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Read MoreYou’ve just been told you need spine surgery. Needless to say, you’re nervous. Spine surgery is no small operation. But you’re in so much pain you can barely stand or walk. You know how important it is to have this surgery. So there you are, sitting in the patient room, dreading the next step. However,…
Read More“And the rocket’s red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there.” – The Star Spangled Banner Every Fourth of July, people throughout the United States set off fireworks to celebrate our independence from Britain. The fireworks symbolize bombs bursting in air to remind us of…
Read MoreStormont Vail Health welcomed the first baby in Geary County of 2025 on Jan. 5, 2025 at 6:41 p.m. Baby boy Marquez Garcia weighs 7 lbs. and 2 oz. and measures 19 inches long. Marquez was born to Holden Hopkins and Angelica Marquez Garcia. Stormont Vail’s Birthplace offers compassionate, high-quality care for expectant mothers. The…
Read MoreStormont Vail Health welcomed the first baby born in Shawnee County in 2025. Baby boy August Martell was born at 3:07 a.m. on Jan. 1, 2025. August weighs 8 lbs. and 7 oz. and measures 21 1/4 inches long. He was born to Kerstin and Ethan Martell. Stormont Vail’s Birthplace offers compassionate, high-quality care for…
Read MoreStormont Vail Health welcomed the first baby in Geary County of 2026 on Jan. 2, 2026, at 9:44 a.m. Baby boy Maverick Epp weighs 6 lbs. and 13 oz. and measures 20 inches long. He was born to Ashley and Anthony Epp. Stormont Vail’s Birthplace offers compassionate, high-quality care for expectant mothers. The nurses and…
Read MoreStormont Vail Health welcomed the first baby born in Shawnee County in 2026. Baby girl Emersyn Steffen was born at 1:37 a.m. on Jan. 1, 2026. Emersyn weighs 6 lbs. and 14.5 oz. and measures 19 inches long. She was born to Sydney and Alex Steffen. Stormont Vail’s Birthplace offers compassionate, high-quality care for expectant…
Read MoreWhen you are sick, hurt, and need immediate care, having an Emergency Department close to home makes a difference. As one of a hospital’s most active and critical departments, quality emergency care is a priority – one that Stormont Vail Health emphasized improvement and enhancement on when becoming the Flint Hills Campus Emergency Department. While…
Read MoreFlu Information Home » Flu How to Get Your Flu Shot Stormont Vail Health will be hosting a variety of flu shot clinics again this year for established Stormont Vail Health/Cotton O’Neil patients. If you have questions about your patient status, please contact (785) 354-1150. If you receive your flu shot at work or anywhere…
Read MoreFood and Coffee Sunflower Cafe The Sunflower Cafe is located in the basement of Stormont Vail Hospital and is open daily. The cafeteria features a grill, salad bar, soup and deli station, as well as a variety of hot and cold foods. All items are available for take-out or sit-down dining. Monday through Friday 6:30…
Read MoreThe Cotton O’Neil Foot and Ankle Clinic is excited to welcome Siobhan Gray, APRN, back to our team! Siobhan’s addition also means we now accept KanCare for specific appointments and treatments. With Siobhan joining Dr. Mathew Galliano, we’re eager to use our expanded capacity to help patients across the region put their best foot forward.…
Read MoreWhen you hear the word ‘forensics’, what comes to mind? Maybe one of the legendary TV crime shows, like NCIS, fingerprint stations, or a scientist in a white lab coat? At Stormont Vail Health, we think about being a trend-setter in health care and a safe haven for our patients. Less than 10% of hospitals…
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