Council members serve three-year renewable terms.
Tag - Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky
Allison Adams has directed the Buffalo Trace District Health Department since 2008.
Prepare, protect, disinfect. While those directions might seem simple, especially during a global pandemic, they are truly the most important steps to...
Now may be a good time to try quitting smoking or using e-cigarettes, because doing so might reduce the risk for complications from the COVID-19 coronavirus...
The Kentucky Medical Association, the Kentucky Foundation for Medical Care and the Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky are urging Kentuckians to practice known...
Dr. Brent Wright, a Glasgow family medicine physician, is the incoming board chair at the Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky. He began his term as chair on Jan...
The Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky announced four new members of its community advisory council, bringing the total membership to 52.
Dr. Karen W. Krigger has been named the Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky Endowed Chair for Urban Health Policy at the University of Louisville.
Garren Colvin, president and CEO of St. Elizabeth Healthcare in Northern Kentucky, has been appointed by Gov. Matt Bevin to the Foundation for a Healthy...
Helping communities use data in innovative ways to reduce health inequities and improve population health is the focus of the 2019 Data! Forum on Nov. 15 in...
