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COVID-19 Resources and Updates

Temporary Visitation Guidelines
When to Seek Care
Temporary Entrance
Test Results
Reopenings, Temporary Closures, or Suspensions
Resources

Temporary Visitation Guidelines


temporary visitation policy

Click here for the latest visitation guidelines.
Click here for the latest Emergency Department visitation guidelines.

When to Seek Care


Prior to seeking care, residents are encouraged to use the following guidelines to make the best decisions regarding their health.

Worried, but well
Do not immediately go to a hospital, emergency room (ER) or doctor’s office. If you are worried-well, going to a hospital or doctor’s office just further overwhelms medical staff and adds to a higher concentration of people.

Feeling ill, but otherwise would not have sought out medical care
If you have a fever or cough and, if it were not for COVID-19, you would not have otherwise sought care, do not immediately seek care at an ER, hospital or doctor’s office unless you feel your condition is urgent or emergent.

Call the Baptist Health Hardin Patient Symptom Hotline: (270) 979-7777

  • Nurses will field questions and direct patients to the appropriate level of care. The hotline is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
  • Hotline use should be limited to those with symptoms or those with a loved one experiencing symptoms, such as a fever, cough or shortness of breath.

COVID-19 testing will be conducted by referral appointment only at the following Baptist Health Hardin outpatient locations:

  • Baptist Health Hardin Urgent Care Center – Elizabethtown at Ring Road Medical Plaza, 1111 Ring Road in Elizabethtown
  • Baptist Health Hardin Urgent Care Center – Radcliff at North Hardin Medical Plaza, 1360 Rogersville Road in Radcliff
  • Baptist Health Hardin Medical Group – Meade County Family Medicine at 534 Hillcrest Drive in Brandenburg
  • Baptist Health Medical Group Family Medicine at 3615 East John Rowan Blvd in Bardstown
  • *** Testing available based on prioritized criteria

If you want advice, call the state hotline at 1 (800) 722-5725 or your local health care provider.

If you are sick and feel you have an emergency
Call your doctor or seek medical care. The hospitals across the state stand ready to serve.

Urgent Care a Click Away
Baptist Health Hardin Urgent Care Video Visit Now Available
Call (270) 706-1777
Monday – Saturday | 10 a.m. – 9:30 p.m.
Sunday | 2 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.

Test Results

Instructions for when you receive your COVID-19 test results are here.

Temporary Entrance


Full map with all entrance details – Click here

Emergency Department Patients – Enter through the normal Emergency Department entrance

Authorized Visitors – enter through one designated entrance for screening:

  • Main Registration/Patient Pick –Up (front of building off Dixie Avenue)

Temporary Closures or Suspensions

  • CLOSED – Baptist Health Hardin North Hardin Diagnostic Center
  • SUSPENDED – In-person Community Education Classes
    • All in-person classes are suspended until further notice. This includes: Labor Prep, Breastfeeding, BirthPlace Tours and Sibling classes.
    • Interactive, online classes will be available. Please register online for these classes. If you have any questions, please contact csandidge@hmh.net or (270) 706-1247.
  • SUSPENDED – WOW Wellness on Wheels
    WOW Wellness on Wheels mobile health unit regional visits have been postponed until further notice. If you have any questions, please contact (270) 234-4406.

Resources


As the situation continues to evolve, the public must be very selective in where they obtain reliable information on COVID-19. Recommended sources are:

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