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Discounted Summer Training For Youth To College Athletes

The 10-week program, which runs June 3-August 9, offers sessions for athletes who are 8 years old through college. Sign up by May 17 for the discount.

Join Us for the 2024 Hall of Fame Event

The University of Kansas Health System takes a moment every year to bestow its highest honor on a few individuals, companies and organizations that have enabled us to deliver world-class case to our patients.

Olathe Health Integration Begins

The University of Kansas Health System is taking steps toward delivering on the single, cohesive health system it promised after announcing a collaboration with Olathe Health in January 2023. As the 2 organizations integrate, we are applying the nati...

New Partnership To Focus on Rural Health

Supporting health care in rural Kansas communities is focus of new partnership.

New Treatment Available for High Blood Pressure

High blood pressure is a leading cause of heart disease and stroke, but for the first time in decades, there is a new way to treat high blood pressure, called renal denervation.

Say Thank You This Doctors' Day

Doctor's Day is Saturday, March 30. Let your doctor know you care, by sending them a message of thanks today.

OB-GYN Care Opens in Olathe

The University of Kansas Health System is now offering the latest in obstetric and gynecologic care at the Olathe Campus.

HURT! App for After-Hours Injuries

We’ve partnered with HURT!, for after hour access to free injury advice from orthopedic specialists.

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Toby's Take: Be a HERO, Break Bread

Several health system departments cook meals for Hope Lodge throughout the year. When it came time for Ronda Sprick’s team to participate, she joined it, loved it and decided to keep doing it on her own. Including picking up the tab herself.

Toby's Take: Currently at the Health System

The Kansas City Current women’s professional soccer team selected The University of Kansas Health System as its official healthcare provider beginning with the 2024 National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) season.

Common Pregnancy Questions

Get answers to your pregnancy questions. Doctors cover prenatal vitamins, morning sickness, weight gain, exercise, sex & more. Expert care at The University of Kansas Health System.

Accessing Care on Holidays

The University of Kansas Health System is committed to providing healthcare services to our patients, even on holidays. If you need care on a holiday, please visit our website or call us to learn about our available options.

7 Common Men’s Health Issues to Research

Men are expected to live 5 years less than women on average in the United States. “Men and women think very differently about healthcare. Whether it's anthropology or socialization, men think they're indestructible,” says Ajay Nangia, MD...

Ways to Focus on Health When You're Well

Schedule an annual wellness visit with your doctor to discuss your health history, get screenings, and develop a plan to stay healthy.

7 Ways to Turbocharge Your Athletic Performance

Whether you’re a dedicated athlete or a casual jogger, you strive to perform your best. How you fuel your body can impact your performance in sports and athletic activities. Let’s dive into 7 ways you can boost your athletic performance b...

Surgery to Permanently Treat Erectile Dysfunction

Erectile dysfunction, or ED, is common, and the risk of having erectile dysfunction increases with age. In the United States, it’s estimated that up to 40% of men by the age of 40 and 70% of men by the age of 80 have experienced some form of er...

Patient Stories

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UCL Surgery Keeps Dreams on Track

When a routine pre-season practice resulted in a torn UCL, McKenna Lester turned to The University of Kansas Health System.

'Defibrillator for the Brain' Keeps Mom Seizure-Free

As a busy mom to 5-year-old daughter Natalia, Mallory Contreras has plenty on her mind. But thanks to a special device implanted in her brain, she has one less thing to worry about: Having another seizure.

Stress Fracture Recovery Teaches Many Lessons

From triathlons to stress fractures, Emma's athletic journey teaches valuable lessons on injury, recovery, and listening to your body.

First-Time Screening Mammogram

“My dad had lung cancer, and I was there with him from his diagnosis until he passed away. I’m so glad I was able to do that, but I would do anything to ensure my children don’t have to go through the same thing – caring for a parent with advanced ca...

Second Opinion Saves Vision – and Life

When she was about 6 months pregnant with her second child, Amanda McRae began having vision problems. She told her obstetrician about them, and her physician said it was likely related to her pregnancy. Because your body experiences a lot of changes...

Surgery Provides Lasting Relief After Core Muscle Injury

Core muscle injuries are frequently overlooked, dismissed or misdiagnosed. It might be labeled a hip flexor strain, sore abs or a hernia. That’s why it’s important to communicate and seek out quality care. Read Zach Darche's story.

Pitcher is SEC-Bound After Tommy John Surgery

Jake Titus heard his elbow pop in spring 2022 during a game pitching for Ottawa High School. While the pop didn’t immediately cause him any pain, Jake knew things weren’t right when his pitches didn’t feel the same in the following week.