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Our care team delivers high-quality, world-class care across 200+ medical specialties and areas of expertise.

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You have access to our services at 80+ primary and specialty locations throughout the Kansas City region.

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

Our partner in academic medicine

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

Kick your tobacco habit

November is lung cancer awareness month. If you're a smoker, what better time to talk with your physician about quitting?

Lung cancer is the No. 1 cause of cancer death in the United States. We provide programs and support to help you kick your tobacco habit and live a healthier life.

Reasons to quit

Convenient pharmacy services

It's easier than ever to get your prescriptions filled at our health system pharmacy locations. We provide several easy options for prescription refills, and we'll promptly deliver your order free of charge! We also offer reminder message alerts, competitive pricing, convenient hours and multiple locations.

You can also turn to our team for specialty pharmacy services and expert advice whenever you need it.

Making things easier

Back in the driver's seat

During 20 years of seizures, Jenn Krause saw 8 neurologists and had 10 MRIs. But when she visited epileptologists at The University of Kansas Health System, she was accurately diagnosed with epilepsy.

Advanced expertise and sophisticated technologies led to the diagnosis. Her care team offered a complete range of medical and surgical treatment options. Jenn chose surgery and, today, is seizure-free.

Read Jenn's story

Leading-edge care for women

Our women's healthcare specialists offer the region's most comprehensive services, meeting your needs through every stage of life.

Services include well-woman exams, advanced diagnostic and surgical procedures, high-risk pregnancy management, and hormone therapy and menopause care.

Expertise matters

Conquer sleep and sinus disorders

Our ear, nose and throat specialists provide the latest minimally invasive treatment options to help you breathe – and rest – easier.

Chronic sniffling and congestion? We offer a long-lasting cryotherapy for chronic sinusitis. Another procedure treats snoring and mild or moderate sleep apnea. And an effective technology can help you trade your CPAP machine for an implanted device – and a good night's sleep.

Breathe easier

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Thanksgiving Holiday Hours

The University of Kansas Health System's ambulatory clinics will be closed Thursday, Nov. 28, and Friday, Nov. 29

Open Enrollment - Now is the Time to Enroll

It's open enrollment time for health insurance coverage. Sign up for your new insurance plan through the Affordable Care Act before the deadline of Dec. 15.

Staying Calm During the Holidays

The resilience experts at Turning Point offer 5 self-calming strategies to help you stay relaxed during the hectic holiday season.

Trikafta Therapy for Cystic Fibrosis

The FDA recently approved a breakthrough drug for people with cystic fibrosis called Trikafta™. Trikafta therapy is dramatically improving lung function in patients with the genetic disease. As 1 of 3 hospitals that participated in the clinical...

Affordable Weight-Loss Surgery Helps Marla Live Fuller Life

Gastric sleeve surgery always had been out of reach for Marla Cantwell, 61. Her health insurance didn't cover it, and the out-of-pocket expense at hospitals near Monett, Missouri, where she lives, was more than $25,000. Then a friend told her about T...

Advanced Treatment for Rare CIDP Nerve Disease

A career in farming demands strength, stamina and a degree of fitness. Those are qualities Ron Reidlinger took for granted until he was in his early 40s. Ron and his brother work 1,500 acres of corn, soybeans and livestock near the rural town of Darl...

Clinics Relocating in Medical Pavilion

With the completion of the Medical Pavilion's expansion, clinical teams are transitioning to their new spaces.

Health system to host December open house for spring nursing graduates

The University of Kansas Health System invites all nursing students who plan to graduate with either a BSN or ADN this spring to bring their resume to a special open house.

How to Enjoy Halloween with Food Allergies

Halloween can be a tricky day for children with food allergies. Marissa Love, MD, an allergist at The University of Kansas Health System, shares her tips for enjoying holiday treats without an allergic reaction.

Opioids, Opiates and Other Options

When the Sumerians of southwest Asia wrote about the "joy plant" in 3400 B.C., they weren't just happy to gaze upon the striking red flowers. This is the earliest known reference to the opium poppy, and the Sumerians discovered that the milky fluid d...

Living Kidney Donor Offers Second Chance at Life

When Trish Ford received a diagnosis of polycystic kidney disease (PKD) at age 30, she was shocked. She'd been struggling with stomach pain and high blood pressure since she was a teenager, but never imagined the underlying cause was PKD. "They...

Expert Care Improves Rare Myositis

Gene Fox thought he was just out of shape. The 62-year-old hospice chaplain admits he was overweight and rarely exercised. But when he tried to wash his hair on a May 2018 morning, he couldn't raise his arms high enough to do the job. Gene and his wi...