Name: Wesley Medical Center
Address: 550 N. Hillside St, Main Entrance, Wichita, Kansas 67214, US
Telephone: (316) 962-2000

Wesley Medical Center is a hospital, located at 550 N. Hillside St, Main Entrance, Wichita, Kansas 67214. They can be contacted via phone at (316) 962-2000, visit their website wesleymc.com for more detailed information.

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550 N. Hillside St, Main Entrance, Wichita, Kansas 67214

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04 October 2018

Join us for a Q&A with Dr. Jeffrey Shepherd and Dr. Christopher Anderson. We will be discussing orthopedics and MAKO - Wesley's new robot for joint replacement surgeries.
Feel free to submit your questions on this video or through private message.
wesleymc.com
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02 October 2018

FACEBOOK LIVE CHAT: Join us on Wednesday, October 3 at 6:00 p.m. for a live Q&A with Dr. Jeffrey Shepherd and Dr. Christopher Anderson. We will be discussing orthopedics.
Feel free to submit your questions on this post or through private message before the event.
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01 October 2018

We'd like to welcome Mohammed Hussain, MD, a physician dual fellowship trained in vascular neurology and endovascular surgical neuroradiology in addition to being board-certified in neurology, to our medical services teams. wesleymc.com/service/stroke
“We’re very excited to have Dr. Hussain join our neurovascular and stroke services teams,” said Ross Barker, Wesley Healthcare’s director of Neurosciences. “The Wichita community is in great need of endovascular coiling in addition to other neurointerventional services, and we are thankful to be able to provide his services at Wesley Medical Center.”
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29 September 2018

If you spot someone you know, please tag them below!
We’re so proud of our #WesleyWarriors!!
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29 September 2018

Our #WesleyWarriors are #WesleyGrateful this morning!
Susan G. Komen Susan G. Komen Kansas Affiliate
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29 September 2018

Share these warning signs with everyone you know. Awareness can help save lives. #suicidepreventionweek
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27 September 2018

Join us for a tour of the hospital Labor and Delivery Area and the Postpartum floor. Tour is free but preregistration is required. Class will meet in the Intrust Learning Center at Wesley Medical Center. Online registrations accepted. Contact Ruthie Schmidt at 316-962-2290 with questions.
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24 September 2018

Achoo! Last year, more than 200,000 people were treated for the flu.
Fend off the flu by getting vaccinated, and keep our information bookmarked throughout flu season. We’re here whenever you need us.
Learn more about fending off the flu here: https://goo.gl/qpoAmU
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22 September 2018

When Andrew Kaminski went to the doctor in 2014 with flu-like symptoms, he ended up staying for 45 days. Be aware of sepsis signs.
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20 September 2018

Do you know all the signs and symptoms of a concussion? Here are 3 concussion myths to be aware of.
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17 September 2018

How to beat the stomach flu whether you have symptoms or not.
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15 September 2018

Sometimes when people are struggling with suicidal thoughts, it’s not about what they say — it’s what they do.
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10 September 2018

As we live longer and stay active, the number of joint replacements are growing. If you or a loved one has chronic knee or hip pain, joint replacement can be a truly transformational option.
Learn more today! https://wesleymc.com/service/orthopedic-care
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07 September 2018

Have you ever left the doctor’s office realizing you forgot to mention a symptom or ask a question? Jessica Kieffer, MD talks about how to get the most out of your next visit.
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05 September 2018

After a collision or fall, it's not always smart to "walk it off." Here are the symptoms of concussions and how to manage them.
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01 September 2018

Dr. Timothy Richardson, MD talks about the recent growth in prostate cancer therapies.
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28 August 2018

Pam chats with Dr. Brown about her journey up to this point and what she has to look forward to! Follow Pam on this very personal five-part documentary series as she discovers the life that was just beyond her reach. Wesley Woodlawn Hospital & ER
See Pam's journey timeline here: WesleyMC.com/PamsJourney
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27 August 2018

Learn more about the connected classroom feature from Jen Broekema, director of clinical education programs. The HCA Continental Division, which includes Wesley Healthcare, recently unveiled a new $4.3 million Clinical Education and Simulation Center. The newly-renovated 12,000-square-foot facility provides ongoing education to all clinical staff.
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24 August 2018

The HCA Continental Division, which includes Wesley Healthcare, has unveiled a new $4.3 million Clinical Education and Simulation Center. The newly-renovated 12,000-square-foot facility, located at the corner of Broadway and Hampden (inside the Chase Bank building), provides orientation and ongoing education to all clinical staff. Learn more about the hi-fidelity manikins and simulation exercises from Scott Bartholomew, director of simulation and technology.
Jessica Lessman

01 January 1970

The nicu here is amazing and we spent time in KC’s too so we’ve seen others first hand. The entire staff goes above and beyond, Doctors Bloom, Rhagaveer and Dorne took so much extra time to make sure we were comfortable and completely informed of what was going on with our twins at all times. Our nurses made us feel like our babies were in the best hands when we couldn’t be there and cared for them and for us, the respiratory therapists explained what they were doing even down to the janitorial staff that kept them in a clean environment. For being a nicu family for 4 long months it really was a good experience as much as something like that could be. We will forever be grateful to Wesley’s nicu!
Kevin Bartholomew

01 January 1970

This place is a joke let me spell it out for you T. R. A. S. H. People here have no idea wtf they are even talking about nobody is ever on the same page. Someone will tell you one thing 10 min ltr another person will tell you complete opposite. Oh and if you have a minor there don’t expect a call from them if they want to do somthing to them they will just do it with no consent happened to me about 3 times or so now. Don’t trust anybody there I hope you read this Wesley I’m coming for you��
Crystal Anderson

01 January 1970

I had a procedure done today at Wesley Medical Center on 2 tower in the endo department and I was very impressed by the knowledge and empathy that the nursing staff had towards their patients. My nurse, Brian, was amazing! He explained the whole process of the procedure ( esophageal manometry) that I was going to experience from beginning to end. Nurses make all the difference when it comes to hospital visits! I would absolutely recommend any type of GI testing at this facility, top notch! Thank you Brian!
Susan Lea Wouters

01 January 1970

Went in last night at 2 am to have my daughter with a rash, crying while falling asleep, fever, shakes, and no appetite and lethargic to be see as recommended by our tri care nurse, and we waited almost two hours and still hasn't seen a doctor. Three people came in after us and they were all seen and walked out to go home within an hour and we still hadn't been seen. The people there before us were gone before we decided to go home. We left and told them we would and reassess her in the morning and then go to a different ER if NEED be.

The only good thing about the place was the nurses up front were polite and understanding
Bambi Goldman Porter Jenkins

01 January 1970

Very friendly staff & very concerned about their patients & their families ! My Dad was in Building 4 -Room 905 ! He had back surgery & his surgeon Dr. Henry was so thorough explaining the procedure he was going to preform on Dad to me & him ! We loved our 𝖬𝖺𝗅𝖾 nurse Chris ! He went out of his way to see that we were taken care of ! We had a older tall man from respiratory that had been their yrs that was very good & explained & showed Dad about breathing treatments! The staff in the Op surgery room was outstanding !
Kayla Moore

01 January 1970

Ok, usually I have no problems, but last night was the absolute worst! Although the nurses were nice, the staff were horrid to my fiancé and I. We went in due to my fiancé’s peanut allergy putting him into a possible anaphylactic reaction. The IV they put in his arm sprayed blood all over the bed and his arm, which the nurse did not even try to clean up or apologize for. They did not have him properly hooked up to his monitors (im no nurse but even I could tell). His IV bag had been out of fluids for 1hr before I could get someone to come help us so that we could go home. I walked up to the desk to get someone to help THREE times before someone stopped talking about their home lives to turn their face to me and help tend to my currently passed out fiancé. Not only did they not put him as a priority, they blew me off too. Someone who might have a baby at their hospital someday. Not anymore. Wesley, you need to reevaluate whether your emergency staff really care about the job they are doing, or just about the money and themselves. This was a terrible experience. And now another OUTRAGEOUS bill that isn’t even going to be worth paying to the people providing services �
Benny Teague

01 January 1970

One time, my wife had a serious pain not knowing what was going on so we went to Wesley Emergency on 13th which was close by. They treated her as a heart attack and took two EKG's and found nothing with them. When her pain went away and we wanted to leave, the Doctor went off the scale bad even when a Nurse stated it could be a Gull Bladder problem. He said if you leave you could die out the door and it will not be my responsibility and you will need to sign a release. I said we only live 5 minutes away and your EKG showed nothing was going on with her heart. He had the gull to tell us .EKG's aren't always reliable.

She went to her regular Doctor the next day and found her Gull Bladder needed to be removed.

Using such fear AND charging for two EKG's then insisting she had a heart attack with a 100% wrong diagnosis will get me to go to St Teresa's on W 21st every time.
Andy Trillo

01 January 1970

My mother is in CCU and is in grave condition. A nurse ask me my seven siblings and our children that the waiting room was for only six family members and our family had to leave and wait to see her else where and wait. So if you intend to be there for your loved ones I don't recommend this hospital.
Jennifer Walton

01 January 1970

I am so disappointed at the ER. The first younger Dr who came in would ask me questions and not even let me answer before he was sidetracked with something else. Then the actual Dr on call came in. I was having severe stomach pain. First started with a GI cocktail that didn't work so he states that rules out gas, reflux etc (which I knew the pain I was feeling was not that), I was given Zofran and Morphine through IV which eased some of the pain. We were there over 5 hours so dealt with shift change new Dr came in and in less than an hour comes in hasn't been in room or anything says I have acid reflux and sent me home. Felt like this was her getting out his patients. Why would other Dr say it wasn't that and give me that much medication for reflux??? Funny thing paperwork said if I experience any of the symptoms comined to return. They were the symtoms I had to begin with and they haven't stopped. I will not go back to wait that long for a "I don't know what is wrong so take a pepcid diagnosis"
Connie Ingram Jenkins

01 January 1970

Doctors was amazing.Nursing was great only biggest complaint is Doc seen us at 8:30 said as soon as therapy sees mom we can go home. Well 6 hrs and 15 mins still waiting for therapy can it be medicare patient so they can milk another day not happy with Therapy
Shelby Keeler

01 January 1970

Never again will I go here. My daughter was direct admitted from urgent care with a possible femur fracture. Drs absolutely REFUSED to run their own tests but had no problem admitting her and calling social services on me for abuse because of the "fracture". Showed the Drs the X-ray from urgent care and was told all night they didn't see a fracture. After being held there for over 12hrs, not a single test ran, they finally discharged her because low and behold there was NO FRACTURE. Got cleared of abuse because there was no fracture so they switched their tactics and called social services claiming I signed my daughter out AMA withoit her being properly examined. Um y'all were the ones who neglected her and I have proof of EVERYTHING. Good luck getting yourselves out of the mess you got yourself into. You can't dispute video recordings and discharge paperwork.
Anna Gibson

01 January 1970

Don’t eat the food it’ll kill ya! 80% of staff ok. 10% go above & beyond. The other 10% are so disgusting & lazy that I’m surprised more serious viral health issues don’t occur here!
Jesse Abbott

01 January 1970

Wesley is the worst hospital in a the business of health care, it's not about taking care of the patient it's about how Mich money the doctors and hospital can squeeze out of the patient and insurance company to line their own pockets. The medical staff here outright just sucks. My son was down in Wichita visiting my parents and had to go to the er for an allergic reaction and they took 2 hours to get my son in, he was 8 months old covered in a rash and in pain, then when he finally got into a room took another 35 minutes my mom said for a doctor to get to the room, turns out he was having an allergic reaction to some medicine the doctor gave him for his ear infection, they gave him one shot of steroids and sent him on his way. I'm now receiving the bills for this visit and it is adding up to almost $2000 for this, he had to take him to the er where we live in Columbia, Mo and they gave us grade A+ service at MU emergency room, service with a smile in the room in about 20 minutes after check in, doctor was to the room about 5 minutes after being brought back, accessed and treated in less than a hour and a half with a total bill of less than $750 sent to insurance with us leaving to pay $260. Wesley is a ripoff scam artist hospital, avoid them if you can. Their services aren't that great. I have told my mom not to take my son back there by any means. Do yourself a favor go to another hospital.
Cindy Crosby

01 January 1970

I had a great experience at Wesley for the birth of my son, but have since learned that you no longer have Certified Nurse Midwives. What a shame and missed opportunity in the year 2018. I will not be returning to your facility.
Jessica Willis

01 January 1970

I can’t say enough about the Derby ER. MY 7 month old is a frequent flyer with bronch issues and they are absolutely phenomenal each and every time. The respiratory therapist and even some nurses remember us by name which makes our visits that much more comfortable.
Jordan Sells

01 January 1970

$2,012 just to look at a spider bite and prescribe some medication that would be more than 50x cheaper to buy yourself. If I were to choose the spider bite, or go to Wesley, I'd choose the spider bite.
Danyelle Johnson

01 January 1970

The staff is completely unprofessional! They did not have the patience to take care of those in need or in pain. The way I was talked out, as if nothing was wrong thoroughly upset me. I have had a number of problems with Wesley! I left and went to St. Joe!
Amanda Fermin

01 January 1970

Wesley is a joke. My husband has been experiencing a ton of blood in the toilet when passing bowels and excruciating abdominal pain. They basically told my husband he has hemorrhoids. Let me give you guys a visual of how much blood I'm talking here: Females when you are on your period and you go pee and the toilet water is tinted red and there are blood clots on in the toilet and on the toilet paper. Yea that's how bad it is. Wesley is useless. Hemorrhoids does not produce that much blood your ER doctor on staff tonight is lazy.
Sue Robinson

01 January 1970

Jeanette Lochridge Ecker (PA) just seen me in the ER and I can't believe the bedside manners I just witnessed. She was absolutely amazing and made me feel comfortable and wanted ! I was so hesitant on going in bc of my last experience but she made it all worth it ! Diagnosed me and sent me on my way with a smile. Definitely an amazing woman �
Di Griffis

01 January 1970

I loved the nurses on the 4th floor!!! I was there for 8 days and they treated me like gold!! Tona, I just love her!!!! Also the others, I just remember her name!!!