ISSUE 154: Special Section
Unlike the Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General (“OIG”) which publishes a Work Plan each year, the Department of Medicaid Services
NEW ALBANY, IN. The history of medicine is an interesting field. When you look at some of the milestones in cardiology, you can go as
LEXINGTON The human brain is an amazing thing. Our brains do an incredible job of compensating and adapting when changes take place in our system(s)
Last year was one of the most challenging ever for investors and advisors alike. In fact, a member of my peer council titled his year
LOUISVILLE Interventional cardiologist William C. Dillon, MD, with Louisville Cardiology Group, part of Baptist Medical Associates, estimates that 90 percent of cardiac catheterizations performed in
As the new Editor-in-Chief of M.D. UPDATE, I am thrilled to have the opportunity to work with the Kentucky healthcare community in a new capacity.
LEXINGTON Research is an essential scientific tool to evaluate the latest, most advanced therapeutic and diagnostic methods. Because heart disease is so prevalent in central
LOUISVILLE When asked about the forms of electrophysiological congenital conditions he sees in his practice as a pediatric cardiologist, Juan Villafañe, MD, FACC, FHRS-CCDS, FAAP,
A well designed garden is like a West Highland Terrier, they refuse to be ignored. The magnetic mystery of a garden attracts us for many
PIKEVILLE It was just one year ago when Pikeville Medical Center president and CEO Walter E. May announced the hospital’s affiliation with Cleveland Clinic’s Heart
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