| Name | Title | Area of Expertise |
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| Ashley Herrington | Chief Operating Officer | Healthcare leadership, service line expansion, revenue cycle improvement, compliance |
| Cathy Stewart | VP / Patient Care Services & Chief Nursing Officer | Nursing leadership, patient care quality, and operational management |
| Brittany Clemons | Chief Quality Officer | Quality assurance, patient safety, and addiction services program development |
| Kenneth Green, MD | Chief Medical Officer | Medical leadership and healthcare service delivery |
Department |
Average Fees |
Common Procedures |
Cost Variations |
Financial Assistance |
Cardiology |
$3,500 - $15,000 |
- Echocardiogram: $3,500
- Angioplasty: $12,000
- Stress Test: $4,500
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Higher costs for interventional procedures like stent placements. |
Discounts up to 35% for uninsured; financial aid available based on income. |
Neurology |
$2,500 - $20,000 |
- EEG: $2,500
- MRI Brain Scan: $5,000
- Stroke Care: $20,000
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Varies by diagnostic tests; inpatient stroke care significantly higher. |
Sliding scale based on income; assistance for uninsured available. |
Oncology |
$5,000 - $50,000 |
- Chemotherapy: $5,000/session
- Radiation Therapy: $30,000/course
- PET Scan: $6,000
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Costs depend on treatment cycles and therapy type. |
Payment plans offered; financial aid for those meeting eligibility. |
Orthopedics |
$5,000 - $25,000 |
- Joint Replacement: $18,000
- Arthroscopy: $7,500
- Fracture Repair: $10,000
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Complex surgeries or additional therapy raise costs. |
Up to 100% assistance for qualifying low-income patients. |
Outpatient Services |
$250 - $5,000 |
- Lab Tests: $250-500
- X-rays: $500
- Physical Therapy: $200/session
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Costs vary by service complexity and frequency. |
Prompt-pay discount of 10%; additional financial aid possible. |
| Special Program | Details |
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| Financial Assistance | Patients with incomes up to 300% of the federal poverty level are eligible for 100% assistance, with a minimum of 80% assistance for incomes up to 400%. Applications require proof of family size, income, and medical bills. |
| Home Health Services | Includes Alzheimer´s and dementia care, chronic disease management, skilled nursing, infusion therapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy, pain management, and personal emergency response systems. |
| Day Care & Memory Support | Memory support programs offer assistance with daily living, medication management, and dementia-trained staff. Includes Memory Care Café events, educational speaker series, and support groups. |
| Palliative Care | Focus on symptom management, stress relief for patients and loved ones, and providing emotional support. Suitable for patients with serious illnesses and integrated with other ongoing treatments. |
| Medical Social Work and Support | Social workers assist with patient and caregiver training, discharge planning, and connecting patients to additional resources or support networks. |
| Nutritional Counseling | Provides in-home assessments and dietary advice tailored to individual health needs. |
| Behavioral Health Nursing | Support for psychological well-being, including managing anxiety and depression associated with chronic or severe illnesses. |
| Smooth Transition from Hospital to Home | Assistance in transitioning patients effectively from hospital stays to home care, ensuring continuity of care and rehabilitation. |
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| Payment Plan Option | Details |
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| Flexible Payment Schedules | Offers customized schedules based on patient needs and balance amount. May range from 3 to 60 months. |
| Interest-Free Payment Plans | Patients can pay the original cost of care over a set period without any additional interest or fees. |
| Installment Payments | Payments can be split into smaller, manageable amounts to be paid monthly. |
| Third-Party Financing | Medical credit card options or third-party services may provide financing, with interest applied in some cases.|
| Upfront Payment Options | Some plans may require a partial upfront payment, particularly for uninsured patients. |
| Zero Credit Check Plans | Payment plans available without credit checks, making them accessible to all patients. |
| Automatic Monthly Payments | Monthly payments can be automatically debited from bank accounts or credit cards. |
| No Payment Limit Plans | No restrictions on the number of bills included in the flexible payment plans. |
| Financial Assistance Programs | Eligibility-based assistance may cover partial or full bills for qualifying patients. |
| Deferred Interest Plans | Payments begin interest-free, but interest may apply if balance isn’t cleared by the end of a specified period.|
| Multiple Payment Channels | Accepts payment via personal check, debit/credit cards, money orders, or automatic bank drafts. |
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| Department | Financial Counseling Services Offered |
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| Billing and Financial Assistance | Owensboro Health Twin Lakes Medical Center offers financial counseling services Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM. Assistance includes reviewing eligibility for financial aid and guidance on available solutions to manage costs. Incomes up to 300% of the federal poverty level may qualify for 100% financial assistance, with scaled aid available for incomes up to 400% of the poverty level. Uninsured patients receive automatic discounts ranging from 10% to 35%. Financial counselors can also assist in applying for Medicaid or Social Security Disability. |
| Pricing and Estimates | The hospital provides a cost estimate tool to help patients understand treatment costs prior to care. Patients can request a "Good Faith Estimate" in writing at least one business day before scheduled medical services. This estimate includes costs for medical items, related services, and facilities. |
| Additional Financial Support | Prompt-pay discounts of 10% are available for most out-of-pocket expenses. Payment plans and options for flexible schedules are also offered. |
| Category | Accommodations |
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| Physical Accessibility | Wheelchair-accessible entrances, elevators, and restrooms; designated parking spaces for patients with disabilities. |
| Assistive Devices | Access to mobility aids such as wheelchairs and walkers, along with adaptive equipment for patient care as needed. |
| Communication Aids | Availability of interpreters, including sign language interpreters; access to communication boards and assistive listening devices. |
| Priority Services | Expedited services for patients with severe disabilities or urgent special needs; tailored admission procedures. |
| Staff Training | Specialized training for staff on providing inclusive care to patients with disabilities, including sensitivity and accessibility best practices. |
Department |
Digital Health Service |
Details |
Support for Patient Care |
Patient Portal |
MyChart |
Allows patients to access medical records, medications, test results, appointments, and billing information. |
Enhances accessibility by centralizing patient information and supports seamless follow-up care. |
Telemedicine |
Virtual Consultations |
Provides real-time consultations through video or telephone for chronic or acute care needs. |
Improves accessibility for patients unable to attend in-person visits and ensures continuity of care. |
Remote Monitoring |
Vital Sign Monitoring |
Daily monitoring of vital signs such as heart rate, oxygen levels, blood pressure, temperature, and weight via digital devices. |
Allows early identification of health changes, reducing the need for hospital visits. |
Virtual Observation |
MedSitter Program |
Enables two-way audio-visual observation of at-risk patients to ensure safety and timely interventions. |
Enhances patient safety while reducing in-room observation demands on nursing staff. |
Chronic Care Management |
Health Coaching |
Personalized guidance and education to help patients manage conditions and interpret health metrics. |
Empowers patients in managing chronic conditions and promotes preventive care. |
Integrated Services |
Epic EHR System |
Integrates hospital and clinic visits, lab work, and imaging into one shared record accessible through the patient portal. |
Ensures cohesive care delivery and simplifies healthcare management for patients and providers. |
Specialty Care |
Home-Based Monitoring |
Provides remote monitoring tailored to specific conditions such as cardiac care and post-surgical recovery. |
Supports recovery and condition management at home, reducing hospital readmissions. |
Department |
Educational Programs |
Details |
Pediatrics |
Rotation Programs |
Focus on neonatal care and pediatrics under supervision. |
Cardiology |
Rotation Programs |
Includes practical sessions on cardiac diagnostics and treatments. |
Psychiatry |
Rotation Programs |
Focus on mental health assessment and psychiatric care. |
Family Medicine |
Rotation & Core Training |
Primary care focus with patient-centric approaches. |
Internal Medicine |
Core Rotations |
In-depth training in internal medical conditions and therapeutics. |
Surgery |
Practical Training |
Hands-on surgical training in various specialties. |
Emergency Medicine |
Selective Rotations |
Emergency care with exposure to critical cases. |
Women’s Health |
Core Rotations |
Practical experience with gynecology and obstetrics. |
Radiology |
Clinical Education |
Involves observation, assistance, and hands-on radiographic techniques. |
Infectious Diseases |
Elective Rotations |
Focuses on diagnostic and treatment strategies for infections. |
Department |
Clinical Trials |
Development of Treatments/Devices |
Impact on Healthcare Professionals |
Cardiology |
Evaluation of milvexian´s impact on reducing major adverse cardiovascular events. |
Study includes novel anticoagulant therapies in cardiovascular care. |
Advances knowledge in anticoagulant management and cardiovascular risk assessment. |
Cancer |
Participation in ComboMATCH genetic screening trials and others with University of Kentucky Markey Cancer Center and SWOG Cancer Research Networks. |
Development of targeted therapies and genetic-based treatment protocols for solid tumors and other cancers. |
Improves oncologists’ expertise in genetic testing and precision medicine approaches. |
Wound Care |
No specific clinical trial listed. |
Use of hyperbaric oxygen therapy and advanced biological dressings for chronic wounds. |
Enhances skills in applying state-of-the-art wound care and customized treatment protocols. |
Department |
Affiliations |
Professional Development Programs |
Cardiology |
Accredited by The Joint Commission |
- Certifications in ACLS provided at no cost - Tuition reimbursement for further education |
Emergency Medicine |
Accredited by The Joint Commission |
- Nurse Residency Programs - Training in Basic Life Support (BLS) |
Nursing |
Affiliated with Owensboro Health System |
- Nurse Extern Program - Nursing Professional Advancement Program - Collaboration with University of Louisville for BSN Program |
Wound Care |
Healogics Center of Distinction |
- Specialized wound care training - Clinical Excellence Programs |
Medical Laboratory |
Part of Owensboro Health System |
- Medical Laboratory Scientist Program |
Family Medicine |
Part of Owensboro Health System |
- Family Medicine Residency Program |
Department |
Certification/Accreditation |
Accrediting Body |
Emergency Medicine |
Level IV Trauma Center |
American College of Surgeons (ACS) |
General Hospital Services |
Gold Seal of Approval® |
The Joint Commission |
Wound Healing |
Center of Distinction |
Healogics |
Department |
Opportunity |
Details |
Exercise Science |
Internship |
Available for students to gain hands-on experience in exercise science-related fields. |
Physical Therapy |
Internship |
Includes supervised practice in physical therapy at Twin Lakes facilities. |
Physical Therapy |
Volunteer/Observation Opportunities |
Opportunities for students to observe and learn about physical therapy practices. |
Allied Health |
Volunteer/Observation Opportunities |
Exposure to various allied health practices under supervision. |
General Medical |
Volunteer/Observation Opportunities |
Offers observation experiences in clinical and non-clinical settings. |
Department |
Awards Received |
Wound Healing Center |
- 2020 Center of Distinction Award by Healogics
- 2020 Clinical Excellence Award by Healogics
- 2022 Center of Distinction Award by Healogics
- 2021 Center of Distinction Award by Healogics
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Hospital |
- Chartis Top 100 Rural & Community Hospitals (2025)
- Kentucky Hospital Association (KHA) Quality Award (2020)
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Addiction Services |
Kentucky Hospital Association (KHA) Quality Award recognition for opioid program (2020) |
Primary Care |
2024 Twin Lakes Best of the Best, Best Primary Care Physician (Dr. George Lawrence) |
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Allergy & Immunology |
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Anesthesiology |
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Cardiovascular Disease |
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Critical Care Medicine |
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Diagnostic Radiology |
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Emergency Medicine |
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Family Medicine |
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Gastroenterology |
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Hematology/Oncology |
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Hip & Knee Orthopedic Surgery |
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Hospital Medicine |
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Internal Medicine |
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Internal Medicine/Pediatrics |
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Neurology |
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Nuclear Medicine |
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Nurse Practitioner |
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Obstetrics & Gynecology |
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Occupational Medicine |
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Oncology |
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Ophthalmology |
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Optometry |
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Orthopedic Surgery |
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Pain Medicine |
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Pathology |
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Pediatrics |
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Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation |
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Psychiatry |
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Public Health & General Preventive Medicine |
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Pulmonology |
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Radiology |
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Sports Medicine |
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Surgery |
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Urology |
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Vascular & Interventional Radiology |
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| Department/Service | Financial Assistance Program Details | Payment Plans | Emergency Care Guarantee | Discounted Services | Alternative Insurance Guidance |
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| Financial Counseling | Financial counseling available Mon-Fri 8am-4:30pm. Applications and help provided. | Yes, upon request | No advance payment required for emergency care | Automatic 10% discount for uninsured. Up to 35% total discount possible (additional 25%) even without full aid qualification. | Assistance with Medicaid/Social Security Disability applications for eligible patients. |
| Financial Assistance Application | Form available online, by mail, and at hospital or business offices. Requires documentation of income, assets, household size. | Yes, if not eligible for full financial assistance | Free emergency and medically necessary care if household income is =300% Federal Poverty Level and no other assets to pay. | Discounted emergency/medically necessary care for incomes =400% Federal Poverty Level. Never pay more than insured patients for same care. | Patient advocacy and guidance on applying for Medicaid/other public coverage programs. |
| Billing & Collections | Policy and plain language summary provided in English and Spanish. | Yes | No delays or denial for emergency care due to inability to pay. | 10% prompt-pay discount for most out-of-pocket amounts. | Guidance provided by Patient Financial Advocates. |
| Patient Financial Advocate | Staff available in clinics, hospital, business center, by phone or email. | Yes | Available 24/7 in Emergency Department. | All financial assistance info available free in person, online, or by mail. | Assistance identifying public and other insurance programs. |
| Emergency Department | Open 24/7. Financial assistance and advocacy available onsite. | Not required for emergencies | No advance payment or arrangement needed for emergency care. | Free or discounted care for eligible uninsured. | Help with charity care and public insurance eligibility. |
| Uninsured Discounts | 10% automatic discount for uninsured. Up to 35% total discount possible. | Yes | N/A | Applies even if not eligible for financial aid via program. | Help applying for coverage and information on health exchange options.|
| Prompt-Pay Discount | 10% discount for prompt payment of out-of-pocket amounts. | Yes | N/A | Discount applies regardless of financial aid status. | N/A |
Department |
Research Institution or Lab |
Affiliated Universities or Research Centers |
Collaboration Details |
Affiliations |
Owensboro Health |
None specified |
Partnership to enhance healthcare delivery in Grayson County and surrounding areas. Includes shared resources and management practices. |
Broadband for Care |
Grayson County Healthcare Foundation |
None specified |
Invested in expanding broadband internet to improve telehealth, remote monitoring, and access to medical education and research. |
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| Department | Mentorship Program Description | Structured for Trainees or Recent Graduates? |
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| Graduate Medical Education | Structured mentorship program across 16 residency and fellowship programs, including training of mentors and accountability mechanisms. Offers career planning, networking, and skill advancement support. | Yes |
| Nursing | Structured mentorship lasting 6 months to a year focused on transition to professional roles, skill-building, and stress management. Includes mentor training and ongoing program support. | Yes |
| Clinical Research | NIH-funded R25 summer training program for underserved trainees, offering 10-week research experience, career development, and long-term mentoring. | Yes |
| Rehabilitation Services | Career and mentorship opportunities for new nursing and therapy professionals in entry-level roles. Specific details not outlined. | Yes |