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• May 01, 2018 Hardin Memorial Health and Baptist Health are entering into $361.4 million Asset Purchase Agreement

  Hardin Memorial Hospital (HMH) and Baptist Health announced today they are entering into a $361.4 million asset purchase agreement

• May 01, 2018 Hardin Memorial Health and Baptist Health Enter Into 3614 Million Asset Purchase Agreement

  Baptist Health to Commit $235 Million to HMH, $126.4 Million to Hardin County

• April 30, 2018 HMH Earns Second 'A' Safety Rating from The Leapfrog Group

  Leaders cite consistent infection control measures to ensure patient safety

• April 27, 2018 Catherine Sivills earns Duke University digital media certification

  Catherine Sivills, west region marketing manager for Baptist Health, recently earned a certificate in digital media and marketing from Duke University.

• April 27, 2018 Baptist Health Corbin again rates an A for hospital safety

  Baptist Health Corbin has earned the top rating of "A" for hospital safety from a national organization.

• April 27, 2018 Baptist Health Paducah names new Critical Care director

  Kristy Settle, RN, has been named director of Baptist Health Paducah Critical Care units, which includes Intensive Care and Cardiac Care.

• April 24, 2018 Baptist Health Wound Care provides tips for Stress Awareness Month

  Baptist Health Wound Care is helping raise awareness of how stress can affect wounds during Stress Awareness Month in April.

• April 18, 2018 HMH Employee Engagement Ranks Among Best in Country

  Hardin Memorial Health employees ranked the healthcare system in the top 25 percent in employee engagement.

• April 16, 2018 Medicare Revalidation Requirements for All ACO Participants

  In accordance with Medicare Shared Savings Program guidelines, ACO participants must be enrolled in Medicare and must revalidate their Medicare enrollment information.

• April 04, 2018 Baptist Health Louisville Recognized for Excellence with

  The American College of Cardiology (ACC) has recognized Baptist Health Louisville for its demonstrated expertise and commitment in treating patients with heart failure. Baptist Health Louisville was awarded Heart Failure Accreditation in late January based on a rigorous onsite review of the staff's ability to evaluate, diagnose and treat patients with heart failure through pre-hospital care, early stabilization, acute care, transitional care, clinical quality measures and more.