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Dr. Mehmet Oz visits Lexington amid ongoing concerns over Medicaid cuts in Kentucky
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'Everything I saw was scary': New data shows health disparities for those in the LGBTQ+ community
PADUCAH — A new study shows those in the LGBTQ+ community in western Kentucky face many healthcare disparities. Community resources say the data is not surprising, but it’s concerning. Queer Kentucky, a nonprofit LGBTQ+ newsroom, released its 2025 Community Health Survey, highlighting a variety of topics surrounding health...
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Kentucky health system, medical group explore affiliation
T.J. Regional Health and Graves Gilbert Clinic are exploring a long-term affiliation that would bring together more than 300 providers across primary care and specialties. Bowling Green, Ky.-based Graves Gilbert Clinic selected T.J. Regional Health as a preferred partner with the support of its physician members and owners, according to a news release. The organizations will begin their due diligence to shape the potential partnership.
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Norton Children's opens Kentucky's first dedicated fetal care center in Louisville
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB/WAVE) — Norton Children's has opened a new center in Louisville for families whose babies are diagnosed with serious medical conditions before birth. Norton Children's Fetal Care Center officially opened Wednesday and is the first of its kind in Kentucky. It's located at 601 S. Floyd St., directly across from Norton Children's Hospital.
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High Street Tower now open at The Medical Center at Bowling Green
The Medical Center at Bowling Green has opened a new five-story facility called the High Street Tower. All hospital-based maternity services — labor, delivery, postpartum care, and NICU — have moved into the new building. Why It Matters. Consolidating maternity services (OBED, Labor & Delivery, Mother-Baby, NICU) into...
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UofL Health working to relieve traffic gridlock near hospital; planned I-65 Broadway closure delayed
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - UofL Health officials are coordinating with state transportation leaders to address severe traffic gridlock around hospital facilities caused by ongoing construction on the I-65 bridge project. Currently, Muhammad Ali Boulevard and a nearby section of Brook Street under I-65 are closed for the interstate bridge work....