KVC Prairie Ridge continued its Diversity Matters Initiative with the celebration of Asian Pacific Heritage Month throughout the month of May.
KVC Prairie Ridge Hospital celebrated Direct Care Staff Appreciation Month with food, fun, and kickball to show thanks for the dedication and hard work of our direct care staff.
KVC Prairie Ridge Hospital recognizes Taylor Penrod as its 2016 Volunteer of the Year at the United Way of Wyandotte County’s annual volunteer recognition dinner.
As a first step, the adult psychiatric beds at KVC Prairie Ridge Hospital in Kansas City, Kan. will become part of The University of Kansas Hospital.
The Diversity Matters Initiative Committee is on a mission to reflect the clients, families and communities in which we serve, while also cultivating diversity across all levels of our organization. Throughout February, the committee focused groups, events and activities around the celebration of Black History Month.
Knowledge of trauma-informed care will benefit women receiving support and treatment for eating disorders, body image disturbance, and co-occurring disorders.
Every Friday at 3:00 p.m., music fills the room at KVC Prairie Ridge Hospital as professional instructors teach youth how to express their feelings and discover their strengths through dance.
Children and teens receiving psychiatric treatment at KVC Prairie Ridge Hospital can now experience the healing power of dance, thanks to a partnership between KVC Hospitals, the Kansas School of Classical Ballet and Netsmart.
Vinh will focus on combining her primary health expertise with KVC’s world-renowned behavioral and mental healthcare services.
On June 24-25, KVC Hospitals participated in the second National Action Alliance for Suicide Prevention Zero Suicide Academy.
