Patient Advocates
Patient advocates at Children’s Mercy serve as liaisons between the patients, families and hospital staff. They facilitate communication and involve staff in resolving issues related to the patient experience, as well as identify opportunities for organizational improvement.
A patient advocate is available to address your concerns and, if needed, assist in filing a grievance. The grievance committee will review each grievance and provide you with a written response. The written response will contain the name of a person to contact at the hospital, the steps taken to investigate the grievance, the results of the grievance process and the date of completion of the grievance process.
Patient and family feedback is important to us in our efforts to improve the patient experience.
Contact Us
- Your Visit Home
- Family Support and Resources
- Aftercare Program
- Art Therapy
- Care Management and Coordination
- Child and Family Therapy
- Child Life
- Coping and Relaxation Tips
- Facility Dog Program
- Health Information and Medical Records
- Home Care
- Hospital-Based School
- Interpreters and Sign Language
- In the Community
- Kreamer Resource Center for Families
- Library Services
- Music Therapy
- Nurse Advice Line
- Palliative Care
- Parent Exercise Room
- Parent Support Program
- Patient Advocates and Sharing Your Feedback
- Patient and Family Activities
- Patient Family Advisory Councils
- Resources for Suicide Prevention for Kids and Teens
- Ronald McDonald House and Family Room
- Social Work
- Spiritual Services
- Support Programs
- Teen Boards
- Transition to Adulthood
- Trauma Informed Care
- What to Expect