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Kentucky's largest physician group targets recent GOP legislation with new proposals - Vimarsana News

Kentucky's largest physician group targets recent GOP legislation with new proposals

Gun safety, and whether the Kentucky Medical Association should take an opposing position to the GOP-controlled legislature’s track record on gun legislation, is likely to be the topic most discussed at KMA’s annual meeting.

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Kentucky's largest physician group targets recent GOP legislation with new proposals | News

(TNS) Kentucky’s largest medical association has made gun safety and advocacy for tighter gun restrictions a top policy priority ahead of its annual meeting this weekend.

Kentucky lost hundreds of physicians when it most needed them - Vimarsana News

Kentucky lost hundreds of physicians when it most needed them

The commonwealth lost nearly 600 physicians from 2019 to 2022, Kentucky Medical Association Executive Vice President Patrick Padgett told legislators in Frankfort on Wednesday.

Kentucky lost hundreds of physicians when it most needed them - Vimarsana News

Kentucky lost hundreds of physicians when it most needed them

The loss of nearly 600 Kentucky physicians is a massive hit to the state’s economy as well as to patient services.

KMA: Ten second or less — health insurers use prior authorizations to delay, deny care; reform is needed - Vimarsana News

KMA: Ten second or less — health insurers use prior authorizations to delay, deny care; reform is needed

By Patrick PadgettExecutive Vice PresidentKentucky Medical Association Count to ten.That’s how long at least one health insurer believes it takes to review whether you need a test, medi