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US News & World Report

Share your opinion about North Kansas City Hospital’s expert treatment of complex medical conditions by casting your vote in the 2023-2024 U.S. News & World Report Best Hospitals survey. Physician input accounts for 24.5%-55.5% of the specialty rankings – making your vote count.

In the 2022-2023 survey, physician feedback resulted in NKCH earning High Performing ratings innine adult procedures and conditions, as well as four of seven newly added procedures and conditions that “emphasize the importance of targeted research and care that provides patients and their doctors with data-driven decision support.”

Vote by March 24

  • Go to Doximity.com
  • Log in and click on the U.S. News graphic
  • Cast your vote: North Kansas City Hospital

Eligibility

  • Doximity registration*
  • Board certification in one or more of 16 ranked adult medical specialties
  1. Your Vote CountsCancer
  2. Cardiology & Heart Surgery
  3. Diabetes & Endocrinology
  4. Ear, Nose & Throat
  5. Gastroenterology & GI Surgery
  6. Geriatrics
  7. Gynecology
  8. Nephrology
  9. Neurology & Neurosurgery
  10. Ophthalmology
  11. Orthopedics
  12. Psychiatry
  13. Pulmonology & Lung Surgery
  14. Rehabilitation
  15. Rheumatology
  16. Urology

We appreciate your support in recognizing the tireless, evidence-based, specialty care of our physicians and staff. Please encourage your colleagues to complete the survey.

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Best Hospitals Rankings

The Best Hospitals specialty rankings are meant for patients with life-threatening or rare conditions who need a hospital that excels in treating complex, high-risk cases. These rankings are helpful for patients looking for information about a rare condition or difficult diagnosis that isn’t treated at many facilities.

Best Hospitals Procedure and Condition Ratings

The Best Hospitals procedure and condition ratings focus on specific and more commonly required individual procedures and conditions, such as hip replacement and heart failure, rather than on broader specialties like orthopedics and cardiology. The goal is to evaluate how well hospitals perform in each procedure or condition – and not just with the most difficult cases, as with the specialty rankings, but with the full range of patients.

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