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Eye Safety is Essential when Viewing the 2017 Solar Eclipse
As our region gears up Monday’s solar eclipse, Hardin Memorial Health would like to stress that it’s important to keep eye safety in mind. For around three hours on Monday, Aug. 21 beginning at 12:55 p.m., the moon will slowly move in front of the sun, creating a rare eclipse.“It’s not safe to stare directly into the sun, even if it is partially covered,” said Dr. Benjamin Proctor, a surgical ophthalmologist.
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Hardin Memorial Health and Baptist Health to Sign Letter of Intent
Hardin Memorial Health (HMH) announced today that its Board of Trustees has agreed to sign a letter of intent with Baptist Health as their future partner, subject to due diligence, the negotiation of definitive transaction documents, and appropriate regulatory approvals.
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Saturday Morning Sports Injury Clinic
Are you an area High School student who has sustained an acute sports injury? Stop by the Saturday Morning Sports Injury Clinic at Hardin Memorial Health to see one of our board certified orthopedic specialists and certified athletic trainers.
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HMH to Open Temporary Entrance for Emergency Walk-in Patients
Beginning Monday, Aug. 7 all HMH Emergency Department (ED) walk-in patients will enter the hospital at the covered overhang entrance (formerly the main admitting entrance). Patients, visitors and staff who park in the parking garage will access the entrance via a new sidewalk connecting the garage to the new entrance.
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Multidisciplinary Breast Program
Providing patients in Central Kentucky with advanced breast care close to home.
Total Hip and Knee Replacement Program
Providing patient-centered care designed to help the patient meet their lifestyle goals.
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BirthPlace (Women and Children)
Hardin Memorial Hospital is honored to care for our region’s women and children. HMH also has the only fully-equipped Level II Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) in Central Kentucky.
Military Family and Friends
Providing care for military families and friends on Fort Knox and in the surrounding community.