Apr 1 Health U of L Extends Agreement With Jewish Hospital As It Explores Potential Partner For Acquisition The University of Louisville is looking for a partner to join it in acquiring the cash-strapped Jewish Hospital; they still haven't found one. By Erica Peterson Apr 1 Health U of L Extends Agreement With Jewish Hospital Erica Peterson
Apr 1 Health Here’s A Rundown Of Kentucky’s New Anti-Abortion Laws — And What’s Next Kentucky’s Republican-controlled legislature approved four anti-abortion measures this session, all of which were signed into law by Gov. Bevin. By Lisa Gillespie Apr 1 Health Here's A Rundown Of Kentucky's New Anti-Abortion Laws Lisa Gillespie
Mar 28 Health Medicaid Court Ruling Worries Some Kentuckians About Bevin Rollback Gov. Matt Bevin has said he would roll back the expansion of Medicaid altogether if he doesn’t get a work requirement policy. By Lisa Gillespie Mar 28 Health Medicaid Court Ruling Worries Some Kentuckians About Bevin Rollback Lisa Gillespie
Mar 27 Health Kentucky Groups Lobbying Lawmakers On Health Issues Among Top 2019 Spenders Lobbying spending was up during the first two months of the session; some of the top spenders were groups that lobbied on health bills. By Lisa Gillespie Mar 27 Health Ky. Groups Lobbying Lawmakers On Health Issues Among Top Spenders Lisa Gillespie
Mar 27 Health Federal Judge Blocks Medicaid Work Rules In Blow To Trump The judge found that Medicaid work requirements in Arkansas and Kentucky pose numerous obstacles to getting health care. By Lisa Gillespie Mar 27 Health Federal Judge Blocks Medicaid Work Rules In Blow To Trump Lisa Gillespie
Mar 27 Health Advocates Ask Metro Council To Protect City Funding For ‘The Living Room’ The Living Room program helps people with mental health and substance abuse issues avoid jail. But looming budget cuts threaten the program's future. By Kyeland Jackson Mar 27 Health Advocates Ask Council To Protect Funding For 'The Living Room' Kyeland Jackson
Mar 27 Health With Cuts On The Horizon, Some Louisville Health Agencies Fear The Worst Louisville is facing a $35 million cut in next year's budget. And a list of potential reductions suggests cuts to some health programs are possible. By Lisa Gillespie Mar 27 Health With Cuts On The Horizon, Some Louisville Health Agencies Fear The Worst Lisa Gillespie
Mar 22 Health HHS Provides Additional Funding To Expand Addiction Treatment The Ohio Valley has received nearly $60 million in additional federal funds to help combat the opioid epidemic. By Aaron Payne, Ohio Valley ReSource Mar 22 Health HHS Provides Additional Funding To Expand Addiction Treatment Aaron Payne, Ohio Valley ReSource
Mar 21 Health Debate Over Vaccinations Heats Up In Kentucky Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin made national headlines this week when he said he deliberately exposed his children to chickenpox. By Lisa Gillespie Mar 21 Health Debate Over Vaccinations Heats Up In Kentucky Lisa Gillespie
Mar 18 Health On Tour With Federal Drug Czar, McConnell Touts Opioid Spending McConnell and federal Drug Czar Jim Carroll toured a Louisville facility where pregnant people and new moms who are fighting addiction get treatment. By Lisa Gillespie Mar 18 Health On Tour With Federal Drug Czar, McConnell Touts Opioid Spending Lisa Gillespie
Mar 13 Health Passport CEO Mark Carter Testifies Before Metro Council Committee Carter appeared before the Metro Council Health and Education Committee Wednesday, weeks after Passport announced it had put construction of its planned headquarters at 18th and Broadway on indefinite hiatus. By Lisa Gillespie Mar 13 Health Passport CEO Mark Carter Testifies Before Metro Council Committee Lisa Gillespie
Mar 8 Health Ky. Considers Bill To Make It Easier To Prosecute Strangulation As A Felony A bill moving through the Kentucky General Assembly would make it easier to prosecute strangulation as a class D felony. By Lisa Gillespie Mar 8 Health This Bill Would Make It Easier To Prosecute Strangulation As A Felony Lisa Gillespie
Mar 4 Health State Defends Passport Reimbursement Rates Amid Calls For Fix During a news conference Monday, Democratic politicians slammed the state for allegedly treating Passport unfairly in setting Medicaid reimbursement rates. By Amina Elahi and Lisa Gillespie Mar 4 Health State Defends Passport Reimbursement Rates Amid Calls For Fix Amina Elahi and Lisa Gillespie
Mar 4 Health In Rural States, Telemedicine Brings Treatment For Sexual Abuse In rural parts of the Ohio Valley, qualified therapists are sometimes hours away from people who need help. By Mary Meehan, Ohio Valley ReSource Mar 4 Health In Rural States, Telemedicine Brings Treatment For Sexual Abuse Mary Meehan, Ohio Valley ReSource