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Pro-Care Home Health is a locally owned and operated health care agency that offers a range of medical services. It provides skilled nursing and Medicaid home services, as well as physical, speech and occupational therapies. The agency serves patients in Ohio, Logan, Hopkins, Daviess, Warren, Christian, McLean, Webster and Henderson counties in Kentucky. Pro-Care Home Health offers household maintenance, laundry assistance, house cleaning and meal preparation services. It provides community-based waiver and medical social services. The agency is accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation for Healthcare Organizations. Pro-Care Home Health manages a staff of physicians, nurses and support personnel.

King Drug Home Care, located in Russellville, KY, is a leading provider of home medical equipment, pharmacy services, and respiratory care in Western Kentucky. They offer a comprehensive range of products, including CPAP supplies, diabetic care, oxygen services, and power mobility solutions to meet the diverse needs of their patients. Committed to delivering exceptional customer service, King Drug Home Care provides free delivery for those unable to visit their locations. The company also emphasizes convenience with online prescription management and medication synchronization, ensuring that patients receive the care and resources they deserve. Generated from the website

Jennie Stuart Memorial Hospital was the dream of Dr. Edward Stuart, a pioneer physician who practiced medicine in his home in Fairview, Kentucky. His dream became a reality shortly after the turn of the century when his beloved wife became the inspiration and legacy for a new hospital. Dr. Stuart was born in 1828, near Antioch Church. He graduated from St. Louis Medical College in 1851 and began his medical practice in the Crofton area. After two years, Dr. Stuart moved his practice to Fairview and conducted a modest medical practice in Fairview for the next 67 years, where The Stuart House still stands. He married Jane "Jennie" Vaughn, and they had two children: May, who died in her 20s, and Willie, who died in infancy.