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    • 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.

    • MARCH 26, 2024
    The Importance of Patient Safety and Performance Improvement in Healthcare

    The Importance of Patient Safety and Performance Improvement in Healthcare

    A hospital bears the duty of saving the lives of those living in the community it serves. To do this, it must prioritize patient safety and healing and be constantly mindful of how employees can improve their performance of daily tasks. Achieving excellence in patient safety and performance improvement requires a committed, holistic approach that

    • MARCH 26, 2024
    Kosair for Kids Grant Elevates Pediatric Therapy Experiences at PMC

    Kosair for Kids Grant Elevates Pediatric Therapy Experiences at PMC

    Pikeville Medical Center (PMC), nestled in the heart of Eastern Kentucky’s coal fields, proudly announces it is the recipient of a grant from Kosair for Kids to establish a multi-sensory stimulation area within the Pediatric Outpatient Therapy Center. This transformative initiative aims to bolster therapeutic care for pediatric patients in a region marked by health

    • MARCH 11, 2024
    March Is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month

    March Is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month

    March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, a time set aside to focus on the third most common cancer worldwide and the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths each year in the United States. Colorectal cancer is known in the medical community as the ā€œsilent killerā€ because of its lack of symptoms. Too often, colon cancer