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Built for kids.™

Built for kids.™

Nationally ranked

We are proud to once again be recognized by U.S. News & World Report. Whether your child needs routine care or highly specialized treatment, our pediatric experts are here to help. From tiny newborns to growing teens, we’re committed to improving outcomes and making every experience as comforting and supportive as possible.

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Experience the magic of Dream Big Day at World of Fun!

Rally your family and friends for a fun-filled day morning packed with activities featuring an optional celebration walk through the park, an exciting pep rally, select rides, DJ dance party, Peanuts character visits and much more. And if you raise $70 you can unlock two tickets to Worlds of Fun. Together, raise funds to provide answers, hope and care to patients and their families!

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Type 1 Diabetes: Jakob’s story

17-year-old Jakob doesn't let his Type 1 Diabetes get in the way of anything he wants to do. From learning to fly an airplane to creating stop-motion YouTube videos to his latest adventure — appearing as an extra on the TV show "Ted Lasso" — Jakob is living life without limits.

"You say "impossible"...but all I hear is "I'm possible." - Ted Lasso

Meet Jakob
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Introducing MyChart

MyChart, our new patient portal, helps you stay connected to your child's care. We're excited to help you get started in person or online.

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Group of people gathered at a RideKC bus stop during a community assessment training, standing on a sidewalk beneath a tree and reviewing materials near a marked bus stop sign.

Researchers Begin Sharing Results of NIH-Funded Zero-Fare Bus System Research

Children's Mercy researchers partnered with community members to study the impact of Kansas City's zero-fare bus system. Their findings showed increased transit use and highlighted how transportation policies can help support healthier communities.

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