Kansas City Health News (Missouri, United States)

Program surpasses 2,000 collections mark in February

Hot topics like ACOs are included in this list available to healthcare organizations and systems looking for a keynote, breakout session or luncheon speaker.

The Give Kids A Smile event is an American Dental Association (ADA) national initiative to help low-income kids receive free dental and preventive care. Families need to register with their child's school nurse to participate.

The Give Kids A Smile event is an American Dental Association (ADA) national initiative to help low-income kids receive free dental and preventive care. Families need to register with their child's school nurse to participate.

Lawyers now a vital component of the health care team, help patients deal with legal problems that directly or indirectly harm their health

Heart disease remains the number one cause of death among women, taking the life of one in three women each year.

Services overseen by board certified cardiologists

Mabee Foundation’s grant adds to funds raised for permanent hospice facility

One of the Kansas City region’s oldest, most respected career schools, MTTI, is changing its name to WellSpring School of Allied Health, and adding programs for allied health careers. The first medical assistant classes begin in March.

Kansas City was buzzing when news leaked out that Steve and Linda Manglos had become one of the newest local business owners within Massage Heights. Steve and Linda, has a passion for health and wellness and total body rejuvenation.

A Dress Up Event for Children and Their Grown Ups

Wichita man is 43rd recipient at Saint Luke’s, celebrating 25 years of transplantation

Award for success in increasing the number of organs available for transplantation

Learn what one pediatric office did to differentiate themselves from the competition…

Patient surveys reveal Saint Luke’s metro facilities are among most recommended in area

The holiday season can be a tough time for those struggling with addiction issues and for families with loved ones struggling with a substance abuse issue.

9-foot sculpture completes extensive art program

Experts team up to teach organizations to capitalize on the social media wave, building strong patient relationships and attracting new patients.

One-time radiation dose eliminates need for multiple treatment sessions

Research by Saint Luke’s cardiologist concludes hospitals should re-examine strategy

Terry J. Wall, M.D., named a Fellow of the American Society for Radiation Oncology

Funds will support research into approaches to and impact on treatment of peripheral artery disease, a debilitating and life-threatening condition affecting thousands

Century-old center reaches out with new technology to generate awareness, donations

Emotionally drained employees in the physician’s office can create a negative experience for patients and big headaches for healthcare managers and administrators.

The Ultimate Stop Snoring Solution is a new anti-snoring device that makes it easy for people with snoring and sleep apnea problems to sleep without disturbing others and to wake up energized and refreshed.

Beauty and Body Guide enters the Kansas City market helping beauty, health and wellness businesses gain exposure, attract clients

Keep your brand relevant by avoiding these common mistakes.

The healthcare industry begins to recognize the value of portable marketing

CookingWithGrills.com has emerged as a great way for people to find information about grilling. This comprehensive website offers listings of products to buy and also has articles with tips and information, and even recipes for you to use.

We’re accustomed to hearing hospitals brag about having the best medical results, the latest technology or the newest facilities. Now, hundreds of U.S. hospitals are boasting about patient experience.

Don’t let healthcare customer service take a back seat while dealing with change.

Is your practice’s website a turnoff for patients?

The UMKC Bloch School Executive Education Center, in partnership with KPMG presents the next panel discussion entitled "Effects of the Healthcare Reform Act" as part of the Business Impact Series.

Do you know how many new patients you’ve lost because of poor customer service?

Webinar series teaches healthcare providers how to connect and serve patients through social media

Local media can produce remarkable articles and videos that enhance your community reputation and web presence.

It’s the second most popular social networking site in the world, the second most popular search engine and broadcasts more than 1 billion videos a day. Why isn’t your practice on YouTube?

“Winning America Back” will be an action packed one-day event promoting conservative values with some of the biggest names in politics – including Fred and Jeri Thompson, Liz Cheney, J.C. Watts and Sarah Palin.

Medical marketing is no long targeting a passive, compliant customer, but a powerful new breed of “Mom”.

Fight back when an atypical, angry patient tries to crumble your credibility.

Giving to charity not only supports those in need, it boosts your image as a company.

HIPPA-Compliant Antibody Registry Assists Hospitals in Preventing Life-Threatening Blood Transfusion Reactions

Fifty-three individuals, representing home health organizations, nonprofits, hospices, congregations, retirement living and law firms were introduced to the KC Caregiver Supportline.

Effective April of 2010 (and earlier in some State), the EPA final Rule, referred to as the “RRP Rule” (Renovation, Remodeling and Painting Rule), will take effect.

Grantham University announced today the availability of several new Nursing programs to build upon and expand on the knowledge and skills a professional registered nurse has developed throughout his or her career.

Grantham University announced that it is adding four new degree programs to its existing curriculum: an AAS in Medical Coding and Billing, a BS and MS in Health Systems Management and a Master of Healthcare Administration.

Increasingly, patients desire a better experience from their healthcare provider. Medical mystery shopping services provide valuable feedback to assist medical organizations in providing those experiences.

Patient perceptions uncovered through medical mystery shopping prove to be valuable in increasing patient referral volumes.

From October 25 to 31, 2009, KCFitnessLink will promote the American Massage Therapy Association’s (AMTA) National Massage Therapy Awareness Week.

Efforts to raise community awareness on Shift Work Disorder prompts clinical educators in select areas to provide educational sessions.