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Based in Wichita, Kansas, Dasa Gangadhar, MD, is an ophthalmologist and partner at Grene Vision Group where he’s been since 1994 and is a clinical assistant professor of surgery for the KU School of Medicine. He received his Doctor of Medicine degree from Albany Medical College in Albany, New York, where he also completed his internship. Dr. Gangadhar completed his

Technology is not new in the delivery of health care – heart monitors, CT scans, MRI imaging and most laboratory tests rely on technology. The emerging trends in technology, however, are beginning to focus on improving health care access, improving population based health, and improving medical education. Improving access Portability and internet connectivity now make it possible to deliver care

Despite the rise in the popularity of osteopathic medicine, some confusion remains as to how a DO is different from an MD.

Jerry G. Gaston, DO, is a native Wichitan and a surgeon with Surgical Specialists P.A. in Wichita.

As I’ve been settling into Wichita and traveling the great state of Kansas, I’ve been taking note of what you want in a community partner.

In the 1950s, a group of osteopathic doctors agreed that if the hospital they started was sold, they’d use the profits to train more physicians. By partnering with Kansas Health Science Center, Riverside Health Foundation is keeping that pledge.

The proposed Kansas College of Osteopathic Medicine (applicant status—seeking accreditation) will provide physicians needed in rural Kansas.

Despite the rise in the popularity of osteopathic medicine, there remains some confusion as to what separates a DO from an MD

Empathetic students become empathetic doctors, and empathetic doctors lead to better patient outcomes.