Even during changes, Jewish Hospital continues to grow and thrive. The hospital recently welcomed several new and renown physicians to its team. It successfully completed a record number of transplants and it received several national designations. These include the American … Read More
‘Step back, stop, breathe’ Every week, I write an email to all of Jewish Hospital, Frazier Rehab, along with all of the Jewish Medical Centers and Jewish Hospital Shelbyville, and several other members of the Catholic Health Initiatives family, reflecting … Read More
The prophet Ezekiel (11:16) states that wherever the Jewish people shall go, they are commanded to make a “mikdash me’at” – a small sanctuary, with an eternal light, so that they would remember that which is eternal in the midst … Read More
This month, Jewish Hospital and University of Louisville Hospital honored Veterans Day with a special tribute of a four-man color guard who did a presentation of colors provided by the Jeffersontown Legion 244, organized by our department of diversity and … Read More
Women of Reform Judaism’s Central District will hold a biennial gathering of women in Louisville November 3-6 with the theme “WRJ Central Rocks the Boat.” Those attending will discuss pressing challenges facing the Jewish community in the 21st Century and … Read More
Once upon a time, there was a man who owned a donkey. He would offer a ride on his donkey to those who were looking to cross the hot desert. One day, a man purchased this service and the customer, … Read More
There is a famous story about a chaplain who visited a jail to deliver a sermon to the inmates. While ascending the podium to speak, he tripped and fell flat on his face. The room erupted in laughter. He picked … Read More
Jewish Hospital was founded on a mission to provide free care to all, especially Jewish immigrants arriving to this country with little to no resources. The Torah teaches us that as we were once strangers in a strange land, so … Read More
Jewish Hospital has a long and illustrious history, serving the Louisville community as a resource for quality health care for all, long before other hospitals admitted African Americans or Jews, and continuing today, delivering cutting edge services in areas like … Read More
Louisville J-Serve is usually confined to the teens of the Jewish community, but this year it was opened up to all teens in Metro Louisville. Thanks to Rabbi Dr. Nadia Siritsky, vice president of mission at KentuckyOne Health, Louisville BBYO … Read More