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Kosair for Kids Awards $2.5M Grant to Med Center Health

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Kosair for Kids announced a $2.5 million grant to Med Center Health. The funding is designated for Med Center Health’s new “Womb to World” infant and child safety program. This program will support NICU services, advanced equipment, and specialized training for pediatric patients and their families.

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Why it matters

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The grant will help Med Center Health, which is the only Level 3 NICU in South Central Kentucky, improve its facilities and staff preparation. The funding allows the organization to implement advanced technology and emergency training simulators for its obstetrical and NICU staff.

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Who's involved

  • Med Center HealthRecipient of the grant to fund specialized infant and child safety programs.

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  • Med Center HealthSpeculative

    Might increase its operational costs for advanced equipment and specialized staff training.

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The entities involved

  • Med Center Health

    A healthcare organization based in Kentucky, United States

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