This man saved my life in 2000. I had a heart attack, but no one listened, as it was "too early"…read more The numbers indicated "anxiety attack", but he listened, understood, and directed me immediately to an angioplastic area. A stent was inserted, and I survived. I've worked with him for seventeen years. He has always listened and understood. He's instructed me on how to live and survive - to always be young - through diet and lifestyle. He goes beyond the "I'll fix this" toward understanding and explaining. We are also both writers, and his book about lifestyle is wonderful, and he says he loves my books about Christmas. How can I not give this relationship where he saved my life five stars? And my impression is that he does the same expression of care for everyone.

Highly recommended. They saved my life due to a heart incident in 2000, and for seventeen years…read morehave monitored me and my life. They are not about just medical intervention, they are about monitoring, helping with lifestyle and such like that. I highly recommend James O'Keefe as well.

Thank God for giving Dr Salisbury the intelligence, skill and ability to perform delicate and…read moreprecise coronary procedures. He is straightforward in explaining the procedure. Next day I was headed home after he cleared my LAD (widow maker) of a 95% blockage.

So far so good! I…read morewas transferred from another hospital, on Thursday, 5/21, by ambulance and haven't had any complaints. It's awesome to see how the medical team work together to figure out a plan for your health/life. I didn't feel threatened with the Covid-19 pandemic going on. I knew I had to get help and be treated in order to feel better. #sarcadosis #kumc #kshealthsystem

University of Kansas is great hospital network. They care and it shows. What doesn't work well is…read moreparking, wait times and the drive through for drop-off and valet. Everytime we come it's a long line of cars to get through on Cambridge, at the main hospital entrance. It's not because of pedestrians in walk.. it's because the pickup side is packed full of people just parked... then the Shuttle bus stop block traffic to pickup people. It's a hot mess. You will always have to give yourself an extra 15 mins on top of trying to be on time. Today the traffic guards allowed a vehicle to block the throughway going north on Cambridge so they could ask questions. This needs to be rethought!