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Why choose KU Medical Center?

The University of Kansas Medical Center serves as the health sciences campus for the University of Kansas. Comprised of three schools and a large research enterprise, KU Medical Center's Kansas City campus shares a physical location with The University of Kansas Hospital, which provides clinical care for patients and serves as a primary clinical training site for our students.

What is the University of Kansas Medical Center?

The University of Kansas Medical Center (KUMC), a campus of the University of Kansas located in Kansas City, Kansas, offers educational programs and clinical training through its schools of Health Professions, Medicine, Nursing, and Graduate Studies.

What kind of software does the University of Kansas Medical Center use?

Forget your password? Reset your password. Need Assistance? Call 913-945-9999. Press 1 to reach the health system service desk. Press 2 to reach the university (medical center) service desk. Press 3 for assistance with O2 issues. Press 4 for assistance with PeopleSoft software (used by the medical center). Access to the University of Kansas ...

How do I contact the Medical Center service desk?

The University of Kansas Health System in Kansas City is a world-class academic medical center and destination for complex care and diagnosis. We offer more options for patients with serious conditions because of our expertise and leadership in medical research and education.

Is University of Kansas participating in the ADUHELM trial?

The University of Kansas Health System is participating in the post-approval clinical trial for ADUHELM™, which recently received accelerated approval by the Food and Drug Administration for the treatment of Alzheimer's Disease.

What happened to Mark Mitchell?

When Mark Mitchell landed awkwardly during a basketball camp, his knee didn't feel quite right. He was later diagnosed with a chondral injury to his right patella, or a tear to the kneecap.

Does UV light hurt your eyes?

The same ultraviolet (UV) radiation that can damage your skin can also hurt your eyes. Dirck DeKeyser, OD, shares some tips to keep your eyes healthy while enjoying summer activities.

What is the most common cancer in the United States?

Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the United States and worldwide. Protecting your child’s skin from too much ultraviolet (UV) radiation early in life can greatly reduce this risk.

How to use MyChart?

Get started with MyChart 1 Go to MyChart. 2 Click the Sign Up Now button. 3 Provide some brief identification information. 4 Start using MyChart.

What is MyChart EMR?

MyChart offers secure, online access to portions of your electronic medical record (EMR). It allows you to schedule an appointment, request a prescription refill or ask your provider a question. You may also conveniently view your medications, immunizations, allergies, health information and lab results. You can join a waitlist to receive notification of earlier appointments and can prepare for visits in advance by completing health questionnaires online. You can pay bills, authorize a copay and get cost estimates for care you may be planning to receive.

How to sign up for MyChart?

If you're a patient at the health system, you can sign yourself up for MyChart online. It's easy. Go to MyChart. Click the Sign Up Now button. Provide some brief identification information. Start using MyChart. If signing up online isn't right for you, ask your care team to help sign you up at your next appointment.

What to expect at the ER?

What to expect upon arrival: 1 There are only 2 entrances that are available to enter. The Front Main Entrance (5:00 a.m. until 7:30 p.m.) and the Emergency Department Entrance (Open 24/7). 2 Staff, visitors, and patients are all screened with a temperature check and travel history questions. 3 If anyone has a fever above 100.4 or has recently traveled to the high-risk areas, they will be asked to not enter the building and either go home and self-quarantine or be screened in our Emergency Department. 4 2 visitors are allowed per patient per day please

How to avoid sneezing?

Avoid close contact with people including shaking hands and hugs. Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash. Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth. Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces. Stay home when you are sick except to get medical care.