, communicating with physicians, and patient- and family-centered care that empowers patients to be their own best health ad...
Hospitals, plagued by bad debt, ask or even require patients with high-deductible insurance plans to pay in advance
11:08 AM
Anonymous
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health insurance,
health reform,
hospitals,
insurance deductibles,
managed care
Irene Qdemat of Baptist Health enters patient data. (C-J photo by Alton Strupp) Kentucky hospitals are so plagued by bad debts that they ar...
Rural Ky. hospitals make sure they are ready for Ebola
8:38 PM
Anonymous
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hospitals,
infections,
rural health
Nine hospitals in Kentucky get maximum Medicare penalty for readmissions; they blame socioeconomic factors
1:12 PM
Anonymous
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Appalachia,
hospitals,
Medicare,
rural health
Free-standing emergency departments could be the solution to keeping hospital services in rural areas
The tribulations of rural hospitals in Georgia, and the response, could signal a new direction for saving such facilities. Four rural hospit...
Edelen says rural hospitals are top issue for rural U.S. and rural Kentucky; says some pols in state want to give up on rural Ky.
4:33 PM
Anonymous
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Affordable Care Act,
critical access hospitals,
health care access,
health care reform,
hospitals,
insurance coverage,
rural health
Public hearing to be held in Bowling Green Sept .19 to discuss fiscal health of Kentucky's rural hospitals
8:15 PM
Anonymous
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hospitals,
rural health,
state government
Sicker patients, competition for beds and a growing number of patients create long wait times at UK emergency room
12:57 PM
Anonymous
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emergency rooms,
hospital safety,
hospitals
Appalachian Kentucky has much of what it needs to improve its poor health status, key federal officials agree
7:16 PM
Anonymous
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Appalachia,
child obesity,
childhood obesity,
county health departments,
exercise,
health status,
heart disease,
heart health,
hospitals,
obesity,
smoking,
smoking ban,
smoking bans,
tobacco,
tobacco prevention
By Al Cross Kentucky Health News Appalachian Kentucky has the enthusiasm, creativity, people and facilities needed to greatly improve its di...
Women leading Kentucky health: State health commissioner sees 'stars aligned' for Kentucky to finally get healthier
7:51 PM
Anonymous
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cancer,
diabetes,
electronic health records,
emergency rooms,
health departments,
health insurance,
health policy,
health reform,
heart disease,
hospitals,
Medicaid,
obamacare,
obesity,
state budget legislature
Health Commissioner Stephanie Mayfield Gibson This is the third in a series of stories about four high-ranking female state officials who ha...
Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation and Verizon team up to help certain patients with chronic diseases monitor their health
8:44 AM
Anonymous
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chronic disease,
foundations,
hospitals,
philanthropy
Verizon and the Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation have teamed up to help select patients who have a chronic disease manage their condition ...
Medicaid expansion has dramatically reduced share of uninsured in most counties; some legislators worry about future cost
2:51 PM
Anonymous
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Appalachia,
General Assembly,
health insurance,
hospitals,
legislature,
Medicaid,
state budget
The expansion of Medicaid under federal health reform has greatly reduced the number of Kentuckians without health insurance, but state legi...
Hospitals say too many of the newly insured are using emergency rooms for primary care; state says it's working on the problem
8:50 PM
Anonymous
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Affordable Care Act,
Barack Obama,
emergency rooms,
health insurance,
hospitals,
insurance exchange,
Medicaid,
Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act,
primary care
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News More people with health insurance, a shortage of primary-care physicians and a steep learning curve ...
As Edelen begins hearings on rural hospitals' finances, state gives figures on Medicaid expansion and reimbursement
1:34 PM
Anonymous
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health reform,
hospitals,
managed care,
Medicaid,
obamacare,
rural health,
rural-urban disparities,
state government
By Al Cross Kentucky Health News The expansion of the federal-state Medicaid program funneled $284 million to Kentucky health-care providers...
Paducah Baptist and Ashland hospitals 'above average' in Consumer Reports' ratings of hospitals for heart surgery
7:50 PM
Anonymous
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cardiovascular disease,
health journalism,
heart disease,
hospitals,
rankings,
surgery
Baptist Health Paducah (formerly Western Baptist Hospital) By Melissa Landon Kentucky Health News Consumer Reports has reported ratings of ...










