KU Wichita Medical Practice Association

05/30/2026

🏆🎽🏃‍♂️ Day 2 at the Kansas State High School Track and Field Championship at WSU Fan Alley!

KU Wichita Clinics is proud to support events that promote healthy lifestyles and celebrate the spirit of healthy competition. We've enjoyed connecting with Kansans, checking blood pressures, providing information about our clinical services, and sharing fun prizes.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth. We're honored to support the health and wellness of our community!

05/29/2026

05/29/2026

🎉🏃‍♂️🏃‍♀️ We're excited to be part of Fan Alley at the Kansas State High School Track and Field Championships!

At KU Wichita Medical Practice Association, we know that healthy communities start with healthy people. That's why we're proud to support an event that celebrates dedication, determination, and the accomplishments of student-athletes from across Kansas.

Stop by our booth to say hello, learn more about our clinical services, and join us in cheering on these incredible competitors as they pursue their goals.

We're honored to support the athletes, families, coaches, volunteers, and fans who make this event possible. Good luck to everyone competing—we can't wait to see what you achieve!

🏅 See you at Fan Alley! Today and tomorrow!

05/13/2026

05/13/2026

Today, we are celebrating Registered Dietitian Day and recognizing the incredible impact Susan Ashida-Anderson has made in the lives of our patients!

Susan has helped countless individuals make lifelong changes to improve their health and well-being through personalized nutrition guidance, education, and support. Her compassionate approach empowers patients to build healthier habits that last.

Susan offers a variety of nutrition and wellness services tailored to meet individual health goals and needs.

If you are interested in scheduling an appointment with Susan, please call 316-293-2689.

Thank you, Susan, for your dedication to helping our community live healthier lives!

05/11/2026

We are honored to be recognized by the Wichita Business Journal as the #11 medical practice in Wichita for the most patient visits across all medical practices and specialties.

This recognition reflects the trust our patients place in us every day and the dedication of the incredible physicians, providers, nurses, and staff of KU Wichita Medical Practice Association who work tirelessly to deliver compassionate, high-quality care to our community.

Thank you to every patient who has chosen us for your care, and thank you to our team members whose commitment makes this achievement possible. We are proud to serve Wichita and remain committed to improving the health and well-being of our community.

05/08/2026

This Nurses Week, we want to extend our deepest gratitude to the incredible nurses across all of our clinics.

Thank you for the compassion you show, the comfort you provide, and the countless ways you care for our patients and support our teams every single day. Your dedication, strength, and kindness make a lasting impact on the lives of so many.

We are truly grateful for everything you do — not just this week, but all year long. Happy Nurses Week to our amazing nurses! 💙

05/07/2026

Mental health stigma is a public health crisis.

Many people hesitate to seek help—not because they aren’t struggling, but because they fear being judged, misunderstood, or labeled.

At KU Wichita Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences is where stigma ends, and compassionate care begins equally, for everyone.

You are not alone, contact us at 316-293-2647

05/06/2026

Happy Cinco de Mayo and Employee Appreciation Week! KU Wichita Center for Healthcare celebrated today by gathering together for lunch. (Check the comments for a popular recipe from today!)

04/30/2026

Could a common condition be quietly affecting your health without you noticing?

One of the most frequently managed diseases in primary care is Type 2 Diabetes—many people have it for years before symptoms appear.

Early signs can include:
Fatigue or low energy
Increased thirst or frequent urination
Blurry vision
Slow-healing cuts

Why it matters:
Can damage the heart, kidneys, eyes, and nerves over time
Often caught through simple routine blood work
Early detection can greatly improve outcomes

Type 2 diabetes is common, but with early screening and proper care, it’s highly manageable.

If you are experiencing these symptoms KU Wichita Internal Medicine is here to help. Call 316-293-2622 to schedule an appointment.