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Lexington Clinic Notifying Patients of Information Security Breach February 3, 2012 Lexington Clinic is notifying 1,018 patients of a privacy breach. Despite stringent security protocols, a laptop was stolen from Lexington Clinic’s Neurology Department located in the St. Joseph Office Park at 1401 Harrodsburg Road. The theft occurred overnight on December 7, 2011. Following an internal investigation of the incident, Lexington Clinic determined that the laptop contained patient names, contact information and diagnoses for certain Lexington Clinic patients receiving services within the neurology department. The stolen laptop did not contain the personal financial information of Lexington Clinic patients, such as Social Security Numbers, credit card numbers and bank account numbers.
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It is a Matter of the Heart February 3, 2012 Stress can negatively impact many aspects of a person’s life. Stress can be linked to headaches, trouble sleeping and upset stomach. It can also have a negative affect on your heart health. Stress causes your body to react as though it is danger; it will speed up your heart,
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It is a Matter of the Heart February 3, 2012 Stress can negatively impact many aspects of a person’s life. Stress can be linked to headaches, trouble sleeping and upset stomach. It can also have a negative affect on your heart health. Stress causes your body to react as though it is danger,
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Hematology/Oncology Services Now Available at Lexington Clinic East January 25, 2012 The Lexington Clinic Hematology/Oncology Department will be offering services at Lexington Clinic East every Wednesday, beginning February 1, 2012. Rachel M. Harper, MD, Lexington Clinic oncologist is now accepting appointments for new patients, consults and follow-ups.
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Enjoy the Holidays, Cut Out the Guilt December 1, 2011 Each year the holiday season leads many Americans to put on excess weight. From Thanksgiving to New Year’s, indulgent foods are abundant. This holiday season,
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What You Need To Know About Diabetes November 2, 2011 Diabetes is a condition affecting the body’s ability to use blood sugar for energy. Nearly 26 million children and adults in the United States have diabetes.
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Central Kentucky Gastroenterology, P.S.C., Joins Lexington Clinic October 31, 2011 LEXINGTON, KY— Lexington Clinic, Central Kentucky’s oldest and largest multi-specialty medical group, announced today the association of Earl G. Robbins, MD and Central Kentucky Gastroenterology, P.S.C., as part of a strategic alliance to further enhance healthcare service delivery to patients.
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Breast Cancer Screenings October 20, 2011 October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. This time of year we focus on raising awareness and support for breast cancer, which affects 1 in 8 women.
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Get the Facts about Lice September 1, 2011 Approximately 80 percent of schools have at least one head lice outbreak each year causing 6 to 12 million cases of head lice annually. A case of head lice often leads to concern and embarrassment for the affected families,
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Vaccinations at Every Age August 2, 2011 Most people receive their initial vaccinations in early childhood, but once out of school many shy away from additional shots while at the doctor’s office. This trend has caused viruses such as pertussis, commonly known as whooping cough, to resurface in our society.
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Walk-in Care vs. Emergency Room July 6, 2011 Accidental injuries or sudden illness can leave you wondering where to find treatment. When you need immediate care you are left with two options, going to the emergency room or visiting a walk-in
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Play it Safe in the Sun June 8, 2011 Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the United States. With over 58 thousand people diagnosed in 2007, Kentucky is at the top of this list. There are several things you can do to prevent skin damage from over exposure to the sun and lower your risk of getting skin cancer.
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Take the “Work” Out of Your Workout May 3, 2011 Physical fitness is a critical factor in maintaining good health; however, you don’t have to run a marathon or spend hours at the gym to keep fit. The best way to get fit, and stay that way, is to incorporate fitness into your everyday life.
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Don't Let Hay Fever Ruin Your Spring April 8, 2011 Spring brings many great things including warmer weather and longer days, but for many it also means the “sneezing season” is at hand.
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Spring Fever Can Lead to Spring Injury March 11, 2011 Spring is right around the corner, and after a long winter everyone is ready to get some fresh air and a head start on spring cleaning. Along with spring cleaning comes a heightened risk of home injury from lifting,
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Eating for a Healthy Heart February 7, 2011 Statistics continue to prove that maintaining a healthy heart is important. While the steps that must be taken to achieve this goal can often seem overwhelming, there is something you can do today to make a long term
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Do You Know What Your Pap Smear Results Mean? February 1, 2011 Every year over 4 million women have pap smears that come back with abnormal results. What does this mean?
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Lexington Clinic Once Again Named One of the Best Places to Work in Kentucky January 25, 2011 LEXINGTON, KY— Lexington Clinic, Central Kentucky’s oldest and largest multi-specialty medical group, was recently named one of the best places to work for 2011 as part of the Seventh Annual Best
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Commonwealth Urology Joins Lexington Clinic January 7, 2011 LEXINGTON, KY— Lexington Clinic, Central Kentucky’s oldest and largest multi-specialty medical group, announced today the association of Commonwealth Urology, P.S.C., as part of a strategic alliance to further enhance healthcare service delivery to patients.
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Lexington Clinic Receives ACR Accreditation January 6, 2011 LEXINGTON, KY— The Lexington Clinic John D. Cronin Cancer Center has been awarded a three-year term of accreditation in radiation oncology as the result of a recent survey by the American College of Radiology (ACR).
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