Your Visit & What To Expect
One team, one hospital, one purpose… to provide our patients the very best quality and service today and tomorrow.
What To Expect Video
Kansas Heart Hospital understands your unique needs and the fact that you may be traveling to our hospital from a rural area. Your care is of the utmost importance to us and the comfort of your family and friends is also very important to us.
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During your stay you will be cared for by a number of healthcare professionals, for example, your attending physician, perhaps a consulting physician, your nurse, an x-ray technician, etc., to name just a few. Your care will be team coordinated recognizing both the nature of your cardiovascular problem to be treated and the support required to achieve physical and emotional comfort and assurance during your stay.
Your room is private and there is a roll-out chair available for a family member to sit-on or sleep-in on the telemetry, general medical floor unit area. As an elective, non-emergent admission for a procedure, you will generally be admitted to the intermediate, one-day care area. Your valuables may be checked-in at the time of your arrival; however, it is advisable for a family member or friend to take home items of value. Please inform your nurse upon arrival if you have special personal items such as dentures, hearing aids and eyeglasses so that they may be properly accounted for throughout your hospital stay.
Ready To Check In?
We have compiled a check-in check-list to make your visit at Kansas Heart Hospital that much easier. We are always here to help, please download the list below to make sure your stay is as comfortable as possible.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find questions & answers about our different services.
Carotid Endarterectomy
Heart Catheterization
- If I need open heart surgery will that be done the same day? During the same admission?
- If I need stents will that be done the same day?
- How long does the heart catheterization take?
- Will I know the results of the test the same day?
- How long will I have to stay in bed after the procedure is over?
- Will I go home the same day?
- Will I be put completely to sleep during the procedure?
- What happens during a heart catheterization?
Peripheral Vascular Patients
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Contact us about your visit questions
If you or your family have questions about your upcoming visit, please contact us at 1-316-630-5000 or 1-800-574-3278. You can also send a message by filling out the form below, be aware, the quickest way to get your question answered is to give us a call! Your team is ready to answer any questions you may have.