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KHC Highlights Hospital Price Variation, Recruits Employers, Hospitals, and Health Plans for Workgroup

June 18, 2019

Last month, a new hospital price study by RAND Corporation revealed…

StAMINA Releases Student-Led Podcast “Brain Waves”

May 24, 2019

All Brain Waves Podcast Episodes On any given day, I…

Mental Health Month a Time to Focus on the Connection between Physical and Mental Health

May 23, 2019

This May is Mental Health Month, and Mental Health America of Kentucky is expanding its focus from 2018 to raise awareness about the connection between physical health and mental health, through the theme #4Mind4Body.

Call for Applications - 2019 KY Performance Measures Alignment Committee

May 20, 2019

The Kentuckiana Health Collaborative is accepting applications for the 2019 Kentucky Performance Measures Alignment Committee, which will select a core healthcare measures set for Kentucky’s primary care providers, with the goal of aligning the priorities of Medicare, Medicaid, and commercial insurers.

Tackling Opioids in the Workplace

May 20, 2019

As an HR practitioner, I wasn’t quite sure what I would be able to add to the many experts who were involved with this initiative. What I quickly discovered is that everyone is in a continuous learning process with the subject matter of opioids.

Recent Studies Reveal Variation in Price and Quality Among Kentucky’s Hospitals

May 16, 2019

New Hospital Safety Grade state rankings by the nonprofit The Leapfrog Group shows Kentucky ranks 33rd in overall hospital safety. This, when paired with the new study released last week by RAND, reiterates that hospitals in the Commonwealth vary in both price and quality.