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Due to the rapid rise in COVID-19 cases, we are prioritizing critical healthcare resources and reallocating services and support where necessary. Our commitment to your care is steadfast. View our COVID-19 updates, visitor policy and safety information.

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Your best option for treating cancer

NCI-designated cancer centers like The University of Kansas Cancer Center save more lives.

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We partner with The University of Kansas Medical Center to train tomorrow's healthcare leaders.

The right care for cervical cancer

The chances of surviving cervical cancer are greater when it's diagnosed early. This was the case for Nina Matthews, whose abnormal Pap smear led to a diagnosis of stage IB1 squamous cell cervical cancer. She turned to gynecologic oncology experts at The University of Kansas Cancer Center for treatment.

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Our team keeps the Kansas City Chiefs at their best and can keep you at your best too. We’re prepared to provide you with the same high-quality, comprehensive care.

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New year, new wellness screenings

It’s time for your annual wellness checkup. Primary care services are available at 11 community locations in the greater Kansas City area. Self-scheduling is available now through MyChart.

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Our optical shop locations have more than 700 top designer frames. We offer discounts for those without insurance and for customers looking to buy multiple pairs of glasses. Be sure to use your flexible spending account benefits before they expire!

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When you work for The University of Kansas Health System, you'll enjoy competitive compensation, excellent benefits and the pride of working for an organization that is truly making a difference. Learn more about our open positions.

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COVID-19 vs. the Flu

In the midst of a COVID-19 surge it may be the contagious illness that is top of mind, but health experts say you still must get your flu shot.

I Have COVID-19. Now What?

You've gotten the results: COVID-19 was detected. Here are some of the answers you’re looking for and guidance on what to do next.

Modified Hours for Martin Luther King Jr. Day

We will have modified hours for some locations in honor of the upcoming Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday, Jan. 17.

Top Ways You Can Help Fight COVID-19

The coronavirus isn’t stopping, and neither can we. Here are the top ways you can become an advocate for health and safety during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Top Doctors – Kansas City Magazine

Kansas City magazine published its annual Top Doctors issue and we had 147 of our physicians recognized this year.

Getting Better Sleep — Tips and Frequently Asked Questions

Getting a good night's sleep is beneficial for your overall health and well-being. Sleep specialist Damien Stevens, MD, shares 10 tips for better sleep.

Ear, Nose and Throat Care Now in Gladstone

Nationally-recognized ear, nose and throat (ENT) care is now available in Gladstone, Mo.

Modified Hours for Christmas, New Year’s Day

We will observe Christmas on Dec. 24 and New Year’s Day on Dec. 31. Many outpatient services and business offices will be closed or have modified hours during those holidays.

High School Softball Player Springs Back from Torn ACL, Meniscus

When Maggie Richardson jumped up to spike a volleyball, she knew her landing was different from normal. When she came down, she felt a shift in her knee.

Wrestler Battles Back from 2 Injuries

When Kody tore his ACL, our ACL injury reduction program helped him return to the mat. When he tore his labrum 2 years later, returning to the health system for his care was an easy decision.

Lifesaving and Transformative Proton Therapy

When Roman was diagnosed with stage 4 neuroblastoma of the abdomen, proton therapy saved his life.

Saturday Walk-In Clinic Helps Athlete Get Back on the Mat

After breaking and dislocating his collar bone during football season, Michael Solomon was able to compete in wrestling with the help of healthcare professionals at our Sports Medicine and Performance Center.