The University Of Kansas Medical Center is a leading academic medical center located in Kansas City, Kansas. It serves as the primary teaching hospital for the University of Kansas School of Medicine, offering a broad range of advanced healthcare services, education, and research. Recognized for excellence in patient care and medical education, the medical center also hosts nationally ranked programs in oncology, neurology, cardiology, and organ transplantation.

The University Of Kansas Medical Center specializes in:

• Cancer care and oncology services.

• Cardiovascular medicine and surgery.

• Organ transplantation including liver, heart, and kidney.

• Neurology and neurosurgery.

• Women’s health and high-risk maternity services.

• Comprehensive pediatric services.

The University Of Kansas Medical Center ensures quality by:

• Adhering to nationally recognized safety and care standards.

• Continuous staff education, certification, and quality improvement initiatives.

• Employing evidence-based practices across all specialties.

• Engaging patients and families in shared decision-making.

Vision:

• To be an internationally recognized leader in healthcare, research, and education.

• To improve health outcomes through patient-centered innovation and compassionate care.

• To foster partnerships that enhance public health.

 Mission:

• Deliver exceptional patient care through advanced medical services.

• Educate healthcare professionals to serve diverse communities.

• Advance research and innovation to improve health globally.

The University Of Kansas Medical Center has received:

• U.S. News & World Report Best Hospital rankings in multiple specialties.

• Magnet® Recognition for Nursing Excellence.

• Comprehensive Cancer Center designation by the National Cancer Institute (NCI).

• Awards for stroke, heart failure, and transplant excellence.