Creative Projects Teach Positive Skills for Youth at KVC Wheatland Hospital

Youth receiving psychiatric treatment a KVC Wheatland Hospital in Hays, Kan. enjoyed some fun activities this winter while learning some positive skills.
Youth receiving psychiatric treatment a KVC Wheatland Hospital in Hays, Kan. enjoyed some fun activities this winter while learning some positive skills.
On Saturday, January 23, KVC Wheatland Hospital celebrated staff accomplishments at the 4th Annual Wheaties Awards at the Rose Garden Banquet Hall in Hays, Kan.
Ashley Allen, coordinator for the Ellis County Salvation Army, collected over 300 suitcases for children and youth in foster care.
By focusing on famous superheroes, children receiving psychiatric treatment at KVC Wheatland Hospital are learning to identify their own strengths and superpowers.
The Hands of Success tradition has become something the kids look forward to doing because it physically shows that they successfully completed the treatment program.
KVC Wheatland Hospital staff participated in two Hays, Kansas community events that raised funds for children and families in need.
All major healthcare organizations including KVC Hospitals are moving from paper records to electronic health records (EHR), but what’s in it for patients and communities as a whole? A new infographic from HealthIT.gov (see below) spells out the many ways that electronic health records improve your care and save you time.
On Staff Appreciation Day, we recognized the 70 caring staff at KVC Wheatland Hospital for making a difference in the lives of children and families.
To celebrate Social Work Month in March, we sat down with staff at KVC Wheatland Hospital to find out what their typical work day looks like, some common misconceptions about social workers and what they enjoy most about working at KVC.
By encouraging positive thinking and positive words, we help create a good environment for children, families and staff.