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HMH News and Updates on COVID-19Two Long-term HMH Pathologists Retiring
Congratulations on your retirement to David Elliot, M.D. for 20 years of service and Sidney Verble, M.D. for 31 years of service!
HMH Stroke Program Re-certified
In May, the Joint Commission completed a review of the HMH Stroke Program. After a thorough review of the program, goals and leaders, HMH received a re-certification as an Advanced Primary Stroke Center. In addition to the Advanced Primary Stroke Center certification, the stroke team was previously recognized by the American Stroke Association’s Stroke Get with the Guidelines(R) Gold Plus Honor Roll-Elite.
HMH Reports Budget Impact of COVID-19
During the June meeting of the Hardin Memorial Health (HMH) Board of Trustees held via ZOOM, the board discussed the budget impact of COVID-19. March, April and May operational budgets showed a combined operational loss of $13.7 million as these were the three months significantly impacted by state-issued restrictions designed to “flatten the curve” and prevent the spread of COVID-19. Funding received from the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act ($8.7 million) will help offset these losses.
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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.