Where is UK Kentucky Clinic?

The UK Kentucky Clinic, located adjacent to the UK Albert B. Chandler Hospital in Lexington, is a primary outpatient facility for UK HealthCare. It serves as a key training site for students across various health disciplines, offering exposure to ambulatory care and specialty services in a clinical setting.

• Medicine: Training in outpatient care across specialties such as cardiology, endocrinology, and gastroenterology for medical students and residents.
• Nursing: Clinical experiences for nursing students focusing on patient education, chronic disease management, and preventive care.
• Dentistry: Education and practice in general and specialty dental care through the UK College of Dentistry clinics.
• Pharmacy: Rotations for pharmacy students in outpatient medication management and counseling.
• Allied Health: Training in areas such as audiology, speech-language pathology, and physical therapy through the College of Health Sciences.

The Kentucky Clinic provides a dynamic learning environment where students gain practical experience in managing a wide range of health conditions in an outpatient context. Its integration with UK HealthCare’s broader network allows for seamless collaboration with inpatient services and access to advanced diagnostic tools. The clinic emphasizes patient-centered care, teaching students to build strong relationships with patients while addressing their healthcare needs. This campus is essential for preparing healthcare professionals to excel in ambulatory settings, where preventive and ongoing care play a critical role in improving community health outcomes.