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03/13/2026

High school athlete Gage Coen shares his long road back to sports after a severe tib/fib fracture and months of rehab.

The Kansas City Current's season opener is right around the corner! To help us prepare, the team's Teal Mobile visited o...
03/12/2026

The Kansas City Current's season opener is right around the corner! To help us prepare, the team's Teal Mobile visited our 39th and Rainbow campus earlier this week. It was driven by a special VIP: Raven Jemison, president, of the KC Current.

Today is World Kidney Day, a day to recognize the importance of kidney health as well as raise awareness of chronic kidn...
03/12/2026

Today is World Kidney Day, a day to recognize the importance of kidney health as well as raise awareness of chronic kidney disease. Follow the link in the comments to learn the 8 golden rules for reducing the risk of developing kidney disease.

03/12/2026

After 20 years of heart failure, Mike Sellars was told he’d wait a year for a transplant—then got the call in just six weeks.

On Monday, before the start of the Big 12 Tournament, Baby Jay took a detour to visit staff on few of our inpatient unit...
03/11/2026

On Monday, before the start of the Big 12 Tournament, Baby Jay took a detour to visit staff on few of our inpatient units at our 39th and Rainbow campus. ❤️ 💙❤️

Join us in congratulating our Heroes in Healthcare who were recognized in last month's issue of Ingram's Magazine! These...
03/11/2026

Join us in congratulating our Heroes in Healthcare who were recognized in last month's issue of Ingram's Magazine! These individuals go above and beyond to support the health system, our patients and their colleagues:

Dennie Anderson, director, care management at Liberty Hospital
Adam Olberding, MSN, RN, CCRN, senior director of nursing for critical care and emergency services
Charles Rozanski, vice president, orthopedics and sports medicine

03/11/2026

Joe Meyers is the 600th patient to receive the WATCHMAN implant in Olathe—helping him live actively without lifelong blood thinners.

Do you know a high school or college-aged student interested in the nursing profession? The University of Kansas Health ...
03/10/2026

Do you know a high school or college-aged student interested in the nursing profession? The University of Kansas Health System’s Nurse Academy is a one-day program that will give interested students the opportunity to practice hands-on nursing skills, learn about different fields within nursing and tour patient care delivery areas at The University of Kansas Health System.

Three sessions of Nurse Academy are available this summer:

Session 1: June 17
Session 2: July 8
Session 3: July 22

The deadline to apply is April 1. Learn more: https://jobs.kansashealthsystem.com/pathways-to-nursing

The spring sunshine feels fantastic, but it can also be damaging your eyes. It’s Save Your Vision month, and you can do ...
03/10/2026

The spring sunshine feels fantastic, but it can also be damaging your eyes. It’s Save Your Vision month, and you can do your part by choosing the right sun protection for your eyes. That includes selecting the best sunglasses and understanding how your medications could make you vulnerable to eye damage. Get more tips: https://bit.ly/2VLl57P

03/10/2026

Diagnosed at 20 and once wheelchair-bound, Jasper Mumford is back in college and walking again—thanks to specialized MS care and rehabilitation.

If you or someone you know is in crisis, you are not alone. If you need resources, call the NAMI HelpLine at 1-800-950-6...
03/09/2026

If you or someone you know is in crisis, you are not alone. If you need resources, call the NAMI HelpLine at 1-800-950-6264 or text "NAMI" to 62640.

03/06/2026

Smack in the middle of nursing school and raising five kids, Kristen Hatfield took a moment to check on her own health—and it made all the difference.

After finding a lump and getting screened, Kristen was diagnosed with ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS), a form of breast cancer, and treated by our cancer care team.

Today, she’s cancer-free and sharing her story to remind busy women everywhere: don’t skip your mammogram.

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