In honor of Independence Day, we will have modified hours for all 4 of our Urgent Care clinics on Monday, July 4. They will be open 8 a.m. -noon.
You may have seen a gorgeous heart in front of the Richard and Annette Bloch Cancer Care Pavilion at our Westwood Campus. The artist is Lynn Meredith, who Toby spoke with for this week's blog post.
Dr. William Parker, urologic oncologist, discusses Retzius-sparing radical prostatectomy, a surgical procedure offering superior continence recovery after a prostatectomy in terms of early urinary control.
Toby's latest blog post about the vice president of cardiac services, Barbara MacArthur, got its start a year ago. At his first public relations-type event with health system: the Kansas City Parade of Hearts.
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.
The CDC recommends all people age 5 and over get their COVID-19 vaccine as soon as possible. We've compiled a list of common questions to help inform you why COVID-19 vaccination is so important.
Primary vaccination series, first booster, second booster, it can be quite confusing to keep the COVID-19 vaccinations clear. Here, we’ll help explain who should have booster shot(s) and when.
It’s crucial for young men to know how, when and why to perform testicular exams, but many don't. That's why Jeffery Holzbeierlein, MD, urology chair, shares 3 things men should know about testicular exams.
This week, Toby completes his 2-parter on Great Bend. As mentioned in Part 1, it's often discussed how to get young people to stay or return to their community. In this post, Toby found some who returned to Great Bend – and joined the health system as a result.
Recently, director of public relations Toby Cook visited The University of Kansas Great Bend Campus. In part 1 of a 2-part series, Toby shares what's great about Great Bend. KS.
Dr. Kevin Ault is 1 of 15 voting members on a committee studying infectious diseases for the CDC. In this week's post, Toby examines what this means, and how it impacts millions of people.
You could be walking around with an unruptured brain aneurysm. But don’t panic – the Brain Aneurysm Foundation estimates that about 1 in 50 people in the U.S. has an unruptured brain aneurysm. Director of Endovascular Neurosurgery, Koji Ebersole, MD, says people are surprised to learn that the majority of aneurysms don’t cause any symptoms.
We are celebrating Health System Week AND Nurse and Nursing Support Staff Week at the health system, which is a big darn deal as Toby explores.
In his search for a doctor to feature leading up to Mother's Day, Toby spotted a familiar name: Winblad. This week, he shares his connection with Dr. Onalisa Winblad, director of breast imaging, and how that's just 1 of the hundreds of connections that makes healthcare a small world.
There are more than 400 people in the lab, who refer to specimens as “patients.” This week, Toby introduces you to the intensely professional people with a passion for this crucial lab work.
Toby examines how The Proton Center's preopening celebration had to adjust on the fly so attendees were only blown away by the technology and not the wind.