NKY Health
Official local public health information, programs, and contact channels.
Open resource (opens in a new tab)Northern Kentucky Health Department
For agency guidance, use the public health source—not this directory.
Public Health
Connect clinical care
with community health.
Evidence-informed physician leadership, clear communication, and collaboration across the organizations that serve a community.
Clinical care and medical direction are considered within Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana, subject to applicable credentialing, privileges, agreements, jurisdictional requirements, and availability.
Make the guidance understandable—and usable.
UMD’s public health approach brings clinical perspective to the work of prevention, preparedness, and response. The emphasis is on helping teams understand what matters, who owns the next step, and how to communicate clearly when circumstances change.
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Clinical program consultation
Support for clinical questions, program workflows, and coordination with the appropriate public health and healthcare partners.
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Preparedness and response planning
Practical review of roles, communication, clinical escalation, and interagency coordination before an urgent problem develops.
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Communicable disease education
Translate official guidance into audience-appropriate education for professional teams, while keeping agency directives and source material distinct.
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Cross-sector collaboration
Help connect public health, EMS, correctional care, and community organizations around shared clinical concerns.
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Risk communication
Help teams explain what is known, what remains uncertain, and what people should do next—without overstating certainty.
A defined relationship, not an open-ended promise.UMD is an independent company. This site does not issue official health department alerts or replace public health reporting channels. Use the responsible public agency for current directives.
Keep learning
Useful places to start.
Project Firstline
Infection prevention education and training materials for frontline healthcare teams.
Open resource (opens in a new tab)Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Access and any continuing education terms are set by the publisher.
Correctional health resources
A starting point for public health guidance and resources relevant to correctional settings and transitions back to the community.
Open resource (opens in a new tab)Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Source content may change; confirm the applicable guidance.
Let’s talk about your team.
Discuss an ongoing relationship, a focused project, or an education engagement.