For those of you who follow our editorial calendar, this issue is the result of a combination of the topics we had originally slated for
LEXINGTON, KY On Tuesday, November 12, Mark D. Birdwhistell presented to the Lexington Medical Society, “Everything you want to know on the Affordable Care Act
Change is the one constant that physicians, health systems, and other providers face in 2014 as the ACA and its myriad regulations become effective, along
Dr. Smith has built a successful medical practice over the last 30 years, but is ready to retire and sell the practice to another physician.
LOUISVILLE Thoracic surgeon Jonathan Kraut, MD, with Thoracic Surgical Specialists in Louisville, part of Baptist Medical Associates, says he chose thoracic surgery over general surgery
LOUISVILLE The Kentucky Medical Association’s (KMA) new President Fred A. Williams Jr., MD, endocrinologist with Endocrine and Diabetes Associates PSC in Louisville, has clear goals
FRANKFORT These days, the characteristics that come to mind when setting up a medical practice are probably: profitability, stability, employment or independence, and payer mix.
LEXINGTON Thanks to a little political muscle and a lot of good evidence, champions for colon cancer screening and prevention can now point to Kentucky
For more than 30 years, children with life-threatening or life-limiting illnesses have received special care at Hospice of the Bluegrass. Since 1997, children have also
M.D. UPDATE editor-in-chief Jennifer S. Newton sits down with David L. Dunn, MD, PhD, UofL’s executive vice president for health affairs. David L. Dunn, MD,
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