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October Proclaimed As National Long-Term Care Residents Rights Month In Columbia
The Month of October, 2026, has been proclaimed as National Long-Term Care Residents Rights Month, as the result of a proclamation issued this week by Columbia Mayor Pamela Hoots. According to information in the proclamation, there are 1.2 million individuals living in 14,700 nursing homes; and, over one million individuals...
Northern Kentucky Tribune
Interact for Health provides funding, technical support for 40+ nonprofits across the region
Interact for Health has announced funding and technical support for more than forty organizations through a recent round of support designed to address current challenges facing the Greater Cincinnati nonprofit community.
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Millions in Appalachian Regional Commission money headed to eastern Kentucky
ASHLAND, Ky. (WCHS) — More than $78 million from the Appalachian Regional Commission is headed to Eastern Kentucky. The funding will help pay for 67 projects across the region, including efforts to improve and replace outdated water and wastewater treatment equipment. One of those projects is in Ashland where...
wnky.com
Bowling Green woman reunites with team that saved her life
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WNKY) — A Bowling Green woman who survived a medical emergency involving blood clots in both lungs recently reunited with the care team at TriStar Greenview Regional Hospital that helped save her life, including a pharmacist whose calming voice she never forgot. For Sue Miller, what...
The Financial Wire
VA’s inspector general questions $1,172,892,283 in costs on the new Louisville VA medical center, a project at least 13 years behind its initial plan
The Department of Veterans Affairs Office of Inspector General is questioning $1,172,892,283 in costs on the new Louisville VA medical center, a project it says is at least 13 years behind its initial plan. The report, numbered 25-01782-158 and published Sept. 24, finds the hospital is not expected to be finished until November 2027. Its... The post VA’s inspector general questions $1,172,892,283 in costs on the new Louisville VA medical center, a project at least 13 years behind its initial plan appeared first on The Financial Wire .
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Former residents and staff say Jeffersontown senior home needs to close
Family members of residents at Spring House in Jeffersontown report serious issues with medication management, staffing levels, and care quality, leading to concerns about the facility's ability to provide adequate care. Family members who had loved ones stay at an assisted living home in Jeffersontown say issues at the facility...