The Hardin Memorial Health (HMH) Board of Trustees meeting, the board approved a temporary resolution allowing HMH physicians to conduct alternative patient consultations. The resolution was approved in response to the current COVID-19 crisis in order to keep patients and the community safe. For patients admitted to HMH, providers with inpatient privileges will be able to consult with one another and conduct patient evaluations via telehealth (telephone or televideo), conduct medical record … [Read more...]

We are a community that desires to take care of our own. If you, your company or your community organization are looking for a way to help COVID-19 patients or the HMH physicians, advanced practice clinicians, nurses and staff on the front lines, please consider giving to the HMH Foundation and designating you gift for HMH’s COVID-19 Emergency Fund or Adopt-A-Unit Donation Program at HMH. COVID-19 Emergency Fund Donations received for this fund will support COVID-19 caregivers. Adopt-A-Unit … [Read more...]

In the News-Enterprise (February 24, 2020 edition), the editorial board praised the HMH Foundation Board's approval to purchased the CORTRAK System to help HMH clinicians place feeding tubes even more accurately. Read the praise below. HMH GIVING. The 5-year-old Hardin Memorial Health Foundation has come through for the community once again. It’s purchase of a CORTRAK System, which is considered breakthrough technology, will help HMH clinicians place feeding tubes more accurately. It’s … [Read more...]

Hardin Memorial Health Foundation (HMHF) leaders announced they will fund a new CORTRAK System to help HMH clinicians place feeding tubes even more accurately. “We formed our Foundation five years ago to help HMH offer patients the very best,” said HMHF Board Chairman Joe Prather. “The CORTRAK System is a perfect example of breakthrough technology that will help patients throughout the entire hospital.” Feeding tube placement, traditionally completed by nurses at the bedside, is a delicate … [Read more...]

The Hardin Memorial Health Foundation is proud to bring a little extra holiday cheer to the babies and families at the Hardin Memorial Health (HMH) BirthPlace and the region's only Level 2 Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). The Foundation purchased holiday-themed layettes for all babies born from Dec. 1 - 25. The foundation has raised more than $1 million for the NICU through grants from local charitable organizations including the WHAS Crusade for Children, Kosair Charities, Honorable Order … [Read more...]

Fort Knox Federal Credit Union announced today a $1.5 million long-term investment to support military and community health in Radcliff, Ky. The ten-year financial commitment and partnership, made through the Hardin Memorial Health Foundation, will help expand services at HMH Medical Group Radcliff Family Medicine clinic located near the Wilson Gate of Fort Knox. The expanded Radcliff clinic will allow HMH to add primary care providers, provide additional patient services and connect military … [Read more...]

For the second year, Central Hardin High 
School teams hosted “Pink Out” games in 
October. Students raised money for the 
HMH Cancer Care Center and brought awareness 
to breast cancer prevention. The school and 
its students raised $4,203.54 for the HMH 
Foundation and presented a check to Foundation 
board members. Thank you! … [Read more...]

HMH and the HMHF hosted the fifth annual Celebrate What’s New reception. During the event, hosted at the Garage on Haycraft, attendees celebrated HMH’s 65th and HMHF’s 5th Anniversary and met new HMH physicians. Local organizations presented checks to HMHF: Atria Living for Tails and TaTas ($6,347.50 for HMH Cancer Care Resource Center); Clagett Dentistry and Clagett Periodontic Dentistry ($2,725 for HMH Cancer Care and HMH’s Level II NICU); Kosair Chairities ($100,000 for HMH’s … [Read more...]

The Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels (HOKC) awarded the Hardin Memorial Health Foundation (HMHF) a grant of $5,803 to improve pediatric patients’ experiences when receiving care in the HMH Emergency Department. The funds will provide iPads and Star Sky Rotating Cosmos projectors that the ED team can use as distraction tools to help ease children’s fear and pain. “We cast a wide net across the Commonwealth and across the scope of those in need, from aiding the abused, to assisting the … [Read more...]