Owensboro Health

Owensboro Health donated $100,000 to the Western Kentucky Regional Blood Center that will be used for the purchase of a new bloodmobile. The second bloodmobile is designed to accommodate more blood drives with additional donors each year.

You can take a FREE virtual cooking class from the comfort of your own kitchen. The class will focus on meal planning and healthy, balanced dinner meals. Registration ends soon.

Many attended the "stay in your vehicle drive-thru prayer vigil" that was held on Tuesday afternoon at Owensboro Health Regional Hospital. All to support our health care workers and hospital patients.

The Owls (Owensboro Women Living Socially) group are hosting a 'stay in your vehicle drive-thru prayer vigil' on Tuesday afternoon. It's a small way to support doctors, nurses, hospital staff and patients during this difficult time.

These may be the cutest Halloween photos you see today! They feature the infants of Owensboro Health's Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.

Angel here and I'm sharing my recent mammogram experience. I hope I am able to SQUASH any anxieties you may have about the process.

Owensboro Health has teamed up with Daviess County Public Schools to give away bicycle helmets to kids Friday. Here's where and how to get yours.

Owensboro-based printing business, Greenwell Chisholm, is helping make personal protective equipment for frontline health workers. #HERO

Every afternoon Governor Andy Beshear gives an update to how Kentucky is handling, combating and recovering from COVID-10. He always shows positive highlights from around the State. Owensboro made the highlights reel today.

Tomorrow evening, Owensboro Women Living Socially are hosting a drive-in prayer vigil at Owensboro Health and they want to extend the invitation to join them to you.

This morning, employees at Owensboro Health Regional Hospital were greeted with a variety of signs thanking them for their dedication and hard work during the crisis.

If you are experiencing a fever, cough or shortness of breath, a triage nurse will be standing by to take your call. If you think you may have the virus, it's imperative that you call the Owensboro Health Coronavirus Hotline. Here's what you need to know.