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Time Off

We understand that everyone needs time off to heal, relax and refresh. Children’s Mercy offers multiple time off benefits in addition to an accrual-based paid time off program. Extended Illness Time EIT...

A Legacy of Love

Throughout their time as a patient family at Children’s Mercy, Planned Giving Council members, Terrence and Diane Gallagher, made friends and connections with volunteers, clinical staff and administrative...

When a pet dies: How to help your child grieve

Pets play a significant role in many children’s lives. Kids who are actively engaged in pet care can form deep bonds that resemble human-to-human relationships. Pets can be companions, confidants, friends...

Pet Pals Program

Kids and families can interact with volunteers and their trained and certified dogs. See if your dog has what it takes to become a Pet Pal.

Employment Resources

Employment can have a positive impact on long-term health and quality of life for our patients with chronic health conditions and disabilities. Employment success stories Adults with disabilities describe...

Global Health

Global Health education is offered at Children’s Mercy for all interested residents and fellows. The Global Health Track provides residents with an introduction to children's global health care issues.

Survive & Thrive Care Team

The care team within the Survive & Thrive Clinic includes: Physicians/advance practice providers: Your child’s provider will complete physical exams, including labs, x-rays or other tests that may be...

Heart Center Programs

Children's Mercy cares for the most complex patients with heart disease. In addition to our Heart Center experts, hundreds of health care providers from every pediatric specialty will stand by your side...

Health Benefits

Three medical plans (Cigna) You can choose from three medical plans. The Gold Plan costs the most each paycheck and has the lowest deductible. Children’s Mercy contributes to a Health Reimbursement...

Student Education

Hands-on education options for pre-med, medical and nursing students as well as those studying in allied health care fields or interested in research careers. Photo media block For medical students...

Visual Diagnosis: Thickened and Discolored Toenails

Column Author: Sean Reynolds, MBBCH | Associate Program Director, Pediatric Dermatology Fellowship, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine...

Measles Postexposure Prophylaxis (PEP)

For Individuals who are NOT pregnant or immunocompromised <!--StartFragment--> Age Group Immune Status  Time Since Exposure Recommended PEP Home Quarantine Recommendations   All ages (≥ 6...

Children's Mercy Locations for MMR and Measles Immunoglobulin Administration

Children's Mercy sites administering measles immunoglobulin:  Adele Hall  Broadway Clinics CM Kansas  Children's Mercy sites administering MMR vaccine:  Adele Hall  CM...

Measles Testing Guidance for Patients Tested at Children's Mercy

PCR testing has the highest yield in the first 3 days from the onset of rash and decreases over time. The yield of IgM testing increases 3 or more days after the onset of the rash. Obtain all laboratory...

Infection Prevention & Control Recommendations to Minimize Measles Exposure

Upon arrival and patient placement: Provide face masks for patients (2 years of age and older) and family before they enter the facility. Patients unable to wear a mask should be “tented” with a blanket or...

MMR Vaccination for Infants 6 Months to Less Than 12 Months of Age

While the MMR vaccine is safe for infants less than 12 months of age, with only mild side effects seen in most cases, it is not routinely recommended. Infants who receive a dose before 12 months of age...

Heart Transplant: Alex and Jaymeson’s stories

Alex and Jaymeson (Jay) bonded over a very unique shared experience: They both received heart transplants at Children’s Mercy Kansas City in February 2024 — less than a week apart!

Syncope (Fainting)

Neurocardiogenic syncope (SINK-oh-pee) is a sudden loss of consciousness, often called fainting or “passing out.” It occurs in 15 to 25% of otherwise healthy children and teens. Causes of syncope Fainting...

Professional Development

Berry Institute At Children’s Mercy, we treat each of our faculty members as a truly unique individual. We don’t believe there is a “right” career—but there is a right career for you. And you get to...

What to Expect: Medical Imaging

  The Children's Mercy Medical Imaging department offers diagnostic imaging equipment especially designed to accommodate children of all ages and sizes. Our Kansas City-area facilities and diagnostic...