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New study finds that omega-3 fatty acids, a nutrient found in types of fish, can mitigate self-harm behaviors and improve mental health over time.

In 1882, Saint Luke’s was a small hospital serving a frontier trading town. Today, we are an integrated system of 14 hospitals and campuses with more than 12,000 employees caring for a metropolitan area of two million people, and our service area spans 67 counties in Missouri and Kansas.

The new office is located within the administration office pod near the hospital’s main entrance at 421 S. Maple St. in Garnett, Kansas.

Saint Luke’s Sleep Disorders Program is a comprehensive, full-service program diagnosing and treating a wide variety of sleep disorders for more than 35 years.

With a dangerous blood clot deep in his leg, George Toma found major league care at Saint Luke’s.

A new bride wound up lying on an operating table instead of a beach when a pituitary tumor altered her plans.

The Healthcare Institute for Innovations in Quality at the University of Missouri-Kansas City, a Carnegie R1 university, and Saint Luke’s are expanding life-saving heart care.

Study participants must be seen at least once by the cardio-obstetric program at a participating site. We currently have 36 enrolled sites.

Patient Family Partners include patients from site locations in each time zone included in this study and who have lived experience recovering from cardiovascular conditions around pregnancy and postpartum.