Community Outreach
Our commitment to our community is perhaps nowhere more apparent than in our multi-million dollar contribution to the well-being of those we call our neighbors, friends and loved ones.
Not only do we invest time and money in our staff, technology and buildings, we invest in research, education and our community’s overall health and well-being.
Read more about our investments in our online Report to Our Community.
We also partner with the University of Louisville School of Medicine to train more than 100 medical residents each year. And we perform more clinical research trials than any other health care organization in the region. That helps attract first-rate faculty and bring new medical technologies to Louisville.
A healthy Norton. A healthy community. The two have always been linked. It’s a tradition we will continue.
Here are some of the ways you can connect to the Norton Healthcare mission:
Is it just a rash or inflammatory breast cancer?
Inflammatory breast cancer (IBC) is form of breast cancer that often can be mistaken for a rash, allergic reaction or minor infection. Although it is aggressive and fast-growing, it is rare, accounting for 1% to […]
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Mask up and vote: Some practical tips for safer voting
Voting has never been like this before. To keep yourself and those around you safer, we’ve pulled together some tips for making social distancing and masking easier when you vote. Make a plan In-person early […]
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Performing joint replacements with precision that restores quality of life drives Kevin Himschoot, M.D.
For orthopedic surgeon Kevin Himschoot, M.D., the best part of his job is giving people back what they’ve lost. “Whether it’s getting back to skiing or kneeling and playing with their grandkids, I have the […]
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Norton Healthcare brings community COVID-19 testing to West Louisville
A permanent COVID-19 drive-thru testing site is open at the Republic Bank Foundation YMCA building at 1720 W. Broadway. Operated by Norton Healthcare, which has a medical practice in the same building, Norton Respiratory Illness Testing Center [...]
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Flu shots for pregnant women especially important this year
Seasonal flu is especially dangerous for pregnant women and their babies in normal times. With COVID-19 spreading at the same time, it’s especially important to get vaccinated this year. “If you’re pregnant, getting a flu […]
Read Full Story
Is it just a rash or inflammatory breast cancer?
Inflammatory breast cancer (IBC) is form of breast cancer that often can be mistaken for a rash, allergic reaction or minor infection. Although it is aggressive and fast-growing, it is rare, accounting for 1% to […]
Read Full Story
Mask up and vote: Some practical tips for safer voting
Voting has never been like this before. To keep yourself and those around you safer, we’ve pulled together some tips for making social distancing and masking easier when you vote. Make a plan In-person early […]
Read Full Story
Performing joint replacements with precision that restores quality of life drives Kevin Himschoot, M.D.
For orthopedic surgeon Kevin Himschoot, M.D., the best part of his job is giving people back what they’ve lost. “Whether it’s getting back to skiing or kneeling and playing with their grandkids, I have the […]
Read Full Story
Norton Healthcare brings community COVID-19 testing to West Louisville
A permanent COVID-19 drive-thru testing site is open at the Republic Bank Foundation YMCA building at 1720 W. Broadway. Operated by Norton Healthcare, which has a medical practice in the same building, Norton Respiratory Illness Testing Center [...]
Read Full Story
Flu shots for pregnant women especially important this year
Seasonal flu is especially dangerous for pregnant women and their babies in normal times. With COVID-19 spreading at the same time, it’s especially important to get vaccinated this year. “If you’re pregnant, getting a flu […]
Read Full Story
