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Community Health Center Practices Medical Services for All
In 1971, KC CARE Health Center opened its first clinic in Westport, offering free, integrated services to the Kansas City community. Over the past five decades, KC CARE has grown to serve more than 20,000 patients each year across its three Jackson County locations. With health centers in Midtown (3515 Broadway Blvd, 3501/3507 Broadway Blvd.) and at Research Medical Campus (2340 E. Meyer Blvd.) the federally qualified health center expanded in 2017 — opening its newest facility in the Historic Northeast at 4601 Independence Ave.
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Second Pharmacy of Grace location opens in Shawnee for uninsured patients
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Research Medical Center Appoints Tremaine Gibson as COO
HCA Midwest Health announced the appointment of Tremaine Gibson as chief operating officer at Research Medical Center. Gibson joins Research Medical Center from HCA Houston Healthcare Northwest, where he served as vice president of operations for five years. While at HCA Houston Healthcare Northwest, Gibson oversaw neurosciences, inpatient rehabilitation, imaging,...
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Delayed ballots in KU pharmacy worker union election will be counted after Kansas board ruling
Thirty-seven ballots that were delayed in the mail must be counted and added to the vote tally in an election to decide whether pharmacy technicians at the University of Kansas Health System can unionize. In a June 25 order, the Kansas Public Employee Relations Board said ballots postmarked before the...
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Delayed ballots in KU pharmacy worker union election will be counted after Kansas board ruling
Thirty-seven ballots that were delayed in the mail must be counted and added to the vote tally in an election to decide whether pharmacy technicians at the University of Kansas Health System can unionize. In a June 25 order, the Kansas Public Employee Relations Board said ballots postmarked before the...
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Menorah Medical Center Names Valerie Newman New COO
Overland Park-based Menorah Medical Center has named Valerie Newman chief operating officer. Before joining Menorah Medical Center, Newman served as the COO of St. David’s Georgetown Hospital in Georgetown, Texas, for more than 1.5 years. During her tenure, she also played a key role in expanding cardiovascular, oncology and surgical services to improve access to care for patients and communities served by the hospital, according to a release shared with Ingram’s Magazine.
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University of Kansas Researchers Develop PFAS Testing Efficiencies
A team of researchers from the University of Kansas have developed a new, cost-effective method to accurately sample and measure per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). If scaled, researchers believe this could ease the burdens of intensive laboratory testing constraints for forever chemical contamination. The work was published in PLOS Water...
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Vacant Overland Park ambulance station to get new life as housing for adults with disabilities
A former ambulance station in Overland Park is now in the hands of a local private, nonprofit organization to turn into affordable housing for adults with disabilities. On Thursday, the Johnson Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved the land transfer of a 0.2-acre lot in central Overland Park that once housed a MED-ACT station, located at 8500 Grandview Lane in Overland Park, to the Friends of Johnson County Developmental Supports to build two to three affordable and accessible housing units for adults with intellectual or physical disabilities.
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Edgerton denies Logistics Park data center proposal, as city weighs broader moratorium
After a month of deliberation, Edgerton made the move to deny an application Tuesday night for an $860 million data center in Logistics Park Kansas City. The Edgerton Planning Commission voted 3-2 to deny the data center application from Dubai-based DAMAC Digital on Tuesday night. Commissioners Adam Draskovich, Jeremy Little...
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Children’s Mercy offers employees early retirement as it launches $1.7 billion campus expansion
Hospital leaders say the workforce initiative is separate from the massive construction project that could nearly triple the organization's debt load. The post Children’s Mercy offers employees early retirement as it launches $1.7 billion campus expansion appeared first on The Beacon .
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Kansas City area hospitals respond to warnings from D.C. to post clearer prices or face fines
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - More than 500 hospitals nationwide are facing possible fines from the Trump administration for what the federal government calls a ‘lack of pricing transparency’. The Associated Press obtained a list of hospitals that since April have received either warning letters or, in more...
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Edgerton denies Logistics Park data center proposal, as city weighs broader moratorium
After a month of deliberation, Edgerton made the move to deny an application Tuesday night for an $860 million data center in Logistics Park Kansas City. The Edgerton Planning Commission voted 3-2 to deny the data center application from Dubai-based DAMAC Digital on Tuesday night. Commissioners Adam Draskovich, Jeremy Little...
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GraceMed to close Highland Park Family Clinic next week
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - A medical clinic serving Topeka’s east side will be closing next week, with services moved to another facility in the capital city. According to a recent post on its Facebook page, GraceMed announced it would be closing its Highland Park Family Clinic on Friday, June 12.
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New health clinic to be built at Haskell Indian Nations University
LAWRENCE, Kan. (WIBW) - A new health clinic is set to be built at the Haskell Indian Nations University. On Monday, the U.S. Department of the Interior Bureau of Indian Education announced an agreement between the university and the Indian Health Service, in partnership with the Haskell Indian Health Center, to construct a new health care facility on the campus.