BROOKSVILLE — Northern Kentucky Family Health Inc. will break ground Wednesday for a $1 million primary care medical center.

        The new center between Brooksville and Augusta will replace Northern Kentucky Family Health's smaller facility on Madison Street in Brooksville. Scheduled to open in August at Ky. 19 and the AA Highway, the 6,000-square-foot center will include eight examination rooms.

        Serving residents of Bracken and surrounding counties, the canter is one of seven primary care medical facilities run by Northern Kentucky Family Health, a nonprofit community agency that provides care to patients regardless of ability to pay.

        “With this investment in Bracken County, we are strengthening the commitment we made three years ago to provide high-quality, low-cost medical care to the residents of Bracken and surrounding counties,” said Christopher Goddard, executive director of Northern Kentucky Family Health.

        “The new larger center will improve service to our current patients in Bracken, as well as Robertson, Mason, Harrison and Pendleton counties, and make us more accessible to other area residents.”

        The new center will be built on 2 acres once part of a horse farm donated by the family of Ann Moloney Thomas.

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