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Kick off 2023 with 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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Caring for the Kingdom

Whether you’re a pro athlete, a student athlete or a fan who likes to stay active, you can see the same experts who care for the Chiefs and help them prepare for the playoffs.

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Affordable weight-loss surgery

Gastric sleeve surgery always had been out of reach for 61-year-old Marla Cantwell. Then a friend told her about bariatric surgery at The University of Kansas Health System, and her life was changed.

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If you’re feeling like it’s time for a change and you have a passion for improving the lives of others, we have a spot for you! We have open roles in patient care, hospitality, tech and so much more.

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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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Indian Creek Campus Walk-In Lab Services Relocating

Walk-in laboratory services in the hospital at Indian Creek Campus have temporarily relocated to a nearby building on campus.

Stay Safe in Extreme Winter Weather

Winter can pack a wicked weather punch, we offer some safety tips here to help you prepare for severe winter weather and avoid the hazardous risks.

Toby's Take: GiveLifeKC

This is the exhausting, never-ending world of keeping hospitals only days ahead in the blood-supply game.

Orthopedic Walk-In Hours

We now offer a walk-in clinic for orthopedic injuries at our Indian Creek Campus in Overland Park, Kansas, from 8 a.m.-7 p.m., Monday-Friday.

Toby's Take: When the Phone Rings Christmas Morning

The meteorological Polar Express that battered Kansas City – and much of the country – busted pipes all over the place. That included the Urgent Care at T-Mobile Center downtown, several other locations and The University of Kansas Health System Mari...

Human Milk Donations Are Needed — How to Help

The University of Kansas Health System serves as a milk depot in partnership with the Oklahoma Mothers’ Milk Bank.

Allergy and Immunology Services Available in Gladstone

Our Englewood Center location in Gladstone, MO now offers allergy and immunology services.

Top Doctors – Kansas City Magazine

Kansas City magazine published its annual Top Doctors issue and we had 160 of our physicians recognized this year.

High School Athlete Overcomes Labrum Injury to Play College Football

“There’s not too many people who can say they're standing face to face with the same doctor who treated Patrick Mahomes’ knee,”

Focused Ultrasound Relieves Essential Tremor

For more than a decade, Evelyn Bowen dealt with the frustration of her hands shaking so much that she often had to use a spoon to eat instead of a fork. She used straws to drink because the tremors would cause her drinks to spill.

Midwifery Delivers Desired Birth Experience

As a medical professional, Kara Armato knows state-of-the-art healthcare. When she caught COVID-19 during the second trimester third pregnancy, the midwifery care team at The University of Kansas Health System were there to help - following up freque...

Rehab Hall of Fame Honors Patient’s Dedication

The Rehabilitation Hall of Fame recognizes achievements of patients who have overcome significant medical challenges, and celebrates the efforts of the care team that helped them on their journeys. Ethan Payne was the 2021 recipient, and through his...