Getting Fit

Asia Ford

You might recognize Asia Ford from a news story that went viral last March. She was struggling to finish the Rodes City Run 10K when a Louisville Metro Police officer and a paramedic stepped in and helped her. They completed the race with her, arm-in-arm. Ford got into exercising almost three years ago. She'd decided she needed to make some lifestyle changes after her ex-husband had to have his hand amputated - complications from diabetes. "I started with boot camp and I thought, I'm not going to return, because to me it was harsh. It was a 507-pound woman standing before a group of women who, in my eyes, looked fit, but little did I know they had already been through what I had been through," says Ford, a Time Warner Cable customer-service trainer. She's since lost 283 pounds. This year, the 36-yearold is training herself (and others through Smoketown Strength) for the Louisville Triple Crown of Running and the Kentucky Derby Festival miniMarathon.

What's the most-asked question you get from people about your weight loss?

"The most common question is, 'How did you do it? What kept you motivated?' I always tell people that your motivation is going to be different from mine, but not to quit, because that's always been my hardest thing. I've always struggled with my weight. I bet you by the time I was 13 or 14, if I wasn't already 300 pounds, I was pushing it. I could lose maybe 30 or 40 pounds but never maintained it. It wasn't until, unfortunately, hardship hit my family and I had to remember that God didn't put my kids on this earth by themselves. I'm here as their advocate, so I have to live not only for myself but for them too. So I use my kids as motivation."

You've also changed your diet quite a bit. What's been the biggest thing you've learned about healthier eating?

"Take out the carbs. I was so used to spaghetti and chili with the noodles when you could actually do spaghetti and chili with spaghetti squash instead, or you can remove mashed potatoes and you could use mashed cauliflower."

You post a lot of motivational sayings on Facebook and Instagram. What's your favorite?

"I'm worth it."

Becky Hayko

Hayko is the route setter, team leader and women's training coordinator at Climb NuLu on East Market Street. "Climbing is a big guys' sport when you get down to the root of it,'' says Hayko, who's in her mid-20s. "The majority of the people who do it, and those who succeed really well, are guys. It makes it kind of intimidating for women, especially in the beginning stages. I kind of wanted to make that not the case for so many girls who are starting to climb now."

What motivates you to keep climbing?

"I love that climbing takes you so many places. I love traveling, and I get to see the most beautiful places climbing that I've ever seen. And there are so many facets to it. It's not just (about getting) physically fit, but you're also challenging yourself and working through things like fear and problemsolving."

How is the climbing community different from another type of active community?

"I feel like with (climbing) you create a little bit more of a bond, because you're climbing but you're also hanging out. Obviously, you can't be climbing the whole time because you get exhausted. You're not just enjoying the sport together, but you're also kind of learning about people and creating friendships. It's a little bit broader than, 'We run and then we're done and we disperse.'"

Any tips for new climbers?

"A lot of times, people think they have to be really strong: 'I have to be really strong, and I have to yank myself up the wall.' But think about where your feet are going and just slowing yourself down. Sometimes when I get on the wall, and I'm able to climb really slowly, it's like everything else is gone. It's my stress reliever, almost."

Justin Mog

Mog is assistant to the provost for sustainability initiatives at the University of Louisville and coordinates the school's Earna-Bike program, which encourages faculty and students to commit to not driving to campus for at least two years in exchange for a $400 voucher to area bike shops. "We're working with the city on a citywide bike share system as well," the 42-year-old says. "You'd pay an annual membership or even a daily membership and then you'd get access to the bikes that are at kiosks throughout town like other cities have."

How long have you been a cyclist?

"I've been a bike commuter since kindergarten when I started biking to school. I've never had a driver's license. When I was 15, my dad took me and my brother on a summer cross-country bike trip. That was around the time when all my friends were getting drivers' licenses. I was like, 'I can bike across the country; I think I can get to school.' I love it because it's my fitness program. I don't have to worry about anything else. Now that I'm older, it's something I do every day that's fun. I feel like a kid again. I don't know why you wouldn't do it. Yeah, some days it's raining or cold, but if you just get in a habit of it, it doesn't feel like a burden on those days."

What should cyclists keep in mind when they commute on the streets?

"In Louisville, assume nobody can see you, which means you have to bike defensively."

Do you have any tips for new cyclists or people who want to start commuting on a bike?

"You can start with very little money. You can commute with a backpack or a milk crate. And route planning is really important. Not going the same way you would go in a car is probably the best thing to do. It makes such a difference when you're on a nice neighborhood road versus Shelbyville Road or something like that. Sometimes that means winding a little, or taking a slightly longer route. You should practice your commute on an off day, like a nice calm Sunday. The traffic's going to be different, but at least you'll figure out your route, and how long it takes you, and all that stuff. And then you'll be ready for the first time when you actually need to get there at a particular time."

Morgan DeYoung

Two years ago, Morgan DeYoung couldn't touch her toes or do a handstand. "I swam competitively for 10 years and I cross-trained with cross country in between. Flexibility does not come easily to me," she says. She began practicing yoga in her basement on a whim, documenting the difficult journey on social media. "I believe the human body is capable of anything," she says, "if you just believe in yourself and put in the work."

The 25-year-old has certainly put In the work: Her Instagram account, the_southern_yogi, has 114,000 followers, who've watched her progress from basic poses to acro-yoga and beyond. Her first e-book, Ab'Asanas, was released in late 2015, and her income from the book and her socialmedia work (along with, she says, a supportive husband) allowed her to quit her job at Starbucks and pursue yoga full-time in 2016. She's currently pushing toward a 200-hour certification to become a yoga instructor.

How is yoga different from other sports you've done?

"I went into yoga with an athlete's mindset. But It transforms you from the inside out. When I swam, I was on that team to go to the Olympics, and that was my only goal. No pain no gain. And now, it's just like, no, you don't want to hurt your body; that's so disrespectful of yourself. You don't push through the pain. You let your body rest and heal Itself. Yoga has taught my body so much patience."

Do you follow a particular eating plan or diet?

"Everything in moderation, that's what I live by. Even Nutella."

What's the best thing about being Insta-famous?

"Knowing that I could go anywhere in the world and have a friendly face to greet me. I love knowing that wherever I go there's a friend I haven't met yet. It just blows my mind. I just try not to take it for granted. Like if Instagram would go away none of this would even matter, you know?"

What's the worst thing about being Instafamous?

"The latest and greatest is that my eyebrows are very offensive to people. It's literally the dumbest thing, because I don't, like, clip them or wax them. I just let them grow out, and they do grow down my nose and people just...give me a heyday about it."

Bryce Dunn

Dunn, 14, is an eighth-grader and currently ranked first in the country for middle school cross country in the 3K at Christian Academy of Indiana in New Albany.

Mow'd you become such a great crosscountry runner?

"It's kind of funny - I used to hate exercise. I just didn't like sports in general. My parents made me join cross country (in fifth grade) to get me in shape, and the first year I really liked it. After about two years I just started getting really good at it.

"Runners, naturally from running, lose flexibility and strength; by gaining strength and getting flexibility, I become a better runner. My dad had this set of P90X DVDs that he bought years ago, and I took one out and played it one day and thought, I kind of like it. After practice I'd come home and do some P90X, and if I felt good I'd do some yoga. I'd just do stuff on my own to make me a better runner."

What do you like about running?

"It's a stress release for me because I have OCD and a lot of anxiety and for years I struggled with it, but once I started exercising, it released a lot of tension in my mind."

What's your workout schedule like?

"During the season, every day I'm running at least about three miles, but on days where I really go for distance I can run like 11. Usually what we'll do is: Monday distance, Tuesday speed, Wednesday distance - and go back and forth and do a little bit of what they call muscle confusion, where you're getting more results by changing up your workout."

Do you have any goals with cross country?

"What's really hard with the goals part is, because I have OCD I will obsess over my goals and I've learned, over this past season really, not to stress out so much about it. So what I decided to do was run as fast as I can and see how far I can go. That way I can really go for peace of mind, if that makes sense."

Are there any runners who inspire you?

"(1972 Olympian) Steve Prefontaine, he's a big one. But I also have one because of his faith. If you've ever seen the movie Chariots of Fire, you'll know about Eric Liddell. He was a big Christian. He ran really good times and he was awesome at the Olympics, but his thing was, 'God made me fast, so when I run I feel His pleasure.'That just sums me up."

Yuimiko Dunton

Diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2010, Dunton, 37, began this year doing 108 sun salutations at Yoga Mala, a yoga event at the Muhammad Ali Center. She also practices yoga at home, guided by YouTube videos, and runs when she finds time.

What's managing MS like?

"I'm on a medication right now that I take once a week and I'm about to switch to one I take every two weeks, so we'll see. I also feel like working out and eating well is how I manage too, because I feel like the more I take care of myself, the less I make myself prone to stress or injuries or other issues that can exacerbate my MS."

Is there anything you have to watch or limit in any way?

"I'm more careful in the summer when I run because I am heat-sensitive, so I have to be easier on myself about it. But on the other hand, I can get into this weird kind of loop where it's like, oh, I'm hurting, so I should stop, but am I hurting because it's my MS telling me I'm hurting because my nerves are misfiring or am I actually injured?"

You're an avid cook. Would you consider yourself a healthy cook?

"I think I am, even though I love to use butter and cream. I've been thinking about this a lot. I saw that Larabar commercial yesterday and I was like, wow, I guess their slogan now is 'Food made from food.' So I will use butter and I will use cream, but I try to use real food. It's amazing how much processed food and fast food I used to eat. So I'm healthier, how about that?"

What's your favorite healthy thing to make?

"My favorite 'healthy' dish to make is two eggs, two pieces of multigrain-and-seed toast and half an avocado. I make some version for breakfast every morning."

Do you listen to music when you work out?

"I have to listen to music when I run. A lot of it is - I don't know what else to call it: stripper rap. There's Outkast and Three 6 Mafia and Ying Yang Twins. It just makes me want to dance and get going."

Do you have any bucket-list exercise goals?

"To do the Bay to Breakers run in San Francisco, my hometown, the Honolulu Marathon, and a Disney run."

Robert Durbin

Durbin, 66, is not shy about his killer abs. "Wanna see the eight-pack?" he asks. He lifts up his shirt to show off a chiseled stomach: the product of his late-in-life commitment to healthy living and the gym.

Durbin, also known as Rock-Hard Papaw, posts daily workout videos and encouragement ("AGE IS JUST A NUMBER!") to his 10,000 Instagram followers. Though he was recently diagnosed with with colon cancer, he says, "I'm still the luckiest guy, even with cancer. I'm going to beat it - that's just all there is to it. Cancer won't keep me out the gym."

Have you always been so active?

"To be honest with you, I really started to get disgusted with everything about myself when I was about 56. I'm 5'8" and weighed 222 pounds. I couldn't do nothing. I had bad ankles - I've had 13 surgeries on my ankles. I got in poor health. I got a heart condition. I watched all my kids from the living room. I couldn't go out, couldn't play games or nothing. Then the grandbabies started coming along, and I thought, 'I'm not going to sit here watching them too.'

"So I went to the YMCA with my cane and my braces and my walker and it took me 45 minutes to walk that first mile. I just worked up from there. I got down to 170 pounds. I got the abs. I was kinda wantin' to be a bodybuilder."

What's your diet plan?

"You don't get to eat anything that tastes good is all. Red meat's out right now; I'll never eat another piece of red meat. I get most of my protein from vegetables. Peas are one of the best sources of protein you can get."

What does your workout routine look like?

"It seems like I can't get enough of it. I get up at 3:30 and start my morning ab work and cardio at 4.1 eat breakfast at 5, then a shower, then my second meal. Then I head to the gym for about three hours. I do at least 300 push-ups a day at the house. Right now when I leave here I'll probably go down to the river and find something to hang off." (Durbin's latest workout of choice is "flagging" from a Zejax bar or sign post, using his body weight as resistance. He also likes to go to the skate park downtown, where he uses the half-pipe to do running wall flips.)

Can you keep up with your grandkids now?

"Oh, yeah. The grandkids came up with the nickname 'Rock-Hard Papaw.' My little six-year-old grandson, he calls me 'Papaw Muscles.' He likes to climb the rock wall at the New Albany Y with me."

Regan Judd

Judd was a junior at the University of Kentucky when she started feeling weird one day at dance team practice. "It felt like I had a brick on my chest," she says. She thought maybe she was just tired, but when her symptoms continued the next day her parents made her go to the emergency room. That led to a diagnosis of a heart condition called Ebstein's anomaly. "My tricuspid valve was leaking severely and part of my heart was enlarged to twice the normal size," the 26-year-old says. She had open-heart surgery six weeks later and took a semester of college off to recover. Now the American Heart Association's Heart Walk director, she says, "If I didn't listen to my parents, my doctors did tell me that it was just a matter of time before I would've become a statistic."

What was life like after open-heart surgery at age 20?

"I wasn't able to drive. I had to sleep sitting up because lying on my back hurt my chest. And I'm always like an upbeat, high-energy person, very positive, but I actually went through some depression. It's normal for people who have open-heart surgery to go through some depression, which I didn't really realize. I actually went through the rehab a lot longer than most people just because I was trying to get back to my dancing abilities, not just getting back up and walking. But I was able to go back my senior year and I was back on the dance team."

What are you able to do now, workout-wise?

"Now, I'm fully recovered. I do a lot of spin classes and running. Also, I like to throw in some Pure Barre every now and then. Before I even knew I had a heart condition, I never really went to the gym. Dance practice was like my workout. When we had to go run or I had to be on an elliptical, I would be on there for like 10 minutes and I would have to get off because I just couldn't take it for some reason. Now it makes sense why I couldn't go very long. But now when I'm on the treadmill, I can go for an hour and feel good."

SUPPORT GROUPS

The goal of support groups is to provide people who share a common disease or medical problem with a place to seek help in the form of information, shared personal experiences, sympathy and understanding. Some support groups may require membership fees, while others are open to anyone at any time at no cost. Most of the groups listed here are facilitated by a professional who controls discussions and handles the organizational details.

Unless specified, all phone numbers are in area code 502.

ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE

Alzheimer's Support Group

Sts. Mary and Elizabeth Hospital

451-4266

AMPUTEES

Amputee Support Group

Southern Indiana Rehabilitation

(812)941-8300

BRAIN INJURY

Brain Injury Support Group

Baptist Hospital East

896-7441

Brain Injury Support Group

Southern Indiana Rehabilitation

(812)941-8300

Brain Injury Program

Frazier Rehab Institute

582-7476

Headliners

254-5035

Brain Tumor Support Group

Gilda's Club of Louisville

493-0609

BREAST CANCER

Behavioral Oncology Clinical Service Breast Program

James Graham Brown Cancer Center

812-786-4145

Floyd Memorial Hospital

Breast Cancer Support Group

(812)948-1215

Norton Healthcare Breast Cancer Support Group

Suburban Medical Plaza I

899-6888

Reach to Recovery

American Cancer Society

584-6782

Sharing Our Stories (SOS)

Baptist Health

897-8131

For the newly diagnosed

Young Survivors Day Out

629-3136

CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE (COPD)

Better Breathers Club

Norton Audubon Hospital

636-8747

Better Breathers Club

Baptist East/Mllestone Wellness Center

897-8134

COLON CANCER

Colon Cancer Networking Group

Gilda's Club

583-0075

DIABETES

Balancing Life With Diabetes

Floyd Memorial Hospital

(812) 949-5700

Diabetes Exercise Program

Norton Audubon Hospital

636-8747

GESTATIONAL DIABETES

Norton Diabetes Center

629-2604

Type 2 Diabetes Management Classes

Norton Diabetes Center

629-2604

EPILEPSY

S.E.I.G.E. Support Epilepsy In Guiding Epileptics

635-2873

HEAD AND NECK CANCER

Laryngectomy Support

Group

Sts. Mary and Elizabeth Hospital

361-6012

HEAD AND NECK SUPPORT GROUP

James Graham Brown Cancer Center

M. Krista Loyd Resource Center, First Floor

562-4158

HEART DISEASE

Circle of Hearts

Norton Medical Plaza West - Audubon

629-1234

For women who want to prevent heart disease and live healthier lives.

Mended Hearts Support Group, Kentuckiana Chapter

(888) 432-7899

LEUKEMIA AND LYMPHOMA

Leukemia and Lymphoma Society

Kentucky and Southern Indiana Chapter

584-8490

Living Beyond Lymphoma

Baptist Health

897-1166 ext. 1501

MENTAL ILLNESS

Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance Louisville

589-4313

National Alliance on Mental Illness Family Support Group

635-6142

NAMI Connection

588-2008

Recovery Incorporated of Kentucky

458-8016

NEW MOTHERS

New Mommy 101

Norton Suburban

629-1234

Postpartum Support Group

Norton Suburban

629-1234

PARKINSON'S DISEASE

Music and Wellness

Norton Healthcare Pavilion

629-1234

Monthly music therapy group

Parkinson's Support Group

Floyd Memorial Hospital

(812) 256-5424

Parkinson's Support Group

Sts. Mary and Elizabeth Hospital

426-0888

Parkinson's Support Group

Parkinson Support Center

254-3388

Parkinson's Support Group

Nazareth Home Chapel

479-2529

PROSTATE CANCER

Da Vinci Prostatectomy Support Group

Norton Medical Towers South

629-3202

Man to Man

Baptist Hospital East

897-8131

Southern Indiana Rehabilitation Hospital

(812) 283-7050

Us TOO/Prostate Cancer Support Group

Jewish Hospital Medical Center East

210-4465

SLEEPING DISORDERS

FAST to Sleep

Norton Audubon Hospital

636-7459

SMOKING CESSATION

Cooper/Clayton Method to Stop Smoking Classes

Norton Healthcare

629-1234

STROKE

Frazier Stroke Support Group

Frazier Rehab Institute

582-7476

Friendly Folks Stroke Club

Sts. Mary and Elizabeth Hospital

361-6585

For patients and families.

Stroke Club

Baptist Hospital East

896-7441

For patients, family and friends

Stroke Support Group

Southern Indiana Rehabilitation Hospital

(812)941-6153

For stroke survivors and family.

OTHER PATIENT AND FAMILY SUPPORT GROUPS & CANCER RESOURCE CENTERS

Baptist Health Cancer Resource Center

896-3009

James Graham Brown Cancer Center

M. Krista Loyd Cancer Resource Center, First Floor

562-7092

Cancer Center of Indiana

Floyd Memorial Hospital

(812)945-4000

F or families, caretakers and friends of patients diagnosed with cancer.

Friends for Hope

Hospice and Palliative Care of Louisville

451-9600

For patients, families and caregivers.

Friend for Life

Baptist Hospital East

893-0643

One-on-one support for recently diagnosed cancer patients and families.

Gilda's Club Louisville

583-0075

Jewish Family & Career Services

452-6341

Caregiver support groups for Parkinson 's, Alzheimer's, and those with aging parents and diabetes.

KAAAC: Kentucky African Americans Against Cancer

James Graham Brown Cancer Center

852-6318

For African-American cancer patients and their families

Look Good, Feel Better

James Graham Brown Cancer Center

M. Krista Loyd Resource Center, First Floor

562-7092

Look Good, Feel Better

Norton Cancer Institute 629-HOPE

Jewish Hospital Medical Center Northeast

210-4465

American Cancer Society-sponsored program to help female cancer patients cope with any appearance-related side effects of cancer.

Navigating the Road to Survivorship

Jewish Hospital Medical Center East Conference Center

259-6000

Norton Cancer Institute Resource Centers Norton Audubon Hospital

899-3366

Ovarian Awareness of Kentucky (O.A.K.)

708-1625

IMMEDIATE CARE

Patients increasingly are turning to immediate-care centers for injuries and health problems when a visit to their primary-care physician is not possible and an emergency room is not required. Such centers generally have on-site physicians, expanded evening and weekend hours and accept patients on a walk-in, no-appointment basis. Most also offer X-ray facilities and minor trauma care.

Unless specified, all phone numbers are in area code 502.

After-Hours Care of Harrison County Hospital

1995 Edsel Lane

Corydon, Ind.

(812)738-1899

Baptist Health Urgent Cara

2400 Eastpoint Pkwy.

210-4800

Baptist Health Urgent Cara

12010 Shelbyville Road

238-2800

Baptist Health Urgent Care

10216 Taylorsville Road

297-8900

Baptist Health Urgent Care

3215 Westport Green Place

412-1112

Baptist Health Urgent Care

2232 Holiday Manor Center

339-6565

Baptist Health Urgent Care

101 Stonecrest Road, Ste. 1 (Shelbyville)

633-2233

Baptist Health Urgent Care (ages 12+)

3303 Fern Valley Road

964-4889

Baptist Health Urgent Care (ages 12+)

7092 Distribution Drive

935-9970

Baptist Health Urgent Care (ages 12+)

1023 Sanibel Way, Ste. C (La Grange)

222-3302

Baptist Health Occupational Medicine

11630 Commonwealth Drive

267-6292

Baptistworx Occupational Health and Wellness

7092 Distribution Drive, Ste. E

935-9970

Baptist Health Occupational Medicine

3303 Fern Valley Road

964-4889

Baptist Express Care

2020 Bashford Manor Lane

813-2905

Baptist Express Care

1015 New Moody Lane (LaGrange)

991-0589

Baptist Express Care

175 Outer Loop

855-6675

Baptist Express Care

7100 Raggard Road

632-5123

Baptist Express Care

12981 Shelbyville Road

736-9973

Baptist Express Care

11901 Standiford Plaza Drive

969-0526

Clark Memorial Hospital Advanced Urgent Care

130 Hunter Station Way Seilersburg, Ind.

(812)246-4808

Floyd Memorial Urgent Care

5130 Charlestown Road, Ste. 2 New Albany, Ind, (812)

949-1577

Floyd Memorial Urgent Care

800 Highlander Point, Ste. 103

Floyds Knobs, Ind.

(812) 923-6336

Norton Immediate Care Center Arena Plaza

Inside the KFC Yum! Center

446-5050

Norton Immediate Care Center Brownsboro

4950 Norton Healthcare

Blvd., Ste, 109

394-6333

Norton Immediate Care Center Dixie

4420 Dixie Hwy., Ste. 112

449-6444

Norton Immediate Care Center Middletown

12903 Shelbyville Road

244-5827

Norton Immediate Care Center Fern Creek

9340 Cedar Center Way

239-8431

Norton Immediate Care Center Highlands

2450 Bardstown Road

459-3991

Norton Immediate Care Center Lyndon

1321 Herr Lane, Ste. 195

423-7911

Norton Immediate Care Center Okolona

7926 Preston Hwy.

964-4357

Norton Immediate Care Center Tyler Retail Village

12615 Taylorsville Road, Ste. A

261-1565

Norton Immediate Care Center Clarksville

2051 Clevidence Blvd., Ste. A Clarksville, Ind.

(812)282-1720

Norton Immediate Care Center Jeffersonville

3118 E. 10th St,

Jeffersonville, Ind.

(812)280-9355

Norton Immediate Care Center Shepherdsville

438 Adams Shepherd

Parkway

957-6434

Pediatric Acute Care PSC

3793 Poplar Level Road

896-2500

University Hospital First Care

530 S. Jackson St.

562-3110

INSURANCE

These insurance companies offer one or more of the following traditional plans:

Fee-for-service - You visit any medical professional you choose, pay for the bill yourself, and then submit a claim for reimbursement. The plan involves higher deductibles and copayments.

HMO - You pay a flat monthly rate with no deductibles for services provided by professionals within the HMO network. All services must be cleared by the HMO.

PPO - The network of medical providers is broader than an HMO and care is paid for (at a reduced rate) as it is received rather than beforehand through a set fee.

POS - This plan combines features of HMOs and PPOs. You decide whether to use an in-network or out-of-network provider.

I nsurance companies more commonly offer high-deductible health plans that benefit both consumers and employers. These plans can include accounts such as:

HSA (health savings account). Participantprovided tax-free deposits fund an account that helps offset the generally higher deductibles.

HRA (health reimbursement account). The group plan or the insurance provider funds reimbursement accounts for the generally higher deductible. HRA account eligibility is usually tied to wellness or incentive programs, such as biometric screenings and health assessment surveys.

Anthem

(855) 738-6671

anthem.com

Bluegrass Family Health

(800) 787-2680

bgfh.com

Humana

(800)833-6917

humana.com

Kentucky Health Cooperative

(855) 687-5942

mykyhc.org

United Healthcare

(800) 444-8990

myuhc.com

More information can be found at kynect.ky.gov, Kentucky's online health insurance marketplace.

HOME HEALTH

Home health care covers a wide range of services, from specialized therapy and diagnostic services to custodial care. Health insurance usually won't cover these types of services unless they are ordered by a physician or are medically necessary, and payment is usually on a per-visit basis as opposed to hourly. Services can include nursing, physical therapy, housekeeping, live-in care, delivery of respiratory equipment, beds and meals on wheels, among others.

Unless specified, all phone numbers are in area code 502.

Active Day Adult Day Care

3403 Breckenridge Lane

896-1444

Amedisys Home Health Care Services

9000 Wessex Place, Ste.

100, 429-4550

13101 Magisterial Drive, Ste.

101,244-5441

Apria Healthcare

10500 Bluegrass Pkwy.

499-9099

Assurance Home and Convalescent Care

3004 Taylorsville Rd.

479-1906

At-Home Care of Harrison County Hospital

1263 Hospital Drive NW Corydon, Ind.

(812) 738-6040

Baptist East Home Health

6420 Dutchmans Pkwy., Ste. 360

454-5656

Care Network

161 Chenoweth Lane

719-6600

Garetenders Home Health Services

4545 Bishop Lane, Ste. 200

238-5150

Caring For You

4010 Dupont Circle

893-2790

Comfort Keepers

4113 Oechsli Ave., Ste. A

721-0101

Elder Care 4 Families

13806 Lake Point Circle, Ste. 201

244-8446

Elderserve Inc. Homecare

300 E. Market Sr.

583-8012

Floyd Memorial Home Care

1915 Bono Road New Albany, Ind.

(812)948-7447

Gentiva Health Services

710 Executive Park

895-4213

Helping Hands Companion Care Inc.

2301 Hurstbourne Village Drive, Ste. 100

426-9783

Home Instead Senior Care

4610 Taylorsville Road

515-9515

Hosparus

3532 Ephraim McDowell Drive

456-6200

Humphries Nursing Registry

3703 Taylorsville Road

458-1700

Kentuckiana Nursing Service

5001 Crown Manor Place, Ste. 200

540-1482

Kinetic Concepts

4340 Sanita Court, Ste. K

485-0769

KIPDA Family Caregiver Support Program

11520 Commonwealth Drive

266-6084

Lineare Infusion

3224 Commerce Center, Ste. A, 775-5345

11501 Plantside Drive, 240-0571

5694 Shepherdsville Road 515-3500

Malone Healthcare

1866 Campus Place

637-5474

MD2U

140 Whittington Pkwy #100

327-9100

Norton House Calls

1930 Bishop Ln.

272-5100

ResCare HomeCare

10140 Linn Station Road

423-4336

Right at Home

221 Executive Park

897-0580

SeniorCare Experts

145ThiermanLane

896-2316

Senior Helpers

200 Breckenridge Ln

354-5508

SonBlest Elder Care

916 E. Eighth St. Jeffersonville, Ind.

(812)283-7015

Southern Home Care

4229 Bardstown Road, Ste. 128

499-7324

VNA Nazareth Home Health

539 S. Fourth St., 5842456

4500 Churchman Ave., Ste. 305,361-6100

516 E. Lewis & Clark Pkwy., Ste. 101, Clarksville, Ind., (812) 283-9190

SENIOR LIVING

These listings include three types of senior housing - independent living, assisted living and long-term care.

Independent living refers to a residential setting for seniors who require little to no extra assistance, and these facilities may or may not provide hospitality or support services.

Assisted living is housing combined with personalized services for those who need help with daily activities such as meals, housekeeping, transportation, laundry or medication management.

Long-term care provides medical and support services for those whose capacity to function has been impaired by illness or disability.

Unless specified, all phone numbers are in area code 502.

The Altenheim

936 Barret Ave. 584-7417

Independent assisted and long-term care

Atria

120 S. Hubbards Lane, 896-1759

4501 Springdale Road, 412-0222

3451 S. Hurstbourne Pkwy., 499-1393

Independent, assisted and long-term care

Autumn Woods Health Campus

2911 Green Valley Road New Albany, Ind.

(812)941-9893

Assisted and long-term care

Barton House

6830 Overlook Drive

423-7177

Long-term care

Beehive Home of Smyrna

8800 Smyrna Pkwy

694-2956

Long-term care

Belmont Village Senior Living Communities

4600 Bowling Blvd.

721-7500

Assisted living

Brookdale Blankenbaker

901 Blankenbaker Pkwy.

244-4244

Independent, assisted and long-term care

Brookdale Stonestreet

9251 Stonestreet Road

935-5884

Assisted living

Brownsboro Hills Nursing Center

2141 Sycamore Ave,

895-5417

Long-term care

Brownsboro Park Retirement Community

2960 Goose Creek Road

429-7700

Independent living

Chapel House

945 S. Fifth St" 584-5178

Independent and assisted living

Christian Care Communities

12710 Townepark Way Ste

1000, 254-4200

assisted living

Christian Health Center

920 S. Fourth St.

583-6533

Long-term care

Christopher East Health Care Center

4200 Browns Lane

459-8900

Long-term care

Clarity Pointe

13700 English Villa Drive

354-4029

Long-term care

Clark Rehabilitation and Skilled Nursing Center

517 N, Little League Blvd., Clarksville, Ind.

(812) 282-8406

Long-term care

Crestview Rehabilitation and Nursing Center

1871 Midland Trail, Shelbyville

633-2454

Long-term care

Eastern Star Home In Kentucky

923 Eastern Star Court

451-3535

Long-term care

Elmcroft of Valley Farms

10201 Valley Farms Blvd

937-3028

Assisted Living

Episcopal Church Home

7504 Westport Road

736-7800

Independent, assisted and long-term care

Essex Nursing and Rehabilitation Center

9600 Lambourne Blvd.

935-7284

Long-term care

Forest Hills Commons

9107 Taylorsville Rd.

499-5533

Assisted living

The Forum at Grooksicte

200 Brookside Drive

245-3048

Independent, assisted and long-term care

Franciscan Health Care Center

3625 Fern Valley Road

964-3381

Assisted and long-term care

Friendship House

960 S. Fourth St.

585-5656

Independent and assisted living

Georgetown Manor

900 Gagel Ave.

368-5827

Long-term care

Glen Ridge Health Campus

6415 Calm River Way

297-8590

Assisted and long- term care

Golden Living Center

1101 Lyndon Lane, 425-9779

446 Mount Holly Ave,, 8971646

227 Browns Lane, 893-2595

3116 Breckenidge Lane, 459-9120

Long-term care

Good Samaritan Center

3500 Good Samaritan Way

267-7403

Independent, assisted and long-term care

Green Meadows Health Care Center

310 Boxwood Run Road, Mount Washington

538-3500

Long-term care

Heartsong Memory Care

9260 Stonestreet Road

935-3300

Long-term care and adult day health care

Highland Nursing and Rehabilitation

1705 Stevens Ave.

451- 7330

Long-term care

Jefferson Manor

1801 Lynn Way

426-4513

Long-term care

Jefferson Place

1705 Herr Lane

426-5600

Assisted and long- term cam

Kindred Hospital

1313 St. Anthony Place

587-7001

Long-term care

Kindred Nursing and Rehabilitation - Bashford East

3535 Bardstown Road

459-1400

Long-term care

Kindred Transitional Caro and Rehabilitation - Northfield

6000 Hunting Road

426-1425

Long-term care

Kindred Transitional Care and Rehabilitation - Rolling Hills

3625 St. Joseph Road New Albany, Ind.

(812) 948-0670

Long-term care

Kindred Transitional Care and Rehabilitation - Wedgewood

101 Potters Lane Clarksville, Ind,

(812) 948-0808

Long-term care

Klondike Manor Rehabilitation & Nursing Center

3802 Klondike Lane

452- 1579

Long-term care

Lincoln Hills Health Center

326 Country Club Drive New Albany, Ind.

(812)948-1311

Long-term care

Little Sisters of the Poor (St. Joseph Horne)

15 Audubon Plaza Drive

636-2300

Independent, assisted and long-term care

Magnolia Springs

8225 Whipps Mill Road, 716-5160

13600 LaGrange Road, 855-7500

Independent and assisted living

Masonic Homes of Kentucky

3701 Frankfort Ave.

897-4907

Independent, assisted and long-term care

ftedowview Health and Rehabilitation Center

9701 Whipps Mill Road

426-2778

Long-term care

Morey Providence Retirement Home

4915 Charlestown Road New Albany, Ind.

(812)945-5221

Long-term care

Morning Pointe Louisville

4711 South Hurtsbourne Pkwy

873-3800

Assisted living

Naiareth Home

2000 Newburg Road

459-9681

Assisted living and longterm care

Oaklawn Health and Rehab

300 Shelby Station Drive

254-0009

Long-term care

Oxmoor Lodge Retirement Residence

8021 Christian Court

425-2402

Independent living

Park Terrace at Jewish Southwest

9700 Stonestreet Road

995-6600

Long-term care

Parkway Rehabilitation and Nursing Center

1155 Eastern Pkwy.

636-5241

Long-term care

Presbyterian Homes Westminster

2116 Buechel Bank Road

804-5785

Assisted and long-term care

Regency Rehabilitation and Nursing Center

1550 Raydale Drive

968-6600

Long-term care

Regis Woods

4604 Lowe Road

451-1401

Assisted and long-term care

Riverbend Independent & Assisted Living

2715 Charlestown

Pike Jeffersonville, Ind.

(812)280-0965

Assisted and long-term care

River's Edge Nursing and Rehabilitation Center

6301 Bass Road

228-8359

Long-term care

Rockford Manor

4700 Quinn Drive

448-5850

Long-term care

Sacred Heart Village

2120 Payne St,

895-9425

Long-term care

Senior Care

951 OOrmsby Station Road

753-6000

Assisted living and longterm care

Signature HealthCARE

2529 Six Mile Lane, 4915560

1120 Cristland Road,

367-0104

Long-term care

Signature Health Care of Cherokee Park

2100 Millvale Road

451- 0990

Long-term care

Springhurst Pines

3101 N. Hurstbourne Pkwy.

412-3775

independent, assisted and long-term care

Summerfield Health and Rehabilitation Center

1877 Farnsley Road

448-8622

Long-term care

Sunrise of Louisville

6700 Overlook Dr,

425-0820

Assisted Care

Traditions at Beaumont

10210 Long Home Rd.

785-8586

Independent, assisted and long-term care

Treyton Oak Towers

211W. Oak St.

589-3211

independent, assisted and long-term care

Twinbrook Assisted Living Apartments

3525 Ephraim McDowell Dr.

452- 6330

Assisted and long-term care

Westey Manor Retirement Community

5012 E. ManslickRoad

969-3277

Independent, assisted and long-term care

PHYSICIANS (BY SPECIALTY)

All physicians In the listings that follow are active members of the Greater Louisville Medical Society as of January 1,2016. All names, group practices, addresses and phone numbers were provided by the Medical Society. For more information and to find physicians who currently are accepting new patients, visit the GLMS Physician Finder at www.glms.org.

Unless specified, all addresses are in Louisville and the telephone area code is 502.

Physician Specialty Index

Addiction Medicine ...40

Addiction Psychiatry ...40

Administrative ...40

Adolescent Medicine ...40

Allergy & Immunology ...40

Anatomic & Clinical Pathology ...41

Anatomic Pathology ...41

Anesthesiology ...41

Audiology ...44

Biochemical Genetics ...44

Blood Bank/Transfusion Medicine ...44

Cardlo-Electrophyslology ...44

CardloThoracic Surgery ...44

Cardiovascular Diseases ...44

Chemical Pathology ...45

Child & Adolescent Psychiatry ...45

Child Neurology ...45

Child Psychiatry ...45

Clinical Neurophysiology ...45

Clinical Pathology ...45

Clinical Psychology ...45

Colon & Rectal Surgery ...45

Dermatological Immunology ...46

Dermatology ...46

Dermatopathology ...46

Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics.. ...46

Diagnostic Radiology ...46

Electrodiagnostic Medicine ...47

Emergency Medicine ...47

Endocrinology ...48

Facial Plastic Surgery ...48

Family Medicine ...48

Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery ...51

Forensic Pathology ...51

Forensic Psychiatry ...51

Gastroenterology ...51

General Dentistry ...52

General Practice ...52

General Surgery ...52

Genetics ...53

Geriatrics ...53

Gynecologic Oncology ...54

Gynecology ...54

Hand Surgery 54

Head & Neck Surgery 54

Hematology 54

Hematopathology 55

Hepatology 55

Hospice & Palliative Medicine 55

Infectious Diseases 56

Internal Medicine 56

Internal Medicine/Pediatrics 58

Interventional Cardiology 59

Legal Medicine 60

Matemal/Fetal Medicine 60

Maxillofacial Prosthetics 60

Medical Genetics-Clinical 60

Medical Microbiology 60

Molecular Genetic Pathology 60

Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine 60

Nephrology 61

Neurodevelopmental Disabilities 62

Neurological Surgery 62

Neurology 62

Neuromusculo-Skeletal Medicine 62

Neuropathology 62

Neuropsychiatry 62

Neuropsychology 62

Neuroradiology 62

Neurotology 64

Nuclear Medicine 64

Nutrition 64

Obstetrics Gynecology 64

Occupational Medicine 65

Oncology 65

Ophthalmology 66

Oral Maxillofacial Surgery 67

Oral Pathology 67

Oral Surgery 67

Orthopaedic Surgery 67

Otolaryngology 68

Otology 69

Pain Management 69

Pain Medicine 69

Pathology 69

Pediatrics 69

Pediatric Allergy 71

Pediatric Anesthesiology 71

Pediatric Cardiology 71

Pediatric Cardiothoracic Surgery 72

Pediatric Critical Care 72

Pediatric Dentistry 72

Pediatric Dermatology 72

Pediatric Emergency Medicine 72

Pediatric Endocrinology 72

Pediatric Gastroenterology 72

Pediatric Hematology-Oncology 73

Pediatric Infectious Diseases 73

Pediatric Nephrology 73

Pediatric Ophthalmology 73

Pediatric Orthopaedic Surgery 73

Pediatric Pathology 73

Pediatric Pulmonology 73

Pediatric Radiology 73

Pediatric Surgery 73

Pediatric Urology 73

Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation 73

Plastic Surgery 73

Preventive Medicine 74

Prosthodontia 74

Psychiatry 74

Psychosomatic Medicine 74

Public Health/Preventive Medicine 74

Pulmonary Diseases 74

Radiation Oncology 75

Radiology 75

Reproductive Endocrinology/lnfertility ....76

Rheumatology 76

Sleep Medicine 76

Sports Medicine 76

Surgical Assistant 76

Surgical Critical Care 76

Surgical Oncology 76

Therapeutic Radiology 76

Thoracic Surgery 76

Toxicology 77

Transplant Hepatology 77

Urological Surgery 77

Vascular Neurology 77

Vascular Surgery 77

ADDICTION MEDICINE

Julius Jackson Barefoot

10002 Shelbyville Road Ste 110,40223,585-9994

Charles Brook Bensenhaver, III

See Psychiatry.

Nanine S. Henderson

See Family Medicine.

Mark Steven Jonisch

Behavioral Health Group, 340

Legion Dr, Lexington, KY, (859) 276-0533

James Patrick Murphy

See Pain Medicine.

Charles R. Noplis, II

See Psychiatry.

ADDICTION PSYCHIATRY

Charles F. Francke, III

See Psychiatry.

Sheila Lynn Roberts

See Psychiatry.

Ronald Louis Spears

See Psychiatry.

Denise L.Winland

See Psychiatry.

ADMINISTRATIVE

Surinder Kumar Kad

See Internal Medicine.

Jeffrey Leo Reynolds

See Family Medicine.

ADOLESCENT

MEDICINE

Elisabeth Caroline von Bun

See Hematology.

ALLERGY & IMMUNOLOGY

Leslie Bernard Branch

Karim & Branch, PSC, 2387

Professional Heights Dr Ste 60, Lexington, KY, 40503, (859)277-1137

Mark L. Corbett

Allergy Care

1261 Goss Avenue, 40217,635-6937

Damon Bradford Coyle

Family Allergy & Asthma

9800 Shelbyville Road, Suite 220,40223,429-8585

9805 Brownsboro Road, Suite 101,40241,618-3740

1578 Highway 44 Ste 8, Shepherdsvilie, KY, 40165,543-5390

111 Wildflower Dr, Campbellsville, KY, 42718, (270) 469-3408

DerekA.Damin

Allergy Partners of Louisville

163 S English Station Road, 40245,882-2063

Timothy Alan Feger

Family Allergy & Asthma

9800 Shelbyville Road, Suite 220,40223,429-8585

Village Plaza Shopping Center, Suite 15A, Shelbyville, KY, 40065,633-7316

2604 Michigan Rd, Madison, IN, 47250, (812) 265-3300

Daniel P. Garcia

Kentuckiana Allergy Asthma & Immunology

9113 Leesgate Road, 40222, 426-1621

3930 Dupont Circle, 40207, Additional Ofcs: Louisville,St Matthews, Downtown, Fern Creek, Chamberlain Ln-NEJ Jefferson Co.

Indiana: Jeffersonville,Corydon

Jennifer Elizabeth Gentner

Allergy Care

1261 Goss Avenue, 40217.635- 6937

Thomas A. Glass

Allergy Care

1261 Goss Avenue, 40217.635- 6937

5129 Dixie Highway, 40216.635- 6937

9422 Brownsboro Rd, 40241

Jason William Guin

Family Allergy & Asthma

3003 Charlestown Crossing Way, Suite D, New Albany, IN, 47150,(812)945-5653

508 Broadway Street,

Madison, IN, 47250, (812)

265-3300

1701 Spring St, Jeffersonville, IN, 47130, (812) 284-5866

1208 Market St, LaGrange, KY, 40031,222-2203

Barbara S. Isaacs

Barbara S. Isaacs, M.D.

801 Barret Ave Ste 110, 40204, 583-1023

Jeremy D. Jones

Kentuckiana Allergy Asthma & Immunology

9113 Leesgate Road, 40222, 426-1621

3930 Dupont Circle, 40207, Additional Ofcs: Louisville,St Matthews, Downtown, Fem Creek, Chamberlain Ln-NE/ Jefferson Co.

Indiana: Jeffersonville,Corydon

Charles F. Kemper

1316 Duncan Ave, Jeffersonville, IN, 47130, (812)282-3772

1919 State St Ste 103, New Albany, IN, 47150, (812) 944-9778

Forrest Saunders Kuhn

ForrestS. Kuhn, M.D.

1005 N Dupont Sq Ste B, 40207, 896-2131

GROUP PRACTICES

All physician groups, practices and specialty clinics in the listings that follow were provided by the Greater Louisville Medical Society. The information is current as of January 1,2016. For more information about groups, clinics or individual physicians, please visit the GLMS Physician Finder at www.glms.org.

Unless specified, all addresses are in Louisville and the telephone area code is 502.

Accredited Asthma Allergy & Food Tolerance Center

1017 Dupont Square N, 40207.895- 3330

Christine B. L. Adams, M.D.

1430 Sylvan Way, 40205, 459-0406

Advanced Cardiovascular Specialists

3801 Springhurst Blvd Ste 104,40241,425-5614

Advanced Derm & Dermaesthetics of Louisville

310 E Broadway Ste 100, 40202,585-5249

Advanced ENT & Allergy

3515 Poplar Level Rd, 40207, 893-0159

Advanced Eye Care

3430Newburg RdSte 101, 40218, 473-4835

Advanced Rehab Specialists

1406 Browns Ln Ste A, 40207, 893-3494

Advocates for Women's Health, a part of Norton Women's Care

9880 Angies Way Ste 350, 40241,423-9595

All Children Pediatrics

400 Blankenbaker Pkwy Ste 200, 40243,244-6373

All Women OB/GYN

4123 Dutchmans Ln Ste 601, 40207.895- 6559

All-Star Pediatrics, A Division of One Pediatrics

6425 Bardstown Rd, 40291, 762-0498

Allergy Care

1261 Goss Ave, 40217, 635-6937

Allergy Partners of Louisville

163 S English Station Rd, 40245,882-2063

Anesthesiology Associates

3101 Breckenridge Ln Ste 1A, 40220,458-7400

Anesthesiology Associates of Clark Co, Div of One Anesthesia

PO Box 826, Jeffersonville, IN, 47130,283-2183

Anesthesiology Consultants Enterprises

1 Audubon Plaza Dr, 40217, 636-7160

Apogee Physician

2404 Hayward Rd, 40242, 774-0744

Joe F. Arterberry, M.D.

224 E Broadway Ste 110, 40202,561-0412

Arthritis Associates of Southern Indiana

1919 State St Ste 244, New Albany, IN, 47150, (812) 948-5010

Associates In Dermatology

3810 Springhurst Blvd, Ste 200.40241.583- 1749

Associates in Gastroenterology, a part of KentuckyOne Health

4402 Churchman Ave Ste 201,40215,416-0207

Associates in General Surgery

201 Abraham FlexnerWay Ste 902.40202.583- 5948

Associates in Infectious Diseases

716 W Broadway, 40202, 327-4600

Associates in OB-GYN, a part of Norton Women's Care

4123 Dutchmans Ln Ste 300, 40207,899-6700

Associates in Plastic Surgery

4001 Kresge Way Ste 220, 40207,895-5466

Abdulla Attum,M.D., Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery

332 W Broadway Ste 404, 40202,567-2628

Banis Aesthetic & Reconstructive Surgery

901 Dupont Rd Ste 202, 40207, 589-8000

Baptist Breast Care Center

4000 Kresge Way, 40207, 896-7660

Baptist Health Endocrinology

4003 Kresge Way Ste 400, 40207.895- 4263

Baptist Health Medical Group

4003 Kresge Way Ste 500, 40207

Baptist Health Medical Group-2400 Eastpoint Ste 450

2400 Eastpoint Ste 450, 40223,244-6899

Baptist Health Medical Group-4002 Kresge Ste 124

4002 Kresge Way Ste 124, 40207,259-3341

Baptist Health Medical Group-Bailey-Gastro

4001 Kresge Way Ste 130, 40207.896- 8447

Baptist Health Medical Group-Baptist NE Emergency Dept

1025 New Moody Ln, Lagrange, KY, 40031,2223347

Baptist Health Medical Group-Baptist NE Hospitalists

1025 New Moody Ln, Lagrange, KY, 40031,2228586

Baptist Health Medical Group-Buechel

3828 Bardstown Rd, 40218, 459-4900

Baptist Health Medical Group-CBC GroupConsultants In Blood Disorders & Cancer

4003 Kresge Way Ste 500, 40207.897- 1166

Baptist Health Medical Group-Center for Pain Control

2400 Eastpoint Pkwy Ste 410, 40223.897- 3500

Baptist Health Medical Group-Colon & Rectal Surgery

4001 KresgeWaySte210, 40207,895-3633

Baptist Health Medical Group-Crestwood

6580 Kenwood Crossings Rd, Crestwood, KY, 40014, 243-3161

Baptist Health Medical Group-Deer Park

1603 Stevens Ave, 40205, 451-5955

Baptist Health Medical Group-Dixie Hwy

9070 Dixie Hwy Ste 6,40258, 271-3236

Baptist Health Medical Group-Eastpoint

2400 Eastpoint Pkwy Ste 550, 40223,253-6630

Baptist Health Medical Group-Family & Sports Med

2400 Eastpoint Pkwy Ste 110, 40223, 253-6699

Baptist Health Medical Group-Gastroenterology

1031 New Moody Ln Ste 200, Lagrange, KY, 40031, 222-6008

Baptist Health Medical Group-General Surgery-Hart & Green

1031 New Moody Ln Ste 200, LaGrange.KY, 40031, 225-9877

Baptist Health Medical Group-General SurgeyConway George & Figert

3900 Kresge Way Ste 210, 40207,894-0664

Baptist Health Medical Group-Hikes Lane

2312 Hikes Ln, 40218,4797229

Baptist Health Medical Group-Infectious Diseases

4000 Kresge Way, 40207, 897-8100

Baptist Health Medical Group-Internal Med/Peds

1031 New Moody Ln Ste 301, Lagrange, KY, 40031, 532-7341

Baptist Health Medical Group-Jtown 1

10216 Taylorsville Rd Ste 100,40299, 240-0315

Baptist Health Medical Group-JTown II

10216 Taylorsville RdSte 400, Jeffersontown, KY, 40299,267-5456

Baptist Health Medical Group-Kentucky Heart Specialists

4003 Kresge Way Ste 221, 40207, 897-7107

Baptist Health Medical Group-Kresge I

4003 Kresge Way Ste 228, 40207, 893-5100

Baptist Health Medical Group-Kresge II

3950 Kresge Way Ste 303, 40207,896-1880

Baptist Health Medical Group-Lagrange

1031 New Moody Ln Ste 300, Lagrange, KY, 40031, 222-3312

Baptist Health Medical Group-Leesgate

9115 Leesgate Rd Ste A, 40222,429-8011

Baptist Health Medical Group-Louisville Bone & Jolnt-Louisville

4001 Kresge Way Ste 100, 40207, 897-6579

Baptist Health Medical Group-Louisville Cardiology Group

3900 Kresge Way Ste 60, 40207.893- 7710

Baptist Health Medical Group-MedEast

4003 Kresge Way Ste 410, 40207.893- 7462

Baptist Health Medical Group-Middlemaln

11600 Main St, 40243, 245-4168

Baptist Health Medical GroupMiddletown

12010 Shelbyville RdSte 400, 40243.897- 9191

Baptist Health Medical GroupPavilion

3900 Kresge Way Ste 54,40207, 896- 6696

Baptist Health Medical GroupProspect

6041 Timber Ridge Dr, Prospect, KY, 40059,228-2225

Baptist Health Medical GroupSt Matthews

4003 Kresge Way Ste 400, 40207.895- 4263

Baptist Health Medical GroupTaylorsville

870 Taylorsville Rd - PO Box 819, Taylorsville, KY, 40071, 477-8888

Baptist Neurological Surgery

3900 Kresge Way Ste 51,40207, 259-5955

Baptist Neuroscience Associates

3900 Kresge Way Ste 56,40207, 895-7265

Baptist Northeast Orthopaedics

1023 New Moody Ln Ste 102, Lagrange, KY, 40031,222-0598

Baptist OB-GYN Associates

140 Stonecrest Rd Ste 201, Shelbyville, KY, 40065,502633-0094

Baptist Radiation Oncologists

4003 Kresge Way Ste 115, 40207.897- 8163

Baptist Surgical AssociatesBariatric Surgery

3900 Kresge Way Ste 42,40207, 894-9499

Baptist Surgical Associates-Cardiac Surgery

3900 Kresge Way Ste 46,40207, 899-3858

Baptist Surgical Assoclates-Center for Advanced Neurosurgery

3900 Kresge Way Ste 41,40207, 899-3623

Baptist Surgical Assoclates-General Surgery-Cacchlone,Chipman,Pokorny

4001 Kresge Way Ste 200, 40207.895- 1995

Baptist Surgical Associates-General Surgery-Carrollton

329 Floyd Dr, Carrollton, KY, 41008,732-1877

Baptist Surgical Associates-General Surgery-O'Koon

3900 Kresge Way Ste 44,40207, 897- 6700

Baptist Thoracic Specialists

4003 Kresge Way Ste 224, 40207.895- 2295

DENTISTS

All dentists In the listings that follow are active members of the Louisville Dental Society as of January 1,2016. All names, addresses and phone numbers were provided by the Dental Society. For more Information about individual dentists or the Louisville Dental Society please call (502) 244-2005. Unless specified, all addresses are In Louisville and the telephone area code Is 502.

DEAN OF DENTAL SCHOOL

John J. Sauk

ULSD. 501 S. Preston, #227, 40292, 852-1304

ENDODONTICS

Paul L. Abbott

9710 Park Plaza Ave., Suite 109,40241,412-3309

Michael Andrew Childers

644 Phillips Lane, 40209, 375-0095

Stephen J. Clark

ULSD, 501 S. Preston St., 40292, 852-1322

W. Brian Cook

4122 Shelbyville Road, 40207,897-5555

Christopher Cook

7980 New LaGrange Road, 40222,412-3636

Pete George Fotos

4010 Dupont Circle, Suite 524, 40207, 897-2040

Richard Clay Gilbert

11509 Shelbyville Road, 40243,254-3002

Roycelyn L. Gray

950 N Mulberry St., Suite 150, Elizabethtown, 42701, (270)737-6804

Emily Earle Kelly

7214 Dixie Highway, 40258, 937-3998

Joseph M. Morelli

ULSD, 501 S Preston St., 40292,852-1322

Scott Alan Norton

4010 Dupont Circle, 40207, 899-5559

Jolanta Sauer

3801 SpringhurstBlvd.,#108, 40241,618-1200

Earl D. Walker

3036 Breckinridge Lane, Suite 103,40220,495-1822

Kelly Walker

7214 Dixie Highway, 40258, 937-3998

GENERAL DENTIST

Wil Abshier

7608 W Hwy. 146, Suite 200, Pewee Valley, 40056, 241-5055

Regan Ackerman

7600 Outer Loop, 40228, 231-9970

Patty V. Adams

2821 Hurstboume Pkwy, 40220,493-8218

Jacqueline M. Albers

2323 Lime Kiln Lane, 40222, 423-0781

Stephanie Allen

1504 S Seventh St., 40208, 636-5492

Michael Arnett

9847 Old 3rd Street Road, 40272,937-8581

Denise Attaway

13320 Shelbyville Road, 40223, 245-8494

Loretta Babalmoradi

4001 Kresge Way, 40207, 896-4976

Geoffrey Ball

555 W Lincoln Trail Blvd., Radcliff, 40160, (270) 351-6201

Philip W. Barber, Jr

1380 Bardstown Road, 40204, 454-5075

Michael Barnett

9200 Taylorsville Road, 40299, 671-0606

Charles B. Barrett, Sr

4505 Shelbyville Road, Suite 102, 40207, 895-0911

Charles B. Barrett, Jr

4505 Shelbyville Road, Suite 102,40207,895-0911

Pauletta G. Baughman

4515 Churchman Ave., 40215, 361-0637

Donald T. Baumann

125 Chenoweth Lane, 40207, 897-5454

Kenneth Austin Bell

5524 Bardstown Road, 40291,491-9200

Beth Ann Bennett

1039 E Burnett Ave., 40217, 634-9005

Aaron Spalding Berger

1430 Poplar Level Road, 40217,636-0311

Mark Bernstein

501 S Preston St., 40292, 852-5654

Lauren Berry

501 S Preston St., 40292, 852-3534

David L. Besser

6344 W Hwy 146, Suite 1, Crestwood, 40014,241-4121

Kenneth E. Bewley

423 Crume Road, Vine Grove, 40175-, (270) 877-5050

Robert J. Biedenbender

3101 Breckinridge Lane, #4d, 40220,451-1445

Steven M. Blanchard

4122 Shelbyville Road, 40207,721-7217

Glenn R. Blincoe

4122 Shelbyville Road, 40207,895-2210

David B. Blount

8013 New LaGrange Road, 40222,425-7068

Robert S. Boden

332 West Broadway, Suite 1210,40202,584-2142

Winnie C. Boling

214 Parker Dr., LaGrange, 40031, 222-2216

Lauren Bollenback

309 Oread Road, 40207,

Matthew A. Bormann

311 Reasor Ave., Taylorsville, 40071,477-2248

James Paul Boyd

ULSD, 501 S. Preston St, 40292, 852-0707

David Braunstein

6402 Westwind Way, Suite 4, Crestwood, 40014, 365-4770

Kimberly B. Breslin

9800 Shelbyville Road, 40223,429-9945

Paul C. Brooks

3600 Lexington Road, 40207, 585-3926

Emily Brown

8250 Watterson Trail, 40218, 499-0234

Mark E. Bryan

1941 Bishop Lane Suite 109, 40218,459-3036

Henry Bunch

914 N. Dixie Ave., 42701, (270) 765-4727

Deborah A. Buzzard

2415 Lime Kiln Lane, 40222, 426-6089

Andrew Byme

4739 S Third St., 40214, 363-2344

David L. Calhoun

3934 Dixie Hwy Suite 420, 40216,448-4834

Bernice A. Campbell

8013 New LaGrange Road, Suite 3,40222,426-4436

Michelle Carman

1504 S Seventh St. Road, 40208,636-5492

M. Ann Carnes

520 N Miles St" Elizabethtown, 42701,(270) 765-7408

Daniel O. Carroll

10258 Shelbyville Road. 40223,245-6744

Patrick M. Carroll

7513 New LaGrange Road, 40222,423-7868

Kevin B. Carter

2902 Taylorsville Road, 40205, 451-1400

Tammra Sue Catron

3701 Hopewell Road, Suite 100,40299,266-5661

Jerry Caudill

6011 Hwy. 55, Campbellsburg, 40011, 414-1114

Gregory W. Cecil

11302 Preston Hwy, 40229, 955-8845

Dan Clagett

551 Westport Road, Suite A, Elizabethtown, 42701, (270) 769-3306

Thomas J. Clark

5805 W. Hwy 22, Crestwood, 40014, 241-7116

Jay Ryan Clayweil

621 North Third St., Bardstown, 40004,348-5901

Todd T. Cochran

950 N Mulberry, Suite 170, Elizabethtown, 42701, (270) 360-1084

Paula Collins

501 S Preston St" 40292, 852-0698

Charles Kent Conder

3564 Willow Way, Shepherdsville, 40165, 955-1606