The multi-million dollar reimbursement was for costs incurred and damages received between January 2020 and May 11, 2023, under FEMA Disaster 4497 – Kentucky COVID-19 Pandemic Major Disaster.

Hospitals are in a unique position when disaster strikes. Predominately regarded as safe havens, hospitals are expected to continuously provide quality patient care and protection to patients, ...

In today’s rapidly changing environment, hospitals face an increasing number of risks, from natural disasters like Hurricane Beryl in Texas to Change Healthcare’s ransomware attack earlier this year.

FRANKFORT – Kentucky will receive more than $105 million in FEMA disaster funds to reimburse six Kentucky hospitals and Kentucky Emergency Management for expenses incurred during the COVID-19 pandemic ...

Disaster preparedness and response within healthcare systems encompass a continuum of activities designed to mitigate, plan for, respond to and recover from natural or human-made crises. Central to ...

Kentucky has secured more than $105 million in FEMA disaster funds to reimburse six hospitals and Kentucky Emergency ...

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The governor said the money comes at a critical time as hospitals face financial pressure tied to federal Medicaid cuts.

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