
Children’s Hospital Coming Soon
We’re building Kansas’s only hospital just for kids
Wesley is expanding children’s services and renovating its current areas with a $28 million children’s hospital.
Learn MoreWesley is expanding children’s services and renovating its current areas with a $28 million children’s hospital.
Learn MoreIdentify signs of heart disease early with a coronary calcium scan at Galichia Heart Hospital.
Schedule your screening todayMeasure ongoing changes in joint pain and mobility between physician visits or learn more about treatment options.
Rate knee & hip painQuick, free and easy. The check-in takes less than a minute, using any internet browser on a computer, tablet or smart phone.
Learn more about online ER check-inWesley offers one of the most comprehensive programs of low-cost childbirth and parenting classes in the region.
Wesley Family Life Education classesA social club for those 50+, membership offers discounts and exclusive opportunities.
Check our average ER wait times prior to your arrival.
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Last Updated: February 13th, 2012
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