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The power of world-class care is here

As we take another big step in the integration of Olathe Health and The University of Kansas Health System, we’re focused on providing the highest quality care today, and for generations to come.

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When a parent gets sick with a terminal or chronic illness, there are effects on the entire family. Turning Point offers free help for guiding children through these health challenges.

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Say Thank You This Doctors' Day

Doctor's Day is Sunday, March 30. Let your doctor know you care, by sending them a message of thanks today.

Athletic Trainers at the Heart of Sports Medicine

During National Athletic Training Month in March, we recognize the athletic trainers at our health system for their specialized work with athletes of all ages.

All About Alpha-1 Genetic Emphysema

Leonard Riley, MD, explains this rare genetic disorder, how it contributes to lung and liver damage and what you can do if you have the alpha-1 gene mutation.

Supportive Care Team Fuels Bariatric Surgery Success

Jennifer has lost over 200 pounds after her surgery in June 2022. In turn, her physical health has improved dramatically. “I no longer have leg cramps or back spasms. I’m able to walk as much as I want to.”

Winter Weather Updates

Snow is expected in Kansas City and parts of Kansas this week, we plan to be open and available to provide care.

Answers to Common Menopause Questions

Dr. Haver, author of The New Menopause, appeared on The University of Kansas Health System’s Morning Medical Update to talk about menopause and the new MINT program at the health system.

National Recognition for Maternity Care

The University of Kansas Hospital is proud to be recognized as a 2025 Best Hospital for Maternity Care by U.S. News & World Report.

All About Breastfeeding

Breastfeeding provides many benefits for both infants and mothers, but it is not without challenges.

8 Ways to Handle Holiday Disagreements

Family celebrations at the holidays can be a source of stress for many reasons. To help prepare for these holiday interactions, here's some tips.

ACL Recovery for the Body and Mind

Recovering from a serious injury is an intense physical process, but for Ava Petri, her work with the Female Athlete Program had just as much emphasis on mental wellness, resilience and self-identity.

The Right Care Helps Youth Athlete Avoid Surgery

The right diagnosis is always important, but in Logan Mispagel’s case it made a huge difference in her senior year. Instead of getting surgery and months of rehab, Logan was able to recover in time for basketball season.

Body Contouring Surgery Changes Life

“I’m so glad I chose to have body contouring surgery. My shoulders and back feel better. I’m not as tired. And without excess skin pulling me down, I can be more active without pain. It’s a whole new world.”