Anyone five years and older can recieve their first or second doses. Those who are 12 and older can get their first booster, and those over the age of 50 can get their second booster.
Tag: School of Dentistry
From kindergarteners to high school seniors, it was all smiles at University Academy.
School of Dentistry, TeamSmile, United Way and Chiefs make a great team as they provide dental care to over 200 elementary students.
UMKC’s Health and Wellness Video Series is a collection of six videos produced during UMKC’s 2021 Engagement Month Celebration. Each video highlights ways that UMKC is contributing to important work in the community in the field of healthcare.
UMKC’s Health and Wellness Video Series is a collection of six videos produced during UMKC’s 2021 Engagement Month Celebration. Each video highlights ways that UMKC is contributing to important work in the community in the field of healthcare.
Our Healthy KC Eastside” (OHKCE) is a large-scale, community-based partnership addressing vaccine hesitance and health inequities in vulnerable portions of Jackson County, Mo.
Vaccine effort targets low-income and underserved living in Kansas City’s east side
Jackson County approves CARES Act funding to promote vaccinations and other preventive care.
The School of Dentistry Clinic provides a wide variety of dental services to the public at reduced rates.
The students received training the week of April 5th and are ready to assist a variety of vaccine providers.
Partcipants will spend time meeting medical professionals at Truman Medical Center, the Kansas City Missouri Health Department, Children’s Mercy, and the University of Missouri-Kansas City Schools of Medicine, Pharmacy, and Dentistry.
Children under the age of three are eligible for the exam.
The University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Dentistry dental hygiene students are screening patients for their clinical licensing exam, which includes a free dental cleaning.
The Sojourner Health Clinic provides quality medical care at no cost to over 300 uninsured and underserved Kansas City patients annually.