Search Results
Your search returned 6644 results
A Legacy of Love
Throughout their time as a patient family at Children’s Mercy, Planned Giving Council members, Terrence and Diane Gallagher, made friends and connections with volunteers, clinical staff and administrative...
Dr. Todd Bradley Receives More Than $1 million in NIH Funding to Study Pediatric Immune System Response to HIV Vaccines
Dr. Bradley’s team is collaborating with Duke University School of Medicine researchers in hopes of bridging the gap in this knowledge by discovering more about the pediatric immune system in preclinical...
Holiday traditions that really matter
Learn how Children's Mercy families embrace simple holiday traditions that celebrate joy and connection without the pressure.
Same Day Surgery
Children’s Mercy Same Day Surgery is specially designed for families who have a planned surgical procedure for their child.
Medical Interpreter Programs
Children's Mercy is committed to being an established provider of Medical Interpreter training and continuing education offering comprehensive, competency based, and hands-on opportunities for students...
Percutaneous Tibial Nerve Stimulation
What is PTNS? Percutaneous Tibial Nerve Stimulation (PTNS) is a treatment that does not require surgery. It helps people who have problems: needing to pee often. feeling like they must ...
Mission
As a champion for children, learn about the impact of your gift on our mission at Children's Mercy.
Health Information Disclosure and Authorization Forms
For medical records requests, call (816) 234-3455 or log in to our Patient Portal. To submit the completed forms you can use mail, fax, or bring them in during your next visit. Find our contact information...
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
Your family’s care team Nationally ranked medical team Your neonatologist will lead your baby’s care team— we have more than 25 neonatologists on staff. We have every type of pediatric...
Meet HyukJin Yun
HyukJin Yun, PhD, Research Scientist, Radiology, talks about what drew him to his current research career, his career goals, and much more.
5 tips for “balance” as a working mom
My phone rang and I went into full panic mood. My son was supposed to be napping but was screaming in his crib. It was time for my weekly conference call with a client and I was home with my son without...
College and High School Student Observerships
Non-Medical Student (and Allied Health) Observerships Non-medical college students and high school students exploring a career in medicine or allied health can seek an observer experience at Children's...
Education
As a champion for children, learn about the impact of your gift on education at Children's Mercy.
Autism Clinic
Comprehensive diagnostic services for children whose families suspect they may have autism or a related disorder. After a diagnosis, we can connect you with treatment and support services, training...
Pediatric Infectious Diseases Fellowship
Our ID Division Faculty and Fellows Meet the ID Team How to Apply We develop pediatricians into excellent pediatric infectious diseases clinicians, educators and researchers. Our experienced physicians are...
Your Impact: Research
As a champion for children, learn about the impact of your gift on research at Children's Mercy.
Faculty - Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship
Our Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship Program is led by highly experienced, knowledgeable clinicians who are committed to helping fellows become leaders in the field of pediatric emergency medicine.
Employee Benefits
The benefits plans at Children's Mercy are one of many reasons we are recognized as one of the best places to work in Kansas City. Our plans are designed to meet the changing needs of our employees and...
Urology
At Children's Mercy, we treat children with urinary and genital-tract diseases with compassionate care and innovative solutions. The program has earned recognition as one of the top programs in the nation...
Flu Season: Tips for Staying Healthy
Be an inFLUencer! Get your flu shot Everyone 6 months and older should receive the flu vaccine each fall. Some children under 9 years old need 2 doses. Ask your child’s health care provider for more...