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Chip In For Charity Open

CIFCO

On September 21, North Kansas City Hospital will host the 21st annual Chip in For Charity Open at Paradise Pointe in Smithville. Three charities will divide the proceeds – Good Samaritan Center, Metropolitan Organization to Counter Sexual Assault and Northland Therapeutic Riding Center.

 

Bariatric Surgery

North Kansas City Hospital offers a full-service Bariatric Center, the only surgical weight loss option in the Northland. Our program, with a full range of services in one location, is designed to help people lose weight, and change their lives, for life-long success. What sets us apart is the continuum of care provided to patients, from introductory seminars to pre- and post-surgical consultations with a variety of specialists and ongoing psychological counseling. Follow one patient's journey.

News & Media

Don't Sell Our Hospital

DSOHA message to all concerned citizens from Michael Montgomery, MD, Hospital Chairman of the Board. 

To stay up-to-date on the latest developments between the Hospital and the City, "Like" the Don't Sell North Kansas City Hospital Facebook page.

 

NICU Visiting Policy

The Hospital follows the visitor policy of Children's Mercy Hospital. We have closed our Neonatal Intensive Care Unit to any visitors under the age of 18 due to the very early onset of RSV and flu season. We apologize for any inconvenience. We must protect our most vulnerable babies in the NICU. This does NOT affect visitation to the Mother/Baby unit.

Where your care is personal

At North Kansas City Hospital, we treat everything our patients are feeling, inside and out. This personal attention and dedication to patient care are what make our medical expertise even more effective.


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Media Updates

January 2013

Sarah Fields, VP nursing, Stephanie Droppelmann, emergency department manager and Becky Smith, coordinator of infection prevention, supplied information for an article in the Savannah Reporter on flu diagnoses.

Cardiologist Michael Farrar, MD, was interviewed by TV4 to discuss a new report on beta blockers and their positive effect on dementia.

Stacy Cronhardt, physical therapist and Tandy Gabbert, nursing manager of 9th Floor Pavilion Orthopedics, discussed diabetes and activity levels with a reporter from TV4.

Emergency Medicine physician David George, MD, appeared on TV9 morning news to discuss respiratory related cases in the ED and anti-smoking advertising.

Pediatrician Kenneth Duncan, MD spoke with TV 9 about winter ailments in children and particularly RSV (respiratory syncytial virus) cases in children and adults.

Mary Calys, Cancer Rehab Coordinator was interviewed by TV 16 in St. Joe about the What Now! Center.

Health & Wellness

Health Library

Our Health Library helps you research a disease or condition, look up a symptom, learn more about alternative medicine and so much more. There is in-depth information, plus images and videos to help you learn more about your health.

Explore our tools like Decision Assist that help you decide whether or not to see a specialist for certain conditions. Or, check out our wellness tools. Maybe you're interested in taking a health risk assessment that will result in personalized messages to improve your health and lifestyle. Get started now.