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:
Sure, telehealth is safe, but for one cancer patient it’s just so convenient
Like many cancer patients, Misty Aubrey’s calendar is filled with appointments. She meets regularly with her oncologist, behavioral oncologist and neurologist. To be safer during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, she stopped meeting her […]
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Gaining skills on the job to rise from entry-level receptionist to office coordinator
Rachel Sheffield started as an entry-level receptionist at a primary care practice. With the help of a 12-week training program, she’s now the office coordinator of a busy urgent care center. Rachel participated in Norton […]
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Louisville native raises money for health care providers’ meals in her hometown
Ellen Werner, a Louisville native living and working in New York City, saw on social media that one of her friends in Charlotte, North Carolina, was collecting donations to purchase meals for health care workers […]
Read Full Story
Norton Healthcare to construct permanent express testing/low-contact center
Today Norton Healthcare officials announced an innovative concept in medical care that gives the community another option for low-contact health screenings. A permanent drive-thru/walk-up express health care site will be built on the corner of […]
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CDC warning about fitness classes as Kentucky and Indiana gyms reopen
With gyms set to reopen Monday in Indiana and June 1 in Kentucky, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is highlighting a unique COVID-19 risk in dance workout classes. A 112-person outbreak of […]
Read Full Story
Sure, telehealth is safe, but for one cancer patient it’s just so convenient
Like many cancer patients, Misty Aubrey’s calendar is filled with appointments. She meets regularly with her oncologist, behavioral oncologist and neurologist. To be safer during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, she stopped meeting her […]
Read Full Story
Gaining skills on the job to rise from entry-level receptionist to office coordinator
Rachel Sheffield started as an entry-level receptionist at a primary care practice. With the help of a 12-week training program, she’s now the office coordinator of a busy urgent care center. Rachel participated in Norton […]
Read Full Story
Louisville native raises money for health care providers’ meals in her hometown
Ellen Werner, a Louisville native living and working in New York City, saw on social media that one of her friends in Charlotte, North Carolina, was collecting donations to purchase meals for health care workers […]
Read Full Story
Norton Healthcare to construct permanent express testing/low-contact center
Today Norton Healthcare officials announced an innovative concept in medical care that gives the community another option for low-contact health screenings. A permanent drive-thru/walk-up express health care site will be built on the corner of […]
Read Full Story
CDC warning about fitness classes as Kentucky and Indiana gyms reopen
With gyms set to reopen Monday in Indiana and June 1 in Kentucky, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is highlighting a unique COVID-19 risk in dance workout classes. A 112-person outbreak of […]
Read Full Story
