Great Children's hospital and facility for children in our area. They provide top-rated care for children and teens up to age 21. Some of the specialists are a little hard to get into so if you can get a referral and also get on a cancellation list it would be best. read more

Be aware of outpatient facility charges at Children's Mercy specialty clinics. I scheduled what I believed would be a routine dermatology appointment and was asked to pay my specialist copay at check-in. At no point was I informed that the visit would also be billed as an outpatient hospital service with a $953 facility charge. My insurance applied this charge to my deductible, leaving me responsible for an unexpected bill of approximately $570. If I had been told before my appointment that a routine dermatology visit would include a hospital facility charge in addition to the physician's services, I would have had the opportunity to decide whether I could afford the visit or seek care elsewhere. My concern is not that Children's Mercy bills as an outpatient hospital, but that patients should be clearly informed before their appointment that this billing method may result in significantly higher out-of-pocket costs. Asking patients to pay only a specialist copay at check-in can create the impression that the visit will be billed like a standard specialist office visit. Before scheduling a specialty appointment at Children's Mercy, I recommend asking whether the visit includes an outpatient hospital facility charge and contacting your insurance company to understand how those charges will be covered. That information could help you avoid an unexpected bill. read more

extremely poor communication a resident straight up told me she doesn't care about my complaint unnecesary NPO status and lab sticks because of poor communication. read more

I ended up going here under less than ideal circumstances. I was dumbfounded at how incredible the care is. From nursing to the surgical team. The staff were so kind and caring. The hospital is very clean and does such a good job of making the kids as happy as they can be. Hopefully I'll never have to return but if I need to go to a children's hospital again I'll be driving to KC. read more

They came not with mercy, but with silence so cold, Ripped my world apart, took my blood and my hold. My children, my wife--snatched from my hands, Thrown into shadows, stripped of all our plans. Left me alone in a house I despised, Walls closing in, where hope slowly died. No voice to plead, no friend in sight, Just time stretching endless, a slow-falling night. Endlessly waiting, an endless despair, Where every tick tightened, the noose in the air. They fed me the lies, whispered my guilt, Made my own heart bleed, my sanity wilt. They carved me from the man I once knew, Made me the villain, twisted and cruel. Each breath a burden, each thought a chain, Until all that remained was sorrow and pain. They stripped me of light, left only the worst, A hollowed-out ghost in the shadows accursed. And when the truth came, it wasn't my own-- It was the dark seed they had quietly sown. A bereft in a prison of my own skin, No light, no love--just the darkness within. They took what I cherished, then left me to rot, In a house full of ghosts, in a world that forgot. I waited, I broke, I begged to be free, But freedom was never ever meant for me. They crafted my ruin, made sure it would stick, And turned my own mind against me, so fucking quick. They sowed seeds of hatred, deep in my chest, Fed doubts and poison, denied me rest. Whispers that twisted the truth into shame, Fanning a fire I couldn't name. Their venom seeped in, cold and slow-- A hatred I carried but didn't know. It grew in the silence, it fed on despair, Until I was no longer the person standing there. Not me, but the shadow they shaped with their lies, A man who believes he deserves his demise. And when the hate burned the last of my light, They smiled in the dark, eroding from sight. They slithered in silence, not claw, not chain-- But velvet of voice, and logic profane. A smile carved deep in a mask of the "just", They sifted my soul, turned marrow to dust. No fire, no pitchfork, no hellhound's cry-- Just questions coiled tight like a sharpened knife to end a life. They poured me like wine into a chalice of lies, And drank 'til I choked on my own alibis. "Tell us," they hissed, with candlelit grin, "You've nothing to fear, just speak of the sin." And speak I did, though I knew not the tale-- They whispered the plot, and I breathed out the veil. Our lives became their feast, Named by my tongue as the sacrificial beast. They sang our guilt with a serpent's tone, Binding our souls in a howl and a moan. Their glee was a growl, a purr in the dark-- They carved our fate with my coward's spark. Each word I gave, they forged into chains, 'Til truth lay drowned in infernal remains. Now I sit in a cell not built by stone, But shaped from regret I call my own. They wear my voice like a crown of soul, And howl in the dark where the end begins. I did not fall--I was lowered, slow. With every whisper, I helped them grow. And when the flames came licking the floor, It was my breath that opened the door. My mind is numb my heart, hollow What becomes of me when my shadow won't follow When light fades to black and my life splits and cracks when the silence falls so deep not even the bravest dare to speak I retrace my steps toward my home but finding no solid ground only empty echo's that emanates from the loam generating no comfort from their sounds Was I ever truly whole or just this flicker of a dream a fragment trapped inside someone else's fraying seams The sun moves on the earth obeys its spin but something lost no longer breathes within read more

I am absolutely horrified by the treatment my son and I received in the ER from Alex, the RN working behind the emergency desk around 12:30 AM on August 31, 2025. My two-year-old son was struggling to breathe -- his rib cage visibly going in and out -- and when I urgently came to the desk, Alex immediately raised his voice at me, telling me to stand behind a sign just two feet away. When I tried to explain the severity of the situation, he dismissed me, saying he was "busy with a form for a different patient." When I asked if he could give me an idea of how long it would take since my son was in distress, Alex snapped, "He's breathing, you can wait behind that sign." When I asked why he was being so rude, he smiled, mocked me, and insisted he wasn't being rude -- all while ignoring my son's obvious medical emergency. To make matters worse, when he finally did check us in, he decided it was appropriate to joke about whether my child had allergies after my son innocently said "yes" while I was answering "not that I know of." At a time when I was terrified for my child's safety, he was playing games and making light of the situation. The EMT who later took my son's vitals also made dismissive comments about his low oxygen levels being "not too scary" before backtracking. All of this while the waiting room was nearly empty and most patient rooms were visibly available. It felt less like medical care and more like punishment for approaching the desk too quickly. Meanwhile, I watched others walk right up to the desk without being yelled at. The inconsistency and lack of compassion were glaring. Thankfully, once we were finally in a room, the doctors and nurses who actually cared for my son were wonderful -- but the way Alex handled our check-in was unprofessional, cruel, and completely unacceptable in an emergency setting. Parents bring their children here scared and vulnerable. The last thing they should encounter is an RN who mocks them, dismisses urgent concerns, and treats the situation like a joke. Children's Mercy, please do better. Alex should not be working at the front line of your emergency department if this is how he handles worried parents and children in distress. read more

This hospital receives federal funding for their child abuse program or SCAN team. If you value your children, never EVER take them to this hospital. They medically kidnapped my child, saying he was abused when he had an underlying medical condition they never bothered to look into. They held him in the hospital for an entire week without treatment and then they billed his Medicaid even though they receive grant dollars for "abuse" workups. Don't believe me, there is an entire group of people on Facebook who are victims of this hospital and have stories just like mine. If your child is hurt in any way, take them anywhere else but this hospital. Both of my children were taken from us in October of 2024 because of their mistake...I didn't get them back until April of 2025. RUN read more

Amazing quality and care! Love the security knowing my boy is going to be ok visit after visit!

Desde las 8:00pm y ya son las 8:00 am y mi bebé no a sido vista por un especialista. Demoran mucho el servicio.

I have been sitting in this lobby with my 1 year old for 6 hours just waiting for a room. I have never had his terrible of service at any hospital, even Centerpoint in Independence. read more

the parking here is absolutely absurd, if your a parent of a patient good luck! they don't regulate staff and events from parking in the only visitor parking garage for the hospital, despite them having numerous parking options offsite for staff, so many times you'll come in with your child or in my case to see my child who has never left this forsaken facility and not be able to find parking. read more

Under all the glam, this place is terrible. I've lost all trust in this place. Especially the ER staff.

They nurses, night nurses, and doctors were all so nice. They made me (F-13) feel comfortable even when I had to change out of my bra because i was mainly around girl nurses and doctors for my scoliosis spine surgery. They even let me bring in a squishmello into the operation room and had me fall asleep under anesthesia that was bubblegum flavor before they even started, relaxing mt nerves a whole lot because I was very scared it would hurt, which none of it did cause I was asleep. Before the surgery even started they gave me a warm blanket and the famous blue hospital grippy socks which they even said I could take home :D! They were very nice when they brought me strawberries to munch on, 10/10 strawberries . They were even very nice when they had to wake me up at night to make sure my temperature, blood pressure, heart rate, and vitals were doing good. They even put some leg massager things on me so helo regulate my blood pumping in my legs which not only just did that but also helped comfort me a lot and remind me this was all real (since sometimes things dont feel real for me, ADHD). They were so nice and quick to get me medicine when my spine was hurting 5/10 pain and brought it down to 0-2/10 pain (0-nothing and 10-highest), they even made my shoulder stop hurting completely ^^. Even when I started crying because i accidentally broke the thing draining the extra blood from my spine (which was bad to have in because it would've caused more pain and bad bruising) and it got all over the floor they understood my own blood made me uncomfortable and got my leg ripped up and even fixed the tube so it drained properly. The staff here were so nice throughout the entire time I was here, they even had dinosaur toys woth bandages on them on one of the desks, I love dinosaurs. 10/10 recommend having surgery here again, love this place. Did I mention the layout makes it *hard get lost?* Everything is so organized even children can understand where to go. read more

Found the services to be great. Billing is terrible. My family met our out of pocket max at the end of February, but we keep getting bills. Applied for financial aid, and was denied because they kept saying they base it on gross. Our gross income is quite a bit less than what they are claiming. That's after giving them tax and paystub information. Won't even discuss it with me. Sadly, we are now considering taking our 4 year old elsewhere. read more

a hospital that takes over 2 hours i arrived it was 2 people in front of me i've been here for 2 1/2 hours all i got was vitals. if your in a true emergency please seek help else where there's 4 nurses at the front desk and 3 working triage and now the waiting room is FULL. they redone the place but only put 3 triage rooms when this is the main children hospital is crazy work. The waiting room is unacceptable when i got here with 2 people in front of me i was told there was no rooms and it would be a wait, should've went somewhere else then... read more

Wouldn't recommend this place because you won't get the help u need and instead u just have to sit in the lobby for like 2-3hr. They also called on people that come after you and doesn't care about what is happening to ur children. They are also not friendly at all. lack of empathy, and unfriendly staff. It was so frustrating and disappointing, especially when seeking help for children. read more

Terrible hospital that practices institutionalized biased. Patients of color are treated with disdain and unfairly. Stay away from this facility if you are person of color! read more

I've had nothing but good experiences at Children's Mercy, and after our kiddo was rushed here via ambulance due to low oxygen we were given nothing but top notch care. I was especially impressed with the pediatric ambulance staff as for a really tough and scary situation for a kid they really not only calmed our toddler but also me ! We had one overnight stay and yes the space for parents could be a bit more comfortable but we had our own bathroom and were so grateful our child was in great hands. read more

Average services. Insane prices. Almost $4k for two stitches. Won't be using them again.

If I could give this place negative stars i would! Let's see where do I start ok I took my son Friday to children's mercy downtown to be seen. The night before I found at a local urgent care he had broken his arm. The urgent care put him in a sling. Saying the dr the orthopedic doctor would call in the morning. Unfortunately I live in Missouri these doctors are in Kansas and don't accept my son's insurance. As soon as I find out I leave work and rush him to children's mercy ER thinking he can be see. We was there about 3 to 4 hours. The nurses were good except for the male nurse who kept addressing my 19 year old daughter as my son's mom! I'm 42 she's 19 you can tell I'm mom! So seriously at this point I'm mad. Then we see a doctor I think omg finally no he's just a ER doctor! That basically came in an and discharged my son! They sent him home in the same adult sling he came in! They said ortho wasn't coming in and in a roundabout way flat said they had better things to do. Then one nurse said ya they are in surgery! What are you serious your children's mercy you don't have more then 1 ortho doctor?! Then the nurse says they will call you by Mon or Tuesday. Same nurse looks at me and says they won't call gives me the discharge papers and says I highlighted this number because they won't call! wtf?! my son is walking around with no cast a sling that's to big because I made the mistake of taking him to what i thought was the best! THEY ARE NOT THE BEST! If you want quality care drive your child else where! Because this was worse than my hometown hillbilly urgent care! Completely sad and every parent needs to be aware! Ps you take my post down another will go write back up not just here but everywhere! read more

Arrived at 1pm and was directed to the waiting room where there were more parents with children of various ages. Two and a half hours later we were directed to a room where we waited another half hour to be seen. The nurse said the doctor would be in shortly. Another half hour later the doctor finally made it in. Removed the tick from our child's penis and checked his lymph nodes. Another half hour and we got the release forms. In the waiting room, the poor kids (and parents) were going stir crazy with nothing to do. You would think that a play area would be available along with snacks and drinks. Yes there is a cafeteria but would you be able to hear your name called when it was your turn? Mercy Children's Hospital needs to have mercy on the children and make waiting extreme times more tolerable for all. read more

I have had multiple experiences with poor customer service. This past one, I tried to call and ask a question about a kidney radiological procedure my teenage child was having today which would determine if she should cancel (she began her period this morning ) and reschedule or if it was still ok to Do. I was told that parents cannot talk to the radiology department to ask any questions until after 8am. Well I explained that would be too late since we travel a distance to be there. I was told too bad for you call later. So I took my child to school and we are skipping the test for now. Very, very poor customer service. read more

Excellent children's hospital. I think they should expand some of the services into their Wichita and Topeka locations so people don't have drive far. read more

I have a sick child in the NICU. I fly in as much as possible to see my child. I told the nurse which name is (RN) Lisa in NICU that I didn't have a place to stay. I told her this because they provide shelter for traveling parents. The lady told me, that the reason I didn't have a place to stay was because I pissed somebody off and they have hotels available within close proximity of the hospital. This lady has no right to speak on what she thinks of my personal living situation. She was totally inconsiderat, and stepped well outside of the scope of her profession. The mental stress of having a baby in the NICU for 8 months is stressful enuff. read more

Terrific Hospital! Dr. Mullapudi operated on my child and I feel like we have hope for him. Thank you Children's Mercy!

I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone! We drove over an hour to have our child seen here because we thought they had the best doctors...wrong! The first doctor asked us a few questions then stated he was going to go discuss with his team and come back with a plan and solution for our son's health problem. He came back with another male doctor and said they needed to further evaluate our son and told us we needed to leave the room. They then proceeded to ask him if he has ever had sex, if he does drugs, does he ever think about harming himself or us, does he feel safe at home, and do we own any guns. Our son had already been asked these questions during check in by the nurse without us in the room. I guess a decent kid, wearing a shirt with a Bible verse on it, a married mom and dad who are both present and engaged are alarming to this place. What should be alarming is two grown men telling parents to leave the room, shutting the door so they can be alone with an underage child, then proceeding to ask alarming questions and finish by telling the child he doesn't need to tell his parents about the conversation if he doesn't want to! Disgusting! We took him here for medical treatment NOT so he could be shut alone in a room with two adult men and asked questions about sex, drugs, etc. We received ZERO help for our son's medical condition from Children's, fortunately a local specialist identified the problem and solution at our first appointment just days later...and without needing alone time with our minor child...amazing! If you have an actual emergency go somewhere else!! However, if you need a couple grown men to shut your underage child in a room with them so they can be alone and discuss sex, drugs, self harm, harming their parents or if you have a gun you need a couple doctors to know about, then Children's Mercy Emergency room is the place for you!! read more

My nephew was treated at a Children's Mercy for many years and he was so well taken care of by doctors and nurses that he wanted to grow up to be a nurse. My daughter has also spent a considerable amount of time in cardiology and rheumatology, and we have had nothing but positive experiences here. The doctors are top notch, and the nurses are well trained, kind, and accommodating. The cafeteria is even great! We are so lucky to have Children's Mercy in Kansas City. read more

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I brought my grandson here on the suggestion of saint lukes because he broke his femur. 2 hours after arrival I asked for pain meds for him. 1 hour after asking, nothing. No one. We waited 3 hours from the time he arrived in the ambulance before seeing a doctor (we were told orthopedics would meet us there). Another 2 hours ortho comes in. Spends 5 min reassessing all the assessments already done asks the same questions already answered. Tell us what we've already been told. X-Ray comes. We don't know why so we ask why we are doing another x-ray where the ortho rudely tells us why she orders it. Ok. Well you were in the room. You didn't tell us. X-ray comes. I'm going to be curious why another one since he already had one and confirmed broken. Why be rude? Communication goes a long way. He's been in so much pain and they don't care. Still waiting for traction and a room and communication...he has to have surgery and we still know nothing. Over 5 hours later and he's still in so much pain and we still don't know what's happening. If I wasn't afraid of hurting him more we'd leave and go somewhere else. Insensitive and incompetent. Disrespectful and rude. Bedside manner for children...not here. I can't imagine ever coming back here with a child. I wouldn't want to come as an adult!! I get it, it's busy. That's not an excuse for lack of communication and compassion. read more

Tina and Laura were amazing! They remember their patients and make them feel special. I appreciate them and their hard work!

Everyone says "if it involves a kid, go to childrens mercy - best option there is!" WRONG! Daughter went to local ER on Thursday. After 6 hours, sent home to be monitored. Friday evening, she began to decline so we took her to childrens mercy 45 minutes from us. We sat there for 4 hours in the ER. She literally passing out, losing/gaining consciousness, screaming in pain and had an altered state of mind. Their response? "She's sick so she is agitated. It's okay it's common, go wait in the waiting room." I explained that this is NOT common and her mind is being altered by whatever is making her sick. After four hours, I was quoted an additional 2 hours probably before we can even take her to a room in the back. I grabbed my daughter and wheeled her out to my car and drove back to our local ER where she was seen immediately. It was decided pretty quickly that she needed to be taken by ambulance to Kansas University. Upon arriving in Kansas, she was rushed to pediatric ICU. She was septic and was in poor condition. We were preparing for the worse. If I stayed at Childrens mercy, she probably would have died in the waiting room. Your child is viewed as a number and probably just a "cold" by the inept nurses at childrens mercy. My kid was DYING and they couldn't care less. I will forever be grateful to Kansas university and will always refuse to go to childrens mercy from here forward. My daughter is still in ICU but doctors think she will make it thank god. Can't believe childrens mercy not only exists but they are the "go to" place for pediatric needs. NEVER AGAIN! It is now my life's mission to warn parents about this ER and the inept staff. read more

Really enjoy the care and patience they show kids here. We had a super early appointment BUT were able to bring our breakfast to enjoy while we wait. Lots of hand washing too! read more

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Horrible attention, my daughter of 2 years old one of her nails while she was playing, she put her finger on a hinge of the sofa. We got to the emergency room at 10 pm, which had been 4 hours. We are still waiting to be called so they can clean her finger. It's frustrating that she has finger-dropping blood, and they don't call her. read more

Full disclosure: I used to work here for many years. I absolutely adore CMH! This place is where you want to take your kids when they are sick - especially if they are really sick. Not lot of people know this but CMH is ranked consistently in the top 10-20 in the nation for many of its subspecialties. I used to work in the genetics lab mostly serving the cancer units. Let me tell you, the work that was put out was second to none. Everyone who worked at Children's was proud because of the mission statement of the company. This place spares no expense when it comes to treating the kids and making the hospital a happy place. They even buy fresh air to use in the hospital so it never smells like a nursing home. When I was there, I worked in a state of the art genomics center. Cutting edge technology and now another center is being built - CMH stops at nothing to produce exceptional care for kiddos. This is where I take my kids when they had their tonsils out. I teared up after they wheeled both kids in the surgery room, but the nurses assured me the kids were in great hands. And they were. It is also telling that Paul Rudd and his cronies come back here every year to do a fundraiser to benefit CMH to raise millions every year. The community loves CMH and what they do for our city. Trust me, if you want quality services in a loving environment, don't go anywhere else. I would have given the same review even if I never had worked there. To be fair, I only left because of the drive and career path. I love CMH and you will as well. read more

My son was hit by a car and the ambulance took us to Children's Mercy Hospital. The situation was terrifying, but from the moment we arrived, the nurses were compassionate and nurturing. They had a special team member whose primary job was to make him comfortable and explain the processes to him in a way that was fun, and not scary. He even said this is the 'best hospital ever'. I appreciate the amazing staff, who made sure he was ok and comforted all of us along the way. I wish I could give 100 stars. Top notch doctors and nurses. Thank you to all of them! I wish I had their names. read more

I have held this review off for to long I believe, we have been coming to CM for awhile now my youngest has been receiving care for swallowing issues. The staff have always been helpful and kind. However the most recent trip to CM has truly cemented my faith in the staff that help children of all ages. Our son was admitted last night with ketoacidosis, and our son has been cared for by the most elite, professional, and compassionate folks in child care. The nurses, doctors, and other staff have been beyond exceptional our son is 5 and none verbal but the folks who work the 6 Hensen unit are a gift. From doing everything they can to answer our questions to making sure he is in the least amount of discomfort with the testing and medication he needs. When his IV machine sounds a alarm a staff member is quick to respond. On behalf of the Walker family thank you to all of you who work in Children's Mercy you all are our hero's and god bless you read more

Best hospital ever. My child was admitted for 528 days and we couldn't have made it through the ups and downs without the wonderful staff. The new cafeteria is wonderful, old one was small and not a lot of choices so glad they made the change. The gift shop has so many hip kids toys and small items you might need like toothpaste. They have a church, Child Life, art therapy, outside sitting areas, fun handicap accessible playground, social workers, Chaplins, therapy dogs, music therapy, bingo weekends, free Christmas gifts for families admitted, free Thanksgiving dinner for families, food vouchers, and so much more. read more

Well, I can't really comment on the way service towards the children and parents are because I am here strictly on a work assignment, however the parking at this place is pure confusion. Getting out and in are going in the same direction and it's a.car crash waiting to happen. Also the parking garage is dimly lit and over crowded..I definitely see potential get mugged or hurt..other than parking being a mess, the hospital has bright colors.and decorations sure to delight any child...the staff could use a boost of enthusiasm. You would think working with kids would put smiles on their faces... read more

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I came here throughout my years to get treated for Scoliosis. I was treated by Dr. Price and Mrs Jill and they went above and beyond for me and my treatment. This hospital is by far one of the best in the Midwest, and will always be a recommendation of mine to parents that have a child that need medical assistance. The staff that the hospital has is so amazing, and when your child is in their care you can feel relieved knowing you are doing the best thing for your kid. The hospital has so much technology advantages and so many resources that help the doctors grow in their own knowledge and help them know how to treat patients and diagnosis more accurately. Lastly, the best thing I've found about this hospital is that it doesn't feel like a normal hospital with cartoon characters all around the hospital on the walls and so many activities for your child to stay occupied during your stay/ visit. If you want your child to be in good hands, this is were you need to go. read more

My son was born at this hospital and had a 4 month stay in the NICU over 2 years ago. The OB/GYN unit was amazing and I can say I throughly enjoyed the service I received. The NICU staff was different. I had amazing nurses, but there were quite a few inadequate staffing nurses that I ran across. One nurse went as far to put a pacifier in my child's neighboring unit's infant and tell the infant "to just shut up already". Upon checking in every day at the front desk to get a badge to be checked in for the NICU, there was a staff member who always would work slowly. She would roll her eyes, give me attitude, and completely ignore my request in a timely manner. One nurse was changing my child's outfit when I was standing by his bedside, I noticed he needed a new diaper. She refused to agree that he needed a new diaper and left him in a dirty diaper. Once she left, I took it upon myself to change him. The same nurse I mentioned earlier had me leaving in tears in fear that she would cause harm. I was exclusively breast pumping to give my child the best when he was eligible to eat orally. During a round of checking my son's vitals, he had scooted his 5 pound self up in his NICU crib. She pulled him by his legs to drag him down into the bed. When I brought it to her attention she had a sarcastic smirk on her face and said "ok". This was the same nurse who told my child's neighboring infant "to shut up and take the pacifier." I have continuously ran into billing problems from Children's Mercy. I received a notice of a bill that had to be paid within a week or CM would be sending me to the debt collectors. My insurance is 100% and covers everything with no deductible or payments from me. However, in fear that CM would use their powers against me- I paid the large bill sacrificing essentials my family and I needed. I took the bill to my insurance and they paid it so I would be eligible for a refund. After 2 years of this lump-some being paid and insurance covering the same bill, I am still stuck with sucky representatives that continue to hang up on me, talk over me, and twist the billing wording around. One of the billing representatives ran an audit on my account to check over the charges to see if I was eligible to get my money back (that insurance also paid for). They told me there was a $14k charge that wasn't covered. However, once this $14k was funded I would get my refund for my overpayment. It's been 3 months since my insurance paid what we thought would be the last and final bill. But, Children's Mercy refuses to refund any money because they made the mistake of putting my fund on an unrelated charge. read more

Undoubtedly Kansas City's most respected hospital--and its for kids. They have amazing, caring staff. great decor! read more