Sam Rodgers Health

As Black History Month ends, let’s continue to honor the legacies of those who paved the way for equity by taking steps to prioritize health today. Regular checkups, preventive screenings, and open conversations with providers are critical for early detection and better outcomes. At Sam Rodgers, we are committed to reducing health disparities through judgment-free, high-quality care that meets you where you are. Take charge of your health—schedule your appointment at https://bit.ly/3VjBgEd or call (816) 474.4920. Together, we’re shaping a healthier future for all. #BlackHistoryMonth #HealthEquity #BlackHealth

As Black History Month comes to a close, we celebrate Jim Nunnelly, a visionary leader whose partnership with Dr. Samuel U. Rodgers transformed health care access in Kansas City. In 1968, Nunnelly became the first chief operating officer of the Wayne Miner Health Center. His innovative strategies and dedication to community care laid the foundation for what is now Samuel U. Rodgers Health Center. His legacy continues to inspire our mission to provide high-quality, compassionate, and affordable health care for all. Learn more about Jim Nunnelly’s incredible contributions to health care in Kansas City: Moving the Needle While Skating in a Buffalo Herd. #BlackHistoryMonth #HealthEquity #Leadership

Every family deserves the opportunity to thrive, starting with access to the resources that support their health and well-being. At Sam Rodgers, we help families connect with programs like WIC, Medicaid, and our award-winning prenatal care services. From providing nutritious food for growing kids to ensuring healthy pregnancies, our team is here to help you navigate the support you need with care and respect. Learn more about how we can support your family at https://bit.ly/3VjBgEd or call (816) 474.4920 today. #FamilyHealth #WICServices #PrenatalCare

Heart disease is the No. 1 killer of women, but the symptoms of a heart attack can often be unexpected. According to the American Heart Association, many women experience signs beyond chest pain, including: ? Jaw, neck, or back pain ? Nausea or vomiting ? Sudden fatigue ? Shortness of breath These symptoms are often mistaken for less serious issues, but recognizing them could save your life. At Sam Rodgers, we prioritize women’s heart health through evaluations that include symptom assessments, blood pressure and cholesterol testing, and personalized care plans. Your heart deserves care. Request an appointment today at https://bit.ly/3VjBgEd or call (816) 474.4920. #HeartMonth #WomensHeartHealth #HeartHealth

Mental health is health care. Yet, many students face barriers to accessing critical behavioral health services—whether due to transportation, cost, or stigma. ICYMI: Our CEO, Bob Theis, CPA, joined Toni Talley and Carrie Gillespie on WDAF-TV FOX4 Great Day KC to share how our Behavioral Health Mobile Unit is breaking down barriers and delivering impactful, community-based care. How does this mobile unit make a difference? It: *Brings on-site mental health support to schools *Provides early screenings & crisis intervention *Reduces stigma around seeking help *Connects students to wraparound services This initiative reflects Dr. Samuel U. Rodgers' vision of bringing health care directly to the community—ensuring that at-risk youth, uninsured individuals, and neighborhood communities have access to free or low-cost mental health support. Watch the full segment here: https://lnkd.in/gKSYgVqv #HealthEquity #BehavioralHealth #MobileHealth #MentalHealthMatters #StudentWellness #GreatDayKC

What an amazing collaboration with SchoolSmartKC, Children's Services Fund of Jackson County and AcruxKC!! Together we are better!

Mary Eliza Mahoney made history as the first Black professionally trained nurse in the U.S., paving the way for diversity and inclusion in health care. A trailblazer in equitable care, Mahoney co-founded the National Association of Colored Graduate Nurses, creating opportunities for future generations of health care providers. At Sam Rodgers, we’re proud to carry her legacy forward through initiatives like our Nurse Practitioner Residency Program. This program equips new providers with the skills and support needed to deliver compassionate, equitable care to diverse communities. This Black History Month, help us continue to advance health equity by supporting programs that empower the next generation of health care leaders. Learn more at https://bit.ly/3Yxt5rl. #BlackHistoryMonth #Nursing #HealthEquity #LeadershipInCare

A huge thank you to everyone who donated at the Samuel U. Rodgers Health Center Blood Drive. Your generosity helps save lives. If you couldn't make it, there is still time to give. Donate by February 28, and the American Red Cross will send you a $15 e-gift card as a thank-you. Donations must be scheduled through the Red Cross, and eligibility is based on their tracking system. Schedule your appointment today: Call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767) or visit RedCrossBlood.org to find a donation location near you. Your donation can make all the difference for patients in need. Let’s keep the momentum going. #BloodDrive #CommunityHealth #RedCross #GiveBlood #Healthcare #KansasCity

Men are more likely to ignore warning signs of heart disease, like chest pain, fatigue, or irregular heartbeat. According to the CDC, heart disease is the leading cause of death for men in the United States, but it is preventable with early detection and care. A heart check at Sam Rodgers includes cholesterol and blood pressure tests, lifestyle risk assessments, and strategies to lower your risk. Don’t wait until it’s too late. Take care of your heart—schedule your appointment at https://bit.ly/4fnHU56 or call (816) 474.4920 today. #HeartMonth #MensHealth #HeartHealth

In case you missed it: Our CEO, Bob Theis, CPA, joined Toni Talley and Carrie Gillespie on WDAF-TV FOX4 Great Day KC to discuss our new Behavioral Health Mobile Unit—a game-changer in bringing mental health services directly to students. This unit helps break down barriers to care by meeting students where they are, providing early intervention, and reducing stigma around mental health. By offering accessible screenings, therapy, and crisis support, the van is a lifeline for schools and communities in need. Watch the full interview on Fox 4: https://lnkd.in/gKSYgVqv?? #BehavioralHealth #MentalHealthMatters #MobileHealth #HealthEquity #GreatDayKC