The twenty-third running of the Keeneland Concours d’Elegance brought collectors and enthusiasts to Lexington on July 18, 2026, benefiting UK Golisano Children’s Hospital, with the Ferrari as this year’s featured marque.
The Lexington Medical Society fielded its first-ever marathon relay team at the 2026 Ironcology Survive the Night event, an overnight relay at Baptist Health Hamburg that helps Kentucky cancer patients afford travel costs for treatment.
The Lexington Medical Society Foundation distributed $25,000 to 15 Central Kentucky nonprofit health care organizations from proceeds of its annual golf tournament, and elected Tom Waid, MD, as its new Foundation chair.
Norton Medical Group, CHI Saint Joseph Health, Baptist Health Medical Group, Harrison Memorial Hospital, and UofL Health welcome new physicians across family medicine, pediatrics, gastroenterology, orthopedics, pain management, neurology, neurosurgery, and PM&R.
Boundaries have become a buzzword in pop psychology, but our enthusiasm for setting them has exceeded what they can actually deliver. Jan Anderson, PsyD, LPCC, on the difference between controlling someone else and deciding what you will do.
Roughly one million meniscus procedures are performed in the U.S. each year, and most remove tissue rather than restore it. Jason Hunt, DO, of The Joint Preservation Center argues the central question has shifted from whether a meniscus can be saved to how precisely it is repaired.
Wellward Regenerative Medicine and The Joint Preservation Center now share more than a building. Danesh Mazloomdoost, MD, on the knee as a mechanical ecosystem, Pain Mapping, and expanding the space between “live with it” and “replace it.”
Ryan Eads, MD, performed a shoulder joint replacement with the Smith+Nephew CORI XT surgical robotic system at Baptist Health’s River Ridge Surgical Suites in Jeffersonville, Indiana — among the first such procedures in the world.
Mark Puckett, MD, and W. Michael Hughes, DO, of Baptist Health Sports Medicine in Louisville see about 100 patients a week each — from nine-year-olds to weekend warriors to pros — using nonsurgical options including PRP, OMT, ultrasound-guided injections, and in-office procedures.
CommonSpirit Medical Group – Orthopedic Surgery – East Lexington has grown from one orthopedic surgeon to nine physicians and more than a dozen advanced practice providers. Anup Chattha, MD, on the move to Lexington, advances in implants, and why the doctor-patient relationship won’t change.