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The KHC 9th Annual Conference will include a full day conference on March 29, 2023, with a pre-conference reception the evening before. Exact times for conference sessions and reception will be announced closer to the event. Add the save the date below to your calendar or register today: Save the date Sponsor the 2023 Conference. […]
This event has ended. Watch the event recording below. Health equity is achieved when everyone can reach their full health potential, and no one is disadvantaged from this potential due to socially determined circumstances, constructs, or positions. Healthcare must examine its role in creating, perpetuating, and correcting systemic inequities and biases in the healthcare delivery […]
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States, followed closely by stroke as the 5th leading cause. In 2021, heart disease was the leading cause of mortality in Kentucky with a death rate of 217.5 per 100,000 population, compared to the national rate of 209.6. Health disparities, preventable differences in the […]
This event is part of a continued discussion on hospital price transparency and proposed actions on how to slow high-cost trends in healthcare. The session will include further details on the Sage Transparency Hospital Value Dashboard, a multi-stakeholder discussion of hospital costs and transparency, and a discussion of opportunities for employers and policymakers to ensure […]
Diabetes has been a significant issue in Kentucky for many years and continues to worsen, despite the availability of numerous evidence-based interventions and significant resources dedicated to preventing and improving outcomes of the disease. In 2022, the Kentuckiana Health Collaborative partnered with the Kentucky Department for Public Health to facilitate the Diabetes Learning Collaborative (DLC), […]
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This event is for employer members of the KHC only. Invitees have received a personal email. Overview The mission of the Kentuckiana Health Collaborative is to work collaboratively with healthcare purchasers and stakeholders to build healthier communities through high quality, affordable, and equitable healthcare across Kentucky and Southern Indiana. While challenges in developing a high […]
This event has ended. Reference event resources below. Overview Primary care providers are an essential part of the healthcare ecosystem, often serving as an entry point for people seeking healthcare, managing the day-to-day health needs of the people that they care for, and coordinating and referring to specialty care as needed. Access to affordable, high […]
This event is invitation only for KHC member organizations. KHC members will receive an invitation via email.
Overview Historically, the US healthcare system has separated physical health from mental health. This fragmentation leads to difficulty for people in navigating two separate healthcare systems. This fragmentation is exacerbated by mental health care being harder to access, more expensive, and stigmatized. Integrating mental health care into a primary care setting is an opportunity to […]
