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Menorah Medical Center
5721 W. 119th Street
Overland Park, KS 66209-3722
(913) 498-6000
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Ethics Compliance Officer:
Jeneen Rockhold (913) 498-6237
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Human Resources: (913) 498-6306
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Amy Leiker (913) 498-7407
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Call 1-800-386-9355 to schedule an appointment with a Menorah Medical Center doctor. Our operators are standing by 24/7 to take your call.
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We offer a number of career opportunities for individuals who are committed to compassionate medical care.
Specialties
Menorah Medical Center specializes in the following healthcare services:
Cancer Care
Menorah 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.
Your emergency is our emergency.
From stitches to strokes, our team of board certified emergency physicians are ready to care for you 24-hours a day, every day.
Menorah Medical Center’s door-to-balloon time is amongst the fastest in the city. Door-to-balloon time measures the time it takes for the hospital’s team to get a cardiac patient from the emergency department into the cardiac cath lab and insert a catheter.
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Surgical Care
We understand that there’s no such thing as “routine” surgery and that patients and their families are concerned about surgical care. Menorah Medical Center is equipped to perform procedures such as:
Imaging
Our ability to see inside the body to more accurately diagnose disease is among one of the more amazing advancements in modern medicine.
Women's Care
Menorah 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. Tours available.
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Breastfeeding Support Group
May 28, 2013 from 12:00 PM to 01:00 PM Our certified lactation consultants offer education, answers to your questions, and offer technique from your first experience breastfeeding until your... -
Breastfeeding Support Group
Jun 4, 2013 from 12:00 PM to 01:00 PM Our certified lactation consultants offer education, answers to your questions, and offer technique from your first experience breastfeeding until your...
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Heart Attack Survivor Has Chance to Thank First Responders
May 21, 2013 An Overland Park man is lucky to be alive after suffering a massive heart attack. Tuesday at Menorah Medical Center he got to thank the first responders and medical personnel that helped save his life (via Fox 4 News). -
Life in the Balance: Great Save Event
May 20, 2013 On Tuesday, May 21, Menorah Medical Center will honor the collaboration of physicians and EMS personnel who helped save the life of an Overland Park man. -
Gene Testing for Breast Cancer: Who Should Have it Done?
May 15, 2013 Dr. Stephanie Graff, an oncologist at Menorah Medical Center appeared on Wednesday’s FOX 4 Morning Show to explain more about gene testing (via Fox 4 News).
Edward Higgins MD
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Jennifer Fastner - underwent brain surgery for epileptic seizures she had experienced since she was seven days old. Treated unsuccessfully throughout her life with every medication available for epilepsy, Jennifer was growing weary of the 30- to 40-second seizures, which began to increase in frequency last summer—Jennifer was having two to four weekly. It was apparent the seizures were becoming resistant to medication.
