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Top questions about the COVID-19 vaccine from teens

Kids 12 years old and older have been approved to get the COVID-19 vaccine. Many people have questions, and that includes teens. Here are a few of the top questions area teens wanted to know about the...

Inside Pediatrics: Season One

In the first season of Inside Pediatrics, Children's Mercy invites you to follow along the incredible and moving stories of families as they share their journey. Grow inspired by a brother-to-brother...

Tips for talking to your kids about sexual orientation

Families are diverse and don’t look the same for each child. It’s not unusual for someone to have two mommies or two daddies. If your kids are curious – like most children are – they may ask you about it.

A back-to-school refresher on school avoidance

Back-to-school nights have come and gone and calendars have quickly filled with school activities. Most students have settled into their school routine. But for some, being back in school might be a...

Faculty and Fellows: Pediatric Hematology/Oncology Fellowship at Children's Mercy

Information about the faculty and fellows who make up the Pediatric Hematology/Oncology fellowship program.

Conferences On-line Allergy

Conferences On-Line Allergy (COLA) is a collaborative program with the American College of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology (ACAAI). COLA provides access to allergy-related educational experiences for...

Office of Research Integrity

The Children’s Mercy Research Institute is committed to the highest standards of safe and ethical research. Office of Research Integrity info for research participants and researchers.

Explore Kansas City

Our state-straddling metropolis consistently appears on the country’s best-of lists. Find out why Kansas City and Children's Mercy could be right for you.

Child and Adolescent Epilepsy: Video Resources

Our pediatric epilepsy specialists have a library of video resources to learn more about epilepsy and how it can be treated and managed in children.

Government Relations

The Department of Government Relations is the legislative advocate for children’s health at Children's Mercy Hospital. We formulate legislative policy on the local, state and national level to protect...

IBD Patient Family Advisory Council

The IBD PFAC partners together to create the highest level of multidisciplinary, collaborative care, focusing on the whole child and their families. Their focus is to offer insight and collaboration as...

Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics Fellowship

Our Department Faculty and Fellows Email Us How to Apply Fellowship overview Children's Mercy offers a three-year, ACGME-accredited fellowship in Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics. Our program provides...

Discover Children's Mercy

  Go behind the scenes Community leaders, business leaders, and government officials are invited to spend one-on-one time with pediatric sub-specialists, nurses, therapists, and other professionals to...

Cloacal Exstrophy (OEIS Syndrome) at Children's Mercy

A baby born with cloacal exstrophy (also known as OEIS syndrome) has some abdominal organs exposed outside the body, along with some malformation of these organs. The Children's Mercy Comprehensive...

Genomic Medicine Center at the Children's Mercy Research Institute

The Genomic Medicine Center is among the first with a pediatric focus. The center provides clinical genomic services and is an epicenter for genomic research.

Eating Disorders Center Patient Family Advisory Council

PFAC Eating Disorders Center Logo The Eating Disorders Center Patient Family Advisory Council will work in partnership with Children’s Mercy staff members to advocate on behalf of patients and families for...

Supplier Registration

Prospective Supplier: Thank you for taking the time to pre-register with Children's Mercy as a supplier that wishes to support our operations. Suppliers that are not yet doing business with us must...

Growing Rods

ACS Media Block Younger children need a different approach than older children. We want to be sure their treatment supports their growing spine, while also helping to control the spinal curvature. When...

Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) Training

Blood flow restriction training, also known as occlusion training, uses a specialized device to help athletes rehabilitate injured muscles and limbs.

Pediatric Dermatology Fellowship: Research Opportunities

The Pediatric Dermatology Fellow is required to complete one research project during their fellowship year. This includes formulating a study design, obtaining IRB approval, analyzing the data, and drafting...