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KHC Moves to New Location

Filed Under: KHC News , Stephanie Clouser

The KHC office has moved to the 31E Building at 1415 Bardstown Road.

The new year will bring with it some changes at the Kentuckiana Health Collaborative. As of December 16, the KHC has moved to a new location, in the 31E Building at 1415 Bardstown Road, Suite 300, Mailbox #19, in the Highlands. There will be a new funding structure moving forward for the KHC, and this move will allow us to continue the collaborative work we are best at while also adjusting to these changes.

Please note that we could possibly have some inconsistencies over the next few days as we transfer over our services. If you need immediate assistance, you can email one of our KHC team members or info@khcollaborative.org.

We look forward to continuing to work with everyone in the new year!

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