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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....
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Doctors see COVID-19 spike with new symptoms
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New fetal care center in Louisville offers comprehensive care for complex pregnancies
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Kentucky’s first center dedicated to caring for unborn babies with complex conditions is now open in downtown Louisville. Norton Children’s Fetal Care Center, a $1.4 million project, is designed for mothers and babies across Kentucky after a serious condition is diagnosed before birth. The...
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Louisville's New Fetal Care Center Aims to Keep Kentucky's Riskiest Pregnancies Home
A $1.4 million medical facility is now open in downtown Louisville, aiming to change the trajectory for Kentucky families who learn, often unexpectedly, that their unborn baby has a serious medical condition. The Norton Children's Fetal Care Center, located at 601 S. Floyd St., is being described as the first dedicated fetal care center in the state, bringing pregnancy and fetal specialists, advanced imaging, and family support services together in one suite.
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Med Center maternity services moving to new site
The High Street Tower at The Medical Center at Bowling Green is officially open with all hospital-based maternity services now located in the new five-story tower. Patients should now go to the High Street Tower for the following:. Signs of labor. A scheduled induction. A scheduled Cesarean birth. Postpartum or...
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Med Center Health first hospital in region to perform new vascular surgery
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Med Center Health says it is the first hospital in south-central Kentucky to perform a new vascular surgery. According to Med Center Health, it is the first hospital in the region to offer the Neuroguard IEP™* system, an FDA-approved medical device used to treat carotid artery disease.
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Down Syndrome of Louisville scrambles to raise revenue ahead of projected January Medicaid cuts
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Down Syndrome of Louisville helps families from diagnosis to end of life, but cuts to Medicaid could stop families from getting their services. From speech therapy to job training, DSL serves more than 3,000 people in different stages of life, with all different services. "All...
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High Street Tower now open at The Medical Center at Bowling Green
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – High Street Tower at The Medical Center at Bowling Green is offiically open, moving all hospital-based maternity services to the five-story tower. According to Med Center Health, patients should now go to the High Street Tower for signs of labor, a scheduled induction, a scheduled Cearean birth, postpartum or maternity-related hospital care and other pregnancy-related concerns when directed by their provider.
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Louisville VA Hospital delay shortens traffic overlap with nearby interchange project
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - For more than a year, drivers near the new Louisville VA Medical Center have navigated two major construction projects at once: a $130 million rebuild of the I-264 and U.S. 42 interchange, and the hospital itself. Last week, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs announced the...