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Last updated at 6/25/2026 @ 10:40AM.
Beshear implements last-minute save for Lee Specialty Clinic (WHAS11)
Source: YouTube/WHAS11; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJY8t_np1rQ
I want help, not blame on GOP from Beshear on Medicaid cuts | Opinion (Courier-Journal)
This afternoon, like many Kentuckians, I received an email from Gov. Andy Beshear’s communications office. The subject line read, “The General Assembly’s Senseless and Avoidable Budget Cuts Are Hurting Kentuckians.” As the mother of a 20-year-old son with profound autism, my heart skipped a beat. I am all too familiar with the terrifying reality of service cuts. My life is dictated by them.
Governor to use Capitol Annex renovation money to cover Lee Specialty Clinic (WLKY)
Kentucky’s governor said he’s going to use money slotted for the Capitol annex renovation to help save a clinic at risk of losing millions in funding.
*REPORTED* Governor Andy Beshear Expected to Announce Restoration of Funding for the Lee Clinic
According to Representative Jason Nemes (R), Majority Whip, and member of the Medicaid Oversight and Advisory Board, Governor Andy Beshear is expected to announce on Thursday, June 25th, that funding for the Lee Specialty Clinic will be restored.
Families plead with KY leaders: ‘Work together to find a solution’ and keep Lee Clinic open (Kentucky Lantern)
For more than an hour on Wednesday, parents and community advocates pleaded with Kentucky leaders to reverse budget cuts that threaten to shutter Lee Specialty Clinic in Louisville.
Today’s The Day – Medical Oversight Advisory Board (MOAB) Meeting In Frankfort @ 1PM
For the very latest updates/info – please visit the Facebook event page discussion tab at https://www.facebook.com/events/2016794999713210/?active_tab=discussion
Lex’s Story (Lex Hendrix)
I have been on the Lee Speciality Clinic waitlist for nearly two years.
I am a 26 year old with autism, ocd, and epilepsy. Finding comprehensive care has been incredibly challenging for me as I usually have to travel to multiple counties to get the care that I need. For example, I have to travel near Cincinnati annually for dental work so that I can be sedated for the safety of myself and everyone around me.