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

Work for a national healthcare leader

Whether you’re just beginning your career or making a change, The University of Kansas Health System is a great place to work. Here, every team member is committed to providing high-quality care and service.

We continually add new team members to meet the growing demand for our services, and we offer opportunities at locations throughout the region.

If you have a passion for making a difference in the lives of the people we serve, learn more about our many career opportunities.

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Good Medicine

Good Medicine offers the latest news about The University of Kansas Health System and how we are advancing the power of medicine in the communities we serve and beyond.

Read stories about our patients and the professionals who care for them. Learn about our donors and community members who support our mission to provide the best possible healthcare available. And find out about our newest services and locations.

You can also get details about past and upcoming events.

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Caring for the Royal in you

The University of Kansas Health System is the official care provider of the Kansas City Royals – and the athlete in you. You can see the very same experts who care for the boys in blue, no matter your healthcare needs.

Our experts in sports medicine and orthopedics – and many other specialties – provide major league care for Kansas City's top athletes and for you and your family.

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My stroke stopped here

Robert Levene experienced a life-threatening stroke. Thanks to his sons acting FAST, he received world-class treatment and returned home with no lasting effects.

Our expert stroke team, the region’s largest, provides leading care in our Advanced Comprehensive Stroke Center. We have earned the field’s highest recognition for delivering gold-standard treatment to achieve the best outcomes.

Do you know the signs of stroke? Do you know your risk factors? Take our personalized quiz to learn more.

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Reimagining healthcare

More than 20 years ago, we embraced the charge of improving the health of the communities we serve. Today, The University of Kansas Health System is fulfilling this responsibility by caring for the people of our region and beyond in remarkable ways.

Explore our 2018 annual report to learn more about our latest achievements and milestones. Meet healthcare leaders who work each day to provide the best possible care. And meet a few of the patients who have benefited.

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Making headlines and making a difference.

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Longtime Collaboration of The University of Kansas Health System and Children's Mercy Bolstered by Transition of Certain Pediatric Specialty Care Providers and Clinics to Children's Mercy

Latest collaboration brings the highest level of pediatric care to children in the region.

Kansas Athletics Launches Groundbreaking New Model for Student-Athlete Care

Kansas Athletics is collaborating with The University of Kansas Health System and LMH Health to launch Kansas Team Health, a new model of care that makes the resources of The University of Kansas Health System and LMH Health available to provide the...

Resilience Toolbox Helps You Triumph Over Stress

Whether you are facing a medical illness or an imminent office deadline, it's important not to let stress consume you. Now, thanks to Turning Point, a program of The University of Kansas Health System, you can access skills online to help you cope wi...

10 Symptoms of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome

Learn about 10 symptoms of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) from Kansas City fertility specialist Courtney Marsh, MD.

Reducing Sports Injury Risks

As many athletes know, being diagnosed with a sports injury can be devastating. For Daniel Jackson, a receiver for Bishop Miege High School, it was not one but two injuries that kept him from playing his favorite sport for the entire 2018 season.

Deep Brain Stimulation Relieves Parkinson's Disease

Kathleen Thomas turned to her husband, Greg, and said simply, "I feel good." After brain surgery several weeks earlier, she'd had different thoughts. She'd looked in the mirror at her shaved head and bruised neck and chest and wondered, "What have I...

Integrative Health Transition

Integrative Health will discontinue services in June 2019.

Join Us for the Annual Hall of Fame Event

The University of Kansas Health System’s annual Hall of Fame ceremony takes place Tuesday, June 11, at The Westin Kansas City at Crown Center. These awards honor individuals and organizations that have played a vital role in our efforts to deliver wo...

A Gift From the Heart

Ida Mae "Mazie" Long loved her husband, Robert (Bob), through 52 years of marriage. From their meeting as undergraduate accounting majors at the University of Kansas, where both graduated in 1957, until Bob's death in 2009, Mazie was by his side. And...

Women and Heart Disease

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, one in four deaths is caused by heart disease. Heart disease is the leading cause of death for both men and women. But did you know heart disease is different in women? In a recent podcast...

OsteoCool Relieves Spinal Pain

Lifetime Kansas City resident Randy Long has always been one to do for himself or for others. The 39-year veteran of a local engineered building systems company has served as an engineering technician and as an IT support specialist. He maintains his...

Leg Pain? It Might Be Your Spine

Fred Bonadonna, doesn't spend a lot of time sitting around. As a professional barber, he's been standing for a living since 1967. After hours, he's active with golf, travel and family get-togethers. But in 2015, physical activity became less appealin...