Cancer Care

Research Medical Center provides comprehensive cancer care including prevention and education, screening, diagnosis, and treatment and recovery. Our expertise is focused on:

 

Emergency Care

If you are currently having a medical emergency, call 911.

Rapid medical evaluations are fast, thorough, and complete.

We’re open all the time—not all emergencies are 9-to-5.

Heart Care

Many of our specialists joined the Research Medical Center team from Harvard, Stanford and the Mayo Clinic. They diagnose and treat heart conditions including:

We offer specialized programs and technologies to treat heart problems:

Women's Care

Research Medical Center provides comprehensive care for women from pre-pregnancy through childbirth.

We want you to be happy, healthy and comfortable when you welcome the newest member of your family in our newly renovated women’s unit. Tours available.

Free online heart assessment Heart and Vascular Screenings Online Pre-registration Research Medical Center Brookside Campus
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  • Hicks Elected Kansas City Metropolitan Healthcare Council Board President
  • January 13, 2012
  • Kevin J. Hicks, president and CEO of Research Medical Center in Kansas City, Mo., was elected to a one-year term as president of the Missouri Hospital Association’s Kansas City Metropolitan Healthcare Council. Read More
  • Research Medical Center Set to Unveil Innovative Rockhill Greens Community
  • November 28, 2011
  • Development begins on 13 under-utilized acres at the Research Brookside Campus. Read More
  • From Combat Boots to High Heels
  • November 17, 2011
  • Tina York went from the front lines as a first responder to a woman with two new titles—and a tiara. Read More
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Lillian ShakurLillian Mack Shakur’s nemesis was heart disease, which had plagued her since 2003 when she underwent bypass surgery following a heart attack. Though she didn’t have a family history of heart disease, Lillian was one of the thousands of women annually diagnosed with this so-called “silent killer. “

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