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• May 15, 2019 Internal medicine physician Ryan Hogancamp joins Baptist Health Medical Group

  Paducah native Ryan Hogancamp, MD, has returned to his hometown to lead a new practice – Baptist Health Medical Group Internal Medicine.

• May 13, 2019 Baptist Health Lexington performs its 200th TAVR procedure

  Baptist Health Lexington today marked the performance of its 200th transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR), a minimally invasive procedure that has vastly improved the quality of life of thousands suffering from severe aortic valve stenosis.

• May 07, 2019 Baptist Health Madisonville awards Project Fit America grant to South Hopkins Middle School

  Baptist Health Madisonville awards Project Fit America grant to South Hopkins Middle School

• May 06, 2019 IBM Watson Imaging AI makes world debut at HMH

  Technology expected to efficiently inform care decisions with deep clinical insights

• May 03, 2019 Baptist Health Wound Care in Paducah to host reception

  Baptist Health Wound Care plans to celebrate its recent designation as a President's Circle Center of Excellence with a reception honoring wound care providers and staff.

• May 02, 2019 Baptist Health Paducah to offer Safe Babysitting classes

  Baptist Health Paducah is offering safe babysitting classes for boys and girls, grades sixth through eighth.

• April 29, 2019 Lifetime Care Giver Set to Retire

  Dr. Karen Profitt Newman to Leave Role as VP CNO at Baptist Health

• April 26, 2019 Standard and Poor's affirms HMH's A- bond rating for a second year

  Anticipated sale to Baptist Health key to retaining rating

• April 26, 2019 Baptist Health Medical Group welcomes Ashleigh Laffoon APRN to Baptist Health Madisonville Sleep Center

  Baptist Health Medical Group welcomes Ashleigh Laffoon, APRN to Baptist Health Madisonville Sleep Center

• April 24, 2019 Baptist Health Corbin Pharmacy Participates in National Take Back Day

  On Saturday, April 27, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. the Baptist Health Corbin Pharmacy and the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration will give the public its 17th opportunity in nine years to prevent pill abuse and theft by ridding their homes of potentially dangerous expired, unused, and unwanted prescription drugs.