Why choose KU Medical Center?
Comprised of three schools and a large research enterprise, KU Medical Center's Kansas City campus shares a physical location with The University of Kansas Hospital, which provides clinical care for patients and serves as a primary clinical training site for our students. Together we are the only academic medical center in the region.
Where can I get clinical care in Kansas?
If you are a patient seeking clinical care, please visit one of our clinical partners. Faculty and learners from all three of our schools ─ the School of Health Professions, School of Medicine and School of Nursing ─ treat patients in clinics and hospitals throughout Kansas.
Why choose Ku Wichita internal medicine Midtown?
throughout all of the Wichita area. KU Wichita Internal Medicine Midtown provides primary care services by University of Kansas School of Medicine-Wichita faculty. The entire staff functions as a team to make your visit as pleasant and efficient as possible.
What is the HIV Program at KU?
The HIV program provides care and treatment to over 1,200 patients, with average annual increases of over 100 new patients a year. The care is provided at the KU Internal Medicine Midtown facility located at 1001 N. Minneapolis Wichita, Kansas.
What is KU Midtown Clinic?
The KU Midtown Clinic physicians are devoted to providing excellent medical care to all patients in Wichita and the surrounding areas. Our board-certified physicians provide a wide variety of clinical services including preventive medicine, chronic disease management, diabetes care, and obesity and weight loss services. The Midtown clinic also specializes in treating patients with HIV, PREP/PEP, STDs, Hepatitis C and transgender care.
How often do HIV treatment centers travel to Kansas?
Providers and case managers travel to outreach treatment sites in Garden City, Salina, and Pittsburg every six to eight weeks to serve the needs of HIV-positive individuals living in rural Kansas. For more information or to schedule an appointment, please contact the following:
Welcome to KU Wichita Internal Medicine
KU Wichita Internal Medicine Midtown provides primary care services by University of Kansas School of Medicine-Wichita faculty.
Our Office Staff
The entire staff functions as a team to make your visit as pleasant and efficient as possible. We take pride in the training, knowledge, skills, and professionalism of our team, and we trust that you will share this feeling of confidence.
Phone Messages
Our faculty and resident physicians are at a number of facilities throughout the week. Our nurses will routinely contact doctors during the day and relay your messages. Unless it is an emergency, expect a response later in the day.
Clinical trial of COVID-19 vaccine resuming at KU Wichita Center for Clinical Research
The University of Kansas School of Medicine-Wichita Center for Clinical Research has resumed leading the local effort of a nationwide clinical trial brought through the COVID-19 Prevention Network testing the COVID-19 vaccine AZD1222, developed by Oxford University and purchased by AstraZeneca.
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Your dermatology provider for the whole family, our offices provide pediatric dermatology too!
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Your dermatology provider for the whole family, our offices provide pediatric dermatology too!
What is mykshealtherecords?
A myKSHealtheRecords personal health record (PHR) is a smart way to manage your medical information in one online location. This PHR will allow you to access your records any time you need them - everything from medications and allergies to previous illnesses and injuries.
What is a participating provider?
Participating physicians, hospitals, and other healthcare-related entities, who all play a part in caring for you, share your current health information through a secure, electronic health information network. Your participating healthcare providers have access to your full patient record to include diagnosis, treatment, lab results, medications, etc., in an effort to deliver you the most efficient and thorough services possible.
