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State and advocates try to keep eligible Kentuckians on Medicaid

Deborah Yetter

Surprise! You've lost your Medicaid | Kentucky | somerset-kentucky.com

Some patients find out they’ve been dropped from Medicaid when they come in to pick up a prescription.

Medicaid redetermination could end coverage for many in Kentucky

States will return to normal Medicaid operations after April, which could leave hundreds of thousands in Kentucky without medical insurance.

Medicaid redetermination could end coverage for many in Kentucky

States will return to normal Medicaid operations after April, which could leave hundreds of thousands in Kentucky without medical insurance.

Goodwill, Norton Healthcare to bring hospital to Louisville West End

The two groups revealed their plans at a press conference at the Kentucky Center for African American Heritage, with local leaders in attendance.

Goodwill Industries of Kentucky and Norton Healthcare Partner for Historic $100M Investment in West Louisville

In a separate 40,000 - 60,000-square-foot building on the Opportunity Campus, Norton Healthcare will open the first hospital in West Louisville in more than 100 years.

Shawnee Christian Healthcare Center helps west Louisville

Quality, affordable healthcare is the goal of a health center in the Shawnee neighborhood. They provide medical, dental and behavioral health services.

Dentists Have Key Community Role in Spotting Child Abuse

Public Health and Wellness receives first doses of Moderna Vaccine

Mark Jorrisch, Medical Director, LMPHW, MORE Center Racheal Wiedmeyer, Sergeant / EMT, Suburban Fire Miguel Cuoto, Certified Medical Assistant, Park DuValle Community Health Center Angie Rarden, EMT, LMEMS Jamie Carr, Firefighter/ EMT, Suburban Fire Jeffrey Schreck, Captain and EMT, Louisville Fire Ellen Hesen, Deputy Mayor, Louisville Metro Government Markel Carr, Sergeant / EMT, Louisville Fire  As the initial doses of the COVID-19 vaccine arrived in the city, the number of positive cases has been on a downward trend from a daily incidence rate of 73.2 last month to 50.6 today. Dr. Moyer cautioned that despite the decrease in cases that residents must remain vigilant with mask-wearing, washing hands and staying socially distant as the virus is still present with Louisville’s current incidence rate being double the 25 cases per 100,000 keeping the city at a critical level.