KidneyCare:365, located in Paola, KS, is dedicated to empowering individuals with essential education on kidney health and managing kidney disease. Our program is tailored for anyone navigating a diagnosis of kidney disease, those caring for loved ones, or individuals preparing for dialysis. We provide invaluable resources that cover the symptoms and stages of chronic kidney disease (CKD), dietary guidelines for optimal kidney health, coping strategies, treatment options—including home dialysis—and a variety of supportive resources available to you. To accommodate your needs, our classes are offered in multiple formats, including online, video conference, phone calls, and in-person sessions, ensuring that helpful information is accessible to everyone.

The Meal Support Program in Paola, KS, provides essential meal support for individuals aged 16 and older who are navigating outpatient treatment for eating disorders. Our virtual drop-in group meals offer a welcoming and informed environment, helping participants to consume nutrition while receiving crucial emotional and educational support. With sessions scheduled four times daily for lunch and dinner, individuals can engage in as many meals as they need, tailoring their participation to fit their daily lives. Each session is guided by dedicated nutrition practitioners from the Clinician’s Incubator training program, ensuring participants receive knowledgeable support on their recovery journey. Please note that while we prioritize holistic meal support, we do not offer urgent care; for immediate crisis needs, we recommend contacting available emergency resources.

The PNH Patient Travel Assistance Fund, located in Paola, KS, is dedicated to supporting individuals diagnosed with Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria (PNH) by offering essential financial assistance for travel to specialized medical care. Recognizing the urgency of accessing expert treatment, we provide up to $800 per patient annually to help cover expenses such as airfare, train tickets, ground transportation, lodging, meals, and necessary co-pays for medical visits or tests not covered by insurance. We understand the challenges faced by PNH patients and their families, and our program allows grantees to travel with a companion, ensuring that support is always within reach when seeking the vital care they deserve.

Located in Paola, Kansas, Cancer Transitions is a dedicated program designed for cancer survivors who have completed treatment, offering vital support within the first 24 months, yet welcoming those beyond this period as well. Our comprehensive approach focuses on empowering survivors through practical resources, including nutritional support, personalized exercise plans, emotional health education, and medical management guidance. We understand the unique challenges faced during the survivorship journey and are committed to fostering resilience and wellbeing among our participants.

MOVE! Weight Management Program in Paola, KS, is dedicated to enhancing the health and wellbeing of Veterans through effective weight management and health promotion initiatives. Our mission is to ensure that every Veteran receiving care at VA facilities is screened for obesity each year and connected to tailored weight management services that cater to their individual needs and preferences. We offer a variety of treatment options, including engaging group sessions, convenient telephone lifestyle coaching, and our innovative TeleMOVE! program, which provides in-home messaging and clinician support. For those who prefer a self-driven approach, the MOVE! Coach mobile app is available, along with weight loss medications and bariatric surgery options for Veterans who continue to face challenges despite previous efforts. To get started on your weight loss journey, reach out to your local MOVE! Coordinator or VA provider and discover the support we offer.

The Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) program in Paola, KS, is dedicated to providing comprehensive support for patients aged 13 and older who are undergoing treatment for cancer and blood disorders. Our compassionate team, which includes social workers, child life specialists, nutritionists, and medical professionals, is focused on addressing the unique challenges faced by adolescents and young adults during their treatment journey. We recognize the importance of family involvement and actively seek feedback to enhance our services, which encompass clinical care, nutrition planning, fertility counseling, and emotional support. As patients transition to adult care at age 21, we ensure a seamless connection with experienced adult Hematology/Oncology providers, with the ultimate goal of delivering personalized and effective care throughout their journey with cancer and blood disorders.