UofL Health

08/01/2026

“Get your checkups and screenings—they’re lifesaving and there for a reason.”

After a colon cancer diagnosis four years ago, a Bullitt County woman is encouraging everyone to get screened. Read her story and learn more ⤵️

Unexplained stomach cramps sent 52-year-old Cindy Callahan to her primary care provider at UofL Health – South Hospital in September 2022. Now, four years later, the Brooks, Ky., (Bullitt County) resident is grateful to be alive thanks to the care she has received throughout UofL Health.

07/31/2026

"All we do now is just celebrate life.”

Four years after receiving a double-lung transplant at UofL Health, a Kentucky man reflects on his journey and the support system that got him back on his feet.

Randy Macnutt received a second chance at life after receiving a double lung transplant at UofL Health. Read more about his inspiring story and the care he received.

07/31/2026

Did you know endocrinologist Dr. Rebecca Jeun likes doing the New York Times crossword and cooking? Get to know more about Dr. Jeun ⤵️

07/30/2026

The Bariatric Program at UofL Health – Mary & Elizabeth Hospital has been recognized by the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association with the prestigious Blue Distinction® Center designation for Bariatric Surgery, a national recognition awarded to healthcare organizations that demonstrate expertise in delivering high-quality specialty care and improved patient outcomes.

The Blue Distinction Specialty Care program recognizes hospitals and healthcare facilities that meet rigorous, evidence-based quality measures developed with input from the medical community and leading accreditation and quality organizations. 🔗 ULHealth.co/3TrcWU4

07/30/2026

⌛️Don't miss your chance to bid on game-worn and signed Louisville Bats Traumatic Brain Injury Awareness jerseys while supporting a great cause! 💚
⏰The auction closes Aug. 1 at midnight!
All auction proceeds benefit UofL Health. 🔗 https://bit.ly/4w73e7M

07/30/2026

🪥 When winding down to get ready for bed, brushing your teeth may be one of the most important things you can do to stay healthy.

When winding down to get ready for bed, brush your teeth. This may be one of the most important things you can do to stay healthy. According to a study in Scientific Reports, brushing your teeth before you go to sleep can lower your risk of cardiovascular disease.

07/30/2026

Make sure your stop by today's Employee Health Fair at Medical Center East! All UofL Health employees and their families are welcomed to attend. It's a great opportunity to learn about all the resources to create a healthier you.

📆 July 30 | 7:30 a.m.–1 p.m.
📍 UofL Health – Medical Center East Conference Center

07/29/2026

UofL Health was proud to participate in the 26th Annual Henry County Harvest Showcase this past weekend, connecting with hundreds of residents from our primary service area in Shelby and Henry counties.

Shelbyville Hospital, UofL Physicians – Primary Care Associates, Brown Cancer Center and the UofL Trager Institute/Republic Bank Optimal Aging Clinic joined together to promote wellness, healthy living and the importance of preventive care. Team members engaged with attendees and provided valuable health education and resource materials, reinforcing UofL Health's commitment to supporting the health and well-being of the communities we are privileged to serve.

07/29/2026

Why are back-to-school vision screenings important? Clear vision helps kids succeed in the classroom.

UofL Health – Eye Institute ophthalmologist Joern Soltau, M.D., explains that back-to-school vision screenings involve much more than just getting checked for glasses.

Starting the School Year Off on a Healthy Note ▶️ ULHealth.co/4yLLqk9

07/29/2026

Did you know that blood cancer, bone marrow transplant and cellular therapy specialist Ayesha Shameem, M.D., enjoys staying active and exploring new places and experiences? Get to know more about Dr. Shameem ⤵️