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Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital Introduces Aquablation Therapy for the Treatment of BPH
August 11, 2025Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital (LCRH) announced today that it is the first in Pulaski County to offer a new advanced robotic therapy for the treatment of lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) due to benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH).
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Dr. Travis Denna Joins the Medical Staff at Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital
August 08, 2025Dr. Denna adds to offerings at Lake Cumberland Medical Associates – Ear, Nose, & Throat
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Why Mosquito-Borne Illnesses Are on the Rise — and How to Protect Yourself
August 01, 2025Warmer weather and standing water are fueling a surge in mosquito-borne diseases. Here’s what you need to know and how to prevent them.
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Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital Welcomes New COO Destiney L. Deschenes
July 16, 2025Additional leadership changes include the appointment of Tim Lessing as Interim CFO and Corey Clarke as Assistant Vice President of Operations.
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Dr. Gustavo Anton Joins Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital
July 14, 2025Gustavo Anton, DO, specializes in Neurosurgery
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Shaping Doctors, Shaping a Community
July 08, 2025After 41 years in medicine, Dr. Weigel leaves behind a lasting gift to the local medical community
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Andrew Haist, RN, Honored with DAISY Award for Extraordinary Nursing at Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital
July 03, 2025Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital (LCRH) is delighted to announce that Andrew Haist, RN, has been awarded the DAISY Award® for his remarkable dedication to patient care, leadership, and mentorship in the Intensive Care Unit.
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June is Wound Healing Awareness Month: Promoting Healing at Lake Cumberland Wound Care Center and Hyperbaric Medicine
June 23, 2025As June signifies Wound Healing Awareness Month, the Lake Cumberland Wound Care Center and Hyperbaric Medicine is committed to enhancing understanding about essential wound care and the critical services we provide. Chronic, non-healing wounds can drastically affect a patient's quality of life, resulting in pain, restricted mobility, and emotional challenges. It is vital for individuals to recognize the importance of proper treatment and to seek assistance when necessary.
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Healing begins at home: New doctors choose Somerset and beyond
June 18, 2025By Steve Cornelius, Regional Editor, Commonwealth Journal
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