Primary Care of Kansas

01/02/2026

Managing diabetes is not always simple. Many people think that taking medicine is enough to control blood sugar. Medicine is very important, but it cannot do everything on its own.

At Primary Care of Kansas, we educate people on how to cope with diabetes through knowledge, habits, and support, to enable them to feel better daily.

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Find out why medication alone may not control blood sugar and how lifestyle habits and care support better diabetes management.

01/01/2026

Unlock relief from muscle pain.

Struggling with persistent knots and tension? Targeted trigger point injections can offer fast, effective relief to help you move and feel better.

Ready to regain your comfort and flexibility?

Our team across Kansas and Missouri is here to help.

12/31/2025

Trigger point injections offer fast, targeted relief by treating painful muscle knots at the source. Whether from tension, overuse, or chronic conditions, you don't have to live with constant discomfort.

Get back to moving freely and feeling your best with a quick, effective treatment designed to ease pain and restore your activity.

12/30/2025

Happy New Year 2026!

Wishing you health, happiness, and peace in the year ahead.
Please note: Our office will be closed on New Year’s Day so our team can celebrate the holiday with their families.

We’ll reopen with regular hours the following day.

#2026

12/29/2025

Your journey to wellness begins with being heard. We listen closely, use advanced tools to find root causes, and create a plan that fits your family's unique needs—from the youngest to the oldest.

Leave with clarity, confidence, and gentle, effective care that supports everyone under your roof.

12/26/2025

Keeping your health in top shape is important.

A physical exam is a way to check your health. It’s like a check-up for your health to find problems early and answer all your questions. But many people wonder what not to do before a physical exam. This blog will help you prepare and get the most accurate results.

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Learn what not to do before a physical exam to ensure accurate results, including tips on diet, medications, and lifestyle habits.

12/24/2025

From routine checkups to ongoing care, having a compassionate medical team you know and trust makes all the difference.

We're here to support every chapter of your family's wellness journey.
With multiple locations, expert, personalized care is always within reach for you and your loved ones.

12/23/2025

Our office will be closed on Christmas Day so our team can spend time with their loved ones.

We’ll reopen with normal hours the following day to continue providing you with the care you need.
Wishing you and your family a safe, healthy, and joyful holiday!

12/22/2025

On Christmas Eve, Urgent Care of Kansas will be closing early.

Make sure to book your appointments ahead of time so you and your loved ones can enjoy the holidays with peace of mind.

Schedule today and avoid the holiday rush!

12/19/2025

Coming out of depression’s grip may offer both a joyous and an intimidating feeling.
The heavy, concealed fog of depression will disappear, leaving you to ponder, what is the next step after depression?

Recovery is usually not linear, and even while healing is different for everyone, knowing where to go from here is the most important question.

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Learn what is the next step after depression and how to regain balance. Discover tools for depression recovery and build a fulfilling life

12/18/2025

Reducing your risk of heart attack isn't just about big changes—it's about daily habits.

A nourishing breakfast, staying active, drinking water, cutting back on salt and sugar, and managing stress all add up. Even laughter and connection play a powerful role in keeping your heart strong.
Start small, stay consistent, and care for the heart that cares for you.

12/17/2025

Low Vitamin D doesn't just affect bones—it can show up as tiredness, joint pain, weight changes, digestive issues, and even a weaker immune system. Often called the "sunshine vitamin," many of us don't get enough, especially in winter.

A simple check can help you feel more energetic, balanced, and healthy.