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Common questions. What options do I have for financial assistance? How do I find a primary care provider? How do I reschedule or view my upcoming appointment? How do I schedule an appointment?
North Kansas City Hospital and Meritas Health offer convenient, secure online access to your medical information through the my health patient portal. This complimentary service provides better communication between patients, physicians and our hospital.
North Kansas City Hospital. (816) 691-2000. 2800 Clay Edwards Drive. Kansas City, MO 64116. Get directions.
To call a patient room directly: Rooms 218 to 296, 401-420, 501-994: Dial 691 plus 1 and the room number. Rooms 1001-1140: Dial 691 and the four-digit room number. Pavilion observation rooms: Dial 691 plus the room (8801-8815 for 8th Floor and 8901-8915 for 9th Floor)
Sept. 29 | Gladstone Community Center Health Fair. Sunday, September 29. 10:30 AM - 10:45 AM Gladstone Community Center. Free No spots available. View event details. Health Fairs & Screenings.
Welcome to North Kansas City Hospital and Meritas Health, where patient care is a top priority. Whether you're here as a patient or visitor, we are committed to meeting your needs. We have important information about your visit as well as the daily menu options.
North Kansas City Hospital Cancer Center- Hematology & Oncology More Location Information
For more than 65 years, North Kansas City Hospital has been the Northland's preferred healthcare provider. Our mission is to provide hope and healing to every life we touch. NKCH is an acute care facility with 451 licensed beds and 550 physicians representing 49 medical specialties.
To request copies of your North Kansas City Hospital patient record, visit the Medical Records office, located on the 1st Floor of the Pavilion, to sign a release. For your convenience, you can print and complete the release form prior to your visit.
Get treatment for neurological conditions, such as brain and spinal cord disorders, migraines and stroke, from neurologists at North Kansas City Hospital.