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Floyd Memorial Foundation Fulfills Defibrillator Grant Request for the Georgetown Police

On Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012, the Floyd Memorial Foundation presented the Town of Georgetown Police Department with five Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs), which now gives all their patrol units the ability to lend immediate assistance to adults or children suffering cardiac arrest.


Feb 2 2012 10:58AM
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Meeting community needs and becoming an expert in field

Floyd Memorial’s Rehabilitation Services constantly looks to improve our quality of care with the latest proven therapy interventions, techniques and equipment.


Feb 1 2012 10:21AM
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Best business practices

Finding your footing in uncertain times.


Feb 1 2012 10:12AM
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Latest Legislative News

News From The Statehouse
Kentuckians Favor Law to Prevent Cell Phone Use while Driving
While 3 in 4 Kentucky adults admit to talking on the phone while driving, just as many (74 percent) favor a law making it illegal to use a cell phone while driving. This is according to results released today from the Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky’s most recent Kentucky Health Issues Poll (KHIP).



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New state government web site highlights federal health reform in Kentucky: Information available on state implementation of the Affordable Care Act

Kentuckians now have an official online source of information on the state’s implementation of the new federal health reform law, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.  


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News From The Statehouse
Reforming Our Nation’s Healthcare System: Increasing Choice While Lowering Costs By: Ed Whitfield, (KY-01)
This summer, Congress has been considering a variety of proposals to overhaul our nation’s healthcare system. Like many Kentuckians, I believe we need to enact comprehensive healthcare reform legislation which will increase access to quality healthcare and services while lowering costs for all Americans.


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Latest People News

People In The News
Hack joins Baptist Medical Associates Dixie

Michael Hack, MD, family medicine, has joined Baptist Medical Associates’ 9070 Dixie Highway location.


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People In The News
UofL geriatrician selected for new federal Innovation Advisors Program

Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services’ program will improve care for patients


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People In The News
Michael Muscarella elected president of Kentucky Physical Therapy Association

Michael Muscarella, PT, DPT, director of rehabilitation services at Western Baptist Hospital, began a three-year term Jan. 1 as president of the Kentucky Physical Therapy Association.


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Latest HR/Hiring News

HR News
Kentuckians Identify Cancer as a Top Health Concern, but Heart Disease Can’t be Overlooked
Cancer is the leading health concern identified by Kentuckians and the principal cause of death among women in the state, but men die more often of heart disease. This is according to results released today from the Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky’s most recent Kentucky Health Issues Poll (KHIP). The report notes that, in general, Kentuckians have a lower average life expectancy than Americans (75.5 years compared to 78 years).



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HR News
Student Reflects on UofL Program to Help Increase Kentucky Physician Workforce

“Probably the greatest asset of this program is the ability to meet UofL medical school faculty and admissions committee members.” – Melissa ‘Missy’ Sullivan



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HR News
Number of Uninsured Kentuckians Drops
The Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky released results today from the most recent Kentucky Health Issues Poll (KHIP), revealing that the number of uninsured Kentuckians decreased in 2010.

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