Children's Mercy Hospital, Kansas City MO | Nearby Businesses

• Clinic
• Hospital/Clinic
• Non-Profit Organization
• Pediatrician
• Pediatrics

2401 Gillham Rd
Kansas City, MO 64108
(816) 234-3000

Concentra provides occupational health services to employees, which includes injury care, physical therapy, drug testing, physical exams, urgent care and preventive wellness programs.

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As a striving world leader for advancing healthcare, CAVUs purpose-driven community and physician alliances are now more important than ever as we venture into a value-based delivery of care. CAVU is taking healthcare to the next level by creating a parallel between physicians, payors and consumers. We believe the future of medicine depends upon bringing together healthcare partners in mutually beneficial joint ventures that help them connect, integrate and collaborate. We also believe the ongoing evolution of healthcare will continue to create opportunities to improve patient care while increasing market share and profitability. CAVU is committed to serving the global community. We are dedicated and striving to enhance patient care, teaching and research, and to embracing a leadership role as an integrated health care system. We recognize that increasing value and continuously improving quality are essential to maintaining excellence.

How to Support the KCares for Kids Walk Form a Team! Gather friends, family, neighbors, and co-workers and register to help raise awareness and funds for our local pediatric patients. We understand it takes times and energy to organize a team and raise money. However, creating awareness and raising funds for research and patient needs are critical in our efforts to fight pediatric cancer and blood disorders. Raising funds is made easy with the use of the walk website. You can create personalized fundraising pages and send e-mails asking for support. There is no limit on how many members you can have or how much money you can raise so start recruiting to support Children's Mercy cancer and blood disorder patients. We want you to be successful! All walk participants who register by Friday, September 12th will receive the KCares for Kids Walk t-shirt on the day of the event. Unable to participate on walk day? No worries! You can donate online to support the KCares for Kids Walk and help children fight cancer and blood disorders. You may also mail your gift made out to Children's Mercy Hospital (be sure to specify KCares for Kids Walk in the memo line) to: Children's Mercy Hospital Department of Philanthropy 2401 Gillham Rd Kansas City, MO 64108 Purchase a KCares Walk Tshirt KCares Walk fundraising t-shirts will be available for purchase after May 1. This special t-shirt was designed by one of our very own Children's Mercy patients. Stay tuned for the t-shirt design! The KCares for Kids Walk will benefit the Children's Mercy Cancer Center Auxiliary to support cancer and blood disorder research and patient needs at Children's Mercy. For more information about research taking place at Children's Mercy, visit www.childrensmercy.org.

Every day, Truman Medical Center's (TMC) Charitable Foundation strives to make Kansas City healthier, stronger and better. We raise funds and awareness through campaigns, donations and events to benefit Kansas City's essential hospital, TMC. From our Healing Arts Gallery to our teaching mission to our chronic disease management, TMC is truly unique and special for the entire Kansas City region. The generosity of our community allows us to continue our legacy of caring, excellence and compassion. Message us if you're interested in taking a tour!

The Red Shoe Society is a group of philanthropic professionals with a collective goal to attract members to raise resources, broaden the volunteer base and enhance awareness in the Kansas City community. We participate in fun activities to benefit RMHC of Kansas City. Some of our activities include volunteering, working in the General Store, serving on one of our committees and planning fundraising events. Our committees include Membership, Social, General Store, and Jr. Red Shoe committee.

This year's Guests of Honor include: Author: Robert J. Sawyer Artist: Afua Richardson Toastmaster: Jonathan Maberry Costumer & Fan: Aurora Celeste

Sports include baseball, basketball, flag football, soccer, volleyball, tennis, bowling and more. Other fitness activities are offered to keep athletes active all year round. Social outings, educational classes and other recreational activities are also offered through the Challenger program. Challenger activities are supported by coaches and by a buddy system in which volunteers assist participants when needed. Coaches and buddies get to know each Challenger athlete and adapt each activity to meet their needs and abilities. Social interaction among players and buddies often gives players a completely new outlet for communication and exchange. Over the years, long-lasting friendships have been forged through the Challenger Program. We've found that the players aren't the only ones who benefit. Another exciting component of the Challenger program is our Fred and Shirley Pryor Sports Complex, an adaptive outdoor recreational facility for sports and play. The smooth, even surfaces remove barriers and ensure that everyone can be part of the game. The playground includes ramps and equipment designed to accommodate wheelchairs, walkers and other devices. Interested in learning more? Contact our program director Raegan Schurr.

The 5K is being held Friday, June 6 at 7:00 pm. The 10K and Half Marathon is Saturday, June 7 at 7:00 am. We need 5K, 10K and 1/2 Marathon race participants as well as volunteers. Contact [email protected].

We have just completed our most successful year in Jackson County CASA history -- expanding capacity to serve 1,056 children in 2014. More than 370 volunteers advocated for these children with extraordinary results: o 100 children were adopted by new, permanent families or placed with permanent guardians. o 114 children were safely reunified with their biological parents. o Every child received the time and attention of a dedicated CASA Volunteer, who advocated for the best possible placement for that child, while working to find a safe, permanent home. While they remain under Court jurisdiction, our CASA volunteers made sure our children received the medical, therapeutic, and educational services they desperately need. Despite these efforts, hundreds of children remain on a waiting list for our services. Right now there are nearly 2,400 children under Court jurisdiction in Jackson County due to abuse and neglect, and 600-800 new cases are referred to the Court every year. Our goal for 2015 is to fund the staff and systems to expand our capacity to serve more than 1,200 of these children.

The Folk Alliance International Conference is the world’s largest gathering of the Folk music industry and community. 2500 registrants from 18 countries Appalachian, Celtic, Cajun, Blues, Bluegrass, Roots, and Singer-Songwriter, Traditional, World, and every imaginable fusion Industry hotspot for new talent discovery and B2B networking Live music in every corner, all-day and night, for 5 days Legends of folk, energetic new bands, and everything in between Forbidden Folk, a celebration of activism in art. Drawing inspiration from the grassroots origin of folk music as “the voice of the people,” the 2017 conference theme is Forbidden Folk. This theme explores the global and historical role of music in social, political, economic, and environmental movements. We invite attendees to dig deeper into the issues that matter in the world today.

Since 1976, Centurions Leadership Program has earned its reputation as an unequaled training ground for future Kansas City leaders. Today, the two-year program has more than 70 active Centurions who join more than 1,000 alumni. We are a close-knit group of women and men from diverse backgrounds, expanding our personal and professional networks within the group and throughout the community we serve.

KCALSI holds the promise of a healthy future for our region through scientific research, next generation medicine, economic development, improved quality of life, enhanced education and new job opportunities. Development of the life sciences is a process. It starts with research and moves to innovation —intellectual property, patents and licensing. Innovation in the laboratory leads to commercialization of new products, capital investment in start-up companies, new jobs, wealth creation and enhanced prosperity.

MISSION: The mission of Latinos of Tomorrow is to provide leadership learning opportunities in education advancement, career development and civic involvement through programs or projects. Created in 2004 from a Hispanic Chamber of Commerce's BizFest idea by Cristal Perez and Robert Barrientos. We work with students at the high school and college level promoting higher education. We welcome your comments, questions, and/or concerns! We meet every 1st and 3rd Saturday of the month at the Hispanic Camber of Commerce 2001 Grand Boulevard, Suite 700 Kansas City, MO 64108

Young Latino Professionals (YLP) is a network of more than 350 passionate individuals from all backgrounds and various industries who come together to shape their communities while developing as leaders. YLP was the brainchild the Greater Kansas City Hispanic Collaborative,a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that works to create opportunities that may have been previously unexplored by young Latino professionals in Greater Kansas City. Through their efforts, our organization was formed to connect leaders and positively impact communities. YLP provides opportunities for young leaders to engage with like-minded peers through social and professional networking, philanthropic outreach and professional development. Our organization recognizes that Greater Kansas City’s professional community is constantly growing and so are we! New ideas and members are always welcome in YLP.

The majority of KC BizFest participants come from the emerging Latino Community. During a four-day intensive training period, KC BizFest focuses on helping students (a) turn hobbies and skills into profit-making ventures; (b) establish entrepreneurial and leadership goals; (c) create plans for business and life; and (d) become effective leaders and team players. Additionally, students learn the art of networking in business environments; identifying investment opportunities; implementing money management skills; and making public presentations. By attending KC BizFest, students gain entrepreneurial experience, economic literacy, improved skills in math, reading, writing and verbal communication and they gain workforce readiness. During the event, students have access to adult mentors, who help them create business plans.

Pro-MO Toastmasters club encourages its members to grow as speakers and leaders. We meet as 6:30 pm on the First, Third, and Fifth Tuesdays at the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Greater Kansas City, 2001 Grand Blvd. Suite 700, Kansas City, Missouri 64108