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    • MAY 23, 2024
    PMC Utilizes Revolutionary Techniques in Critical Care

    PMC Utilizes Revolutionary Techniques in Critical Care

    When critically ill patients require more advanced life-saving care than a traditional ventilator can provide, they may be a candidate for what is known as Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation (ECMO). PMC is the only hospital in the region to offer this life-saving technique that provides temporary support to patients with severe respiratory or cardiac failure in

    • MAY 20, 2024
    PMC Provides Lifesaving Care To The Region

    PMC Provides Lifesaving Care To The Region

    A Critical Care Unit (CCU), commonly referred to as Intensive Care Unit (ICU), is a specialized department in the hospital that plays a crucial role in providing advanced medical care and monitoring for patients with life-threatening conditions. At Pikeville Medical Center (PMC), the ICU is a critical lifeline for patients requiring intensive, round-the-clock care, as

    • APRIL 25, 2024
    PMC Urologists Perform Region’s First Robotic Aquablation Therapy

    PMC Urologists Perform Region’s First Robotic Aquablation Therapy

    On April 5th, Pikeville Medical Center Urologists were the first in the region to perform the Aquablation procedure to treat lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) due to benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). Aquablation is a minimally invasive procedure using waterjet technology performed by the AquaBeam Robotic System, the first FDA-cleared, surgical robot utilizing automated tissue resection

    • APRIL 22, 2024
    Senator Phillip Wheeler and PMC Celebrate Senate Bill 280 Becoming Law

    Senator Phillip Wheeler and PMC Celebrate Senate Bill 280 Becoming Law

    Pikeville Medical Center (PMC) Chairman, President and CEO Donovan Blackburn was on hand Friday, April 12th, for a ceremonial bill signing of Senator Phillip Wheeler’s Senate Bill 280. SB 280 successfully created the Kentucky Medicaid Assistance Program (KMAP), which will be revolutionary for Kentucky residents’ access to quality care and will bolster Kentucky’s rural hospitals.