Kansas City Orthopaedic Institute

03/12/2026

Spring sports are in full swing, which means another season of sports-related injuries is here. That often leads to the big question: should you head to the ER or visit KCOI Ortho Urgent Care? Our blog breaks it down, so you can make the right call for your body. Click the link to learn more: https://bit.ly/40tbdOc

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03/11/2026

03/11/2026

Helping patients regain confidence, mobility, and quality of life is why we do what we do at KCOI. Orthopedic care is not just about advanced technology or procedures. It is about supporting people through every step of their recovery.

Our physicians, nurses, and staff work together to deliver compassionate, patient-focused care built around each individual’s needs. By prioritizing both outcomes and experience, we strive to make every interaction meaningful.
Visit our blog to learn more about what motivates our team and the heart behind our care: https://bit.ly/40euSBD

03/10/2026

🏆KCOI has achieved the 2026 Patient Safety Excellence Award™ from Healthgrades. This award reflects our commitment to safe, patient-centered care and puts us in the top 5% of hospitals nationwide for patient safety for the 3rd straight year! 🗣We prioritize our patients' safety and outcomes above all else. Where you're treated matters!

To determine the national leaders in patient safety, Healthgrades evaluated risk-adjusted complication and mortality rates from approximately 4,500 hospitals nationwide across 13 patient safety indicators, each representing a serious, preventable complication (in-hospital falls, bloodstream infections, and bed sores, to name a few).

03/05/2026

Regardless of the body part, extent of the injury or if you’ve visited us before, we pride ourselves on providing the same superior care to all our patients. Thank you, Mike, for trusting us with your orthopedic needs.

We want to hear from our patients, past and present, so head to Google (https://bit.ly/4aQFr2E) or our page (https://bit.ly/4pRtFKK) and leave us a review!

03/04/2026

Healthy movement begins with healthy habits. In recognition of National Nutrition Month, we’re highlighting the connection between nutrition, recovery, and long-term orthopaedic health.

Here are a few ways to create healthy habits not only for this month, but for life:
• Prioritize balanced meals that fuel daily activity
• Stay hydrated to support muscle and joint function
• Choose consistency over perfection

Small choices can make a meaningful difference in how your body feels and moves.

03/02/2026

👋It's Monday, and we'd like to introduce you to a physician who needs very little introduction! Lowry Jones, Jr., MD, is one of the KCOI "originals" and has been practicing orthopedics for over 40 years. He started at Dickson-Diveley Midwest Orthopaedic Clinic in 1985 (which is now KCOA). https://vimeo.com/686824805?fl=pl&fe=sh

Dr. Jones has developed a large practice treating work-related injuries, with a special interest in shoulder injuries and shoulder replacement surgery.
🩺Learn more about KCOI/KCOA history: https://www.kcoi.com/25years/

This is "Kansas City Orthopedic Alliance - Dr. Jones" by Brian Stewart on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

02/26/2026

Meet J.P. Halloran, MD. Dr. Halloran’s commitment to an active lifestyle and athletics is evident in his personal belief that activity leads to better health, along with his involvement with sports teams. During his training, Dr. Halloran was an Assistant Team Physician for the Detroit Pistons (NBA), Detroit Red Wings (NHL), Detroit Tigers (MLB), and Duke University men’s soccer team. Locally, he is a consultant for the Kansas City Ballet and has been team physician for the Pembroke Hill School football team.
🩺Learn more about Dr. Halloran:
https://kcorthoalliance.com/j-p-halloran-md/
📆Request an appointment with Dr. Halloran:
https://kcorthoalliance.com/request-an-appointment-with-j-p-halloran-md/

Dr. J.P. Halloran is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon in Kansas City who focuses on diagnosis/treatment of conditions involving the knee, ankle & foot.

02/26/2026

Tom, we are thrilled you had such a great experience with our team. Our orthopedic specialists strive to be the best in their field, and our patient outcomes bear this out. Learn more about our outcomes here: https://bit.ly/4k417fN

If you’ve also had a great experience at KCOI, leave us a review on Google (https://bit.ly/4jVOzXN) or Facebook https://bit.ly/4pRtFKK).

02/25/2026

We are proud of our orthopedic surgeons, like Dr. KC Doan, who stay on top of innovative, cutting-edge procedures. Last year, Dr. Doan celebrated his 10th procedure using the BEAR® Implant and continues to utilize this advanced technology to help patients achieve better long-term outcomes.

This technology involves treating ACL injuries with a BEAR® Implant, and KCOI has several physicians who use it. The BEAR® Implant acts as a bridge to help the torn ends of the ACL heal together. New data shows that the BEAR® Implant does more than just fix an ACL. In patients 14 and older with complex knee injuries, this implant significantly reduces the risk of post-traumatic osteoarthritis 6 years after surgery, a huge step forward for long-term recovery.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/3MfvUK5

02/23/2026

This is "Kansas City Orthopedic Alliance - Dr. Halloran" by Brian Stewart on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

02/22/2026

Recreational Sports & Fitness Day is a reminder that staying active looks different for everyone. From weekend pickleball to daily workouts, movement plays a key role in joint health, recovery and overall well-being.

At KCOI, we’re here to support patients at every stage and level of activity. Tell us how you like to stay active in the comments below!