Today, Kosair Charities awarded the Hardin Memorial Health Foundation (HMHF) a $78,060 gift for the HMH Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), the only Level II NICU in the region. Leaders from HMHF, HMH, the Knights of Columbus 1455 and the Riasok Shrine Club joined Kosair Charities President and Elizabethtown native Keith Inman at HMH for the announcement today. “For more than 95 years, Kosair Charities has worked to protect the health and well-being of children,” said Inman. “We are proud to … [Read more...]
HMH achieves Pathway to Excellence designation
Hardin Memorial Health officials announced it has earned the highly coveted Pathway to Excellence designation from the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC). HMH is one of only seven hospitals in Kentucky to receive the designation and one of only 163 internationally. The Pathway designation recognizes that HMH is a best place to work for nurses, that nurses trust HMH and that the HMH team supports them. HMH Chief Nursing Officer Sharon Wright called the designation a reflection of … [Read more...]
HMH Receives Healthgrades Patient Safety Excellence Award
HMH Receives Healthgrades Patient Safety Excellence Award Healthgrades, a leading online resource for comprehensive information about physicians and hospitals, recently awarded Hardin Memorial Health (HMH) a Patient Safety Excellence Award. The award recognizes hospitals that have the lowest occurrence of 13 preventable patient safety events. HMH is one of only nine Kentucky hospitals to receive the distinction and the only one in the Greater Louisville Region. Hospitals receiving the … [Read more...]
HMHF receives a $2.5 million gift from Rita and Dr. Robert Robbins
The Hardin Memorial Health Foundation (HMHF) announced a $2,500,000 gift from Rita and Robert Robbins, M.D. – the largest in the Foundation’s history and one of the largest announced in our community’s history. The couple hopes to donate a grand total of $5 million with a planned future estate gift. Robbins, a retired Hardin Memorial Health (HMH) surgeon and longtime entrepreneur and his wife Rita, a retired nurse, helped HMH establish a philanthropic Foundation many years ago and again when it … [Read more...]
Purses, Pumps and Prevention Memories
The 2018 Purses, Pumps and Prevention was an overwhelming success. Enjoy a look at the photos from the event below. … [Read more...]
Commuting for Cutting Edge Cancer Care
Lexington resident and horse breeder Nancy Mazzoni drove three hours roundtrip so that she could utilize the cutting-edge technology available at the HMH Cancer Care Center. The HMH Foundation and the generous donors at HMH’s 2017 Purses, Pumps, & Prevention Cancer Awareness Social made the Paxman Scalp Cooling System technology possible here in our own community at Hardin Memorial Health. See more about her battle with breast cancer and how the Paxman Scalp Cooling System helped her … [Read more...]
Much to Celebrate at Purses, Pumps & Prevention 2018
Members of the community turned out for fun and fashion at the 3rd annual Purses, Pumps & Prevention on April 26. Hardin Memorial Health and the HMH Foundation celebrated cancer survivors, their journey, their families and caregivers at the cancer awareness social at the Historic State Theater in Elizabethtown. The event included delicious food, shopping, and a fashion show featuring local boutiques. Eleven of the models for the fashion show are HMH Cancer Care patients, and all proceeds from … [Read more...]
$125,000 Award will Expand HMH Support for Sexual Assault Victims
The Hardin Memorial Health Foundation (HMHF) received a $125,000 Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) grant from the state to expand the support and services HMH offers sexual assault victims. The grant will fund training for six additional nurses to become certified Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners (SANE), bringing HMH’s total to 14. HMH Assistant Vice President for Emergency Services Deanna Parker said the training will allow HMH to provide trained nurses ready to help victims 24 hours a day, seven … [Read more...]
HMH Cancer Patient Shares Her Story
Kayi Lewis from Cecilia, Kentucky would be the first to tell you - she never expected a cancer diagnosis. In January 2017, Lewis went to HMH Emergency Department for abdominal pain. A few days later, she was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. While the diagnosis came as a shock, she along with her husband, family and a community of supporters were up for the fight. One very important supporter was her dear friend and HMHF Board Member Mimi Hornback who encouraged Lewis to see medical … [Read more...]
Local Company Honors Employee with HMHF Donation
On Friday, December 15, Joe Anderson and Glenn Green of Schuler Bauer - Radcliff presented a $1500 check to Tracee Troutt to benefit the Hardin Memorial Health Foundation. The "grateful patient" donation is designated for HMH Cancer Care. Green is a patient at HMH Cancer Care and is currently battling pancreatic cancer. Each year, Anderson and the employees at Schuler Bauer - Radcliff raise money at their holiday party for a local charity. In order to honor Green and his fight, Anderson … [Read more...]
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