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When family members grow older, they sometimes lose their independence and are unable to live alone. Luckily, Kentucky is blessed with wonderful nursing facilities that can provide round-the-clock care for individuals in need.

Many Kentucky families know all too well what it’s like to lose a loved one. The death of a family member is one of life’s most difficult and stressful events.

Driving while under the influence of alcohol is one of the most dangerous things a person can do and, unfortunately, continues to be a problem in Kentucky and across the country.

A devastating accident that left your loved one with a traumatic brain injury was probably the last thing you expected to happen.

Successful medical treatment is a step-by-step process. Those in Kentucky and across the country who seek treatment rely on the knowledge and expertise of doctors, surgeons and other providers.

Ask Google, “How does it feel to place your parent in a nursing home?” and you’ll find the words “guilt” and “difficult” all over the screen. If you’ve ever placed a loved one in a nursing home, you likely share this sense of frustration.

From about mid-June, Kentucky weather prompts motorcycle enthusiasts to take to the open roads after the long winter.

As loved ones enter their golden years, they can lose mobility and independence. Luckily, the state of Kentucky has many long-term care facilities that specialize in providing living assistance for those who are not able to live alone.

Tractor-trailers are a convenient way to transport goods and merchandise throughout the country. These commercial vehicles utilize the many interstates and major highways that cross the state of Kentucky.

Getting behind the wheel of a motor vehicle these days can definitely be an adventure. Even a short drive can expose motorists to countless dangers.