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Project SpotlightHow a newly designed dashboard helps St. Claire provide better care for patients

Approximately 1.5 million Kentuckians, about a third of the commonwealth’s population, are insured through Medicaid.

Health care providers like clinics and hospitals can receive additional payments from the state and federal governments to expand Medicaid services as part of the Medicaid Directed Payment Program.

UK St. Claire Regional Medical Center recently joined the Medicaid Directed Payment Program but needed a way to track measures required to receive additional funds from the program.

Recognition

RecognitionUK ITS Annual Report highlights growth, security and collaboration

University of Kentucky Information Technology Services (UK ITS) has released its 2025 Annual Report, highlighting a year marked by expanded partnerships, strengthened cybersecurity and technology improvements that supported teaching, learning, research and patient care across the university and the Commonwealth.

Throughout 2025, UK ITS completed projects that delivered secure and accessible technology further advancing its mission to support education, research and health care.

ITS News

News

Important HR changes launching with SAP modernization in July

Ahead of this go-live date, there are additional dates that will have critical business impacts for HR operations as SAP will have multiple down times beginning July 7.

What students and support staff need to know about SAP downtimes and modernization launching in July

Ahead of the July 20, 2026, SAP go-live, some student processes and actions will be impacted. To prepare for the go-live date, all SAP systems will be down during the following times for planned maintenance: Thursday, July 16 at 6 p.m. - Monday, July 20 at 8 a.m.

How to spot and report the latest phishing attempts at UK

Today's phishing emails are so common; identifying them may seem straightforward. But as cybercrimes become more complex, phishing attempts aren’t always obvious.