One in Five Kentucky Working-age Adults Delay or Skip Health Care Due to Cost
More Kentuckians Still Having Trouble Paying Medical Bills than Surrounding States and Nation as a Whole, but Percentage Declining Faster
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Fewer Kentucky Small Businesses Offering Employee Health Insurance
If you were looking for a job at a small employer in 2015, you’d have a harder time finding one that offered health insurance compared to 2012, according to a report released by the Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky. -
Want to Get Better at Grant Writing? Foundation Offers Free Workshop Nov. 2 in Louisville
Former W.K. Kellogg Foundation official Dr. Robert F. Long will lead a free, full-day workshop on grant writing at the Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky on November 2. -
Webinar to Help Kentucky Local Health Departments Improve Services, Gain Accreditation
As part of its efforts to improve public health, the Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky is offering a free webinar on October 25 for boards of health, local health department staff and interested community members. -
Kentucky Hospital Charity Care, Care to Uninsured Dropped 76.9 Percent From 2012 to 2015
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Report: Health Disparities across Racial and Ethnic Groups in Kentucky
Multiracial and black Kentuckians tend to report higher rates of smoking, obesity, asthma and poor mental health than their white counterparts, according to a new report released today by the Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky. -
Upcoming Free Training Sessions to Focus on Health Data and Health Impact Assessments
The next workshop in the Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky's "Health for a Change" training series will cover the basics of conducting a Health Impact Assessment (HIA). -
Areas to Applaud and also Concerns in Kentucky HEALTH Medicaid Reform Proposal
Susan Zepeda, president and CEO of the Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky, made the following statement regarding the revised Kentucky HEALTH Medicaid Waiver proposal submitted by the Governor’s office to the federal government today.