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Swope Health strengthens leadership roster with appointments in Operations and Human Resources

KANSAS CITY, MO. — September 17, 2026 – Swope Health announced today the appointments of Julian D. Lee, DBA, MHA, MAM, as Vice President of Operations, and Scott S. Criqui, MAHR, as Vice President of Human Resources, strengthening key areas of the health center’s management team. Lee brings more than 12 years of Federally Qualified …

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Swope Health Acquires Children’s Center Campus

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — September 18, 2026 — Swope Health and the Children’s Center Campus (CCC) Board of Directors announce today that Swope Health has purchased the CCC facility at 31st and Main that has served children and families for nearly three decades. This transaction will continue the legacy of the facility’s focus on health, …

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Swope Health Adds Two Executives to Senior Leadership Team

Swope Health announces today that Rachael Gandolph, DDS, has been named Executive Vice President of Dental Services, and Debra Simpson has been appointed Chief Human Resources Officer. Gandolph brings nearly two decades of experience as a dental executive and clinician, with deep expertise in leading high-volume, multi-site dental service lines within Federally Qualified Health Centers. …

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Swope Health Receives Major Gift from Sunderland Foundation to Advance Swope Health Village and Women’s and Children’s Center

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — August 12, 2026 — Swope Health announces a generous $5 million contribution from the Sunderland Foundation. The gift represents a significant milestone in Swope Health’s ongoing fundraising efforts, directly supporting infrastructure, healthcare access, and community development on Kansas City’s East Side.  The donation provides critical funding for two major projects: Swope Health Village, a 12-acre, $130 million …

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Mobile Healthcare: Meeting Patients Where They Are

Swope Health’s mobile medical and dental teams prove that access to care should not depend on a family’s ZIP code, transportation options, or work schedules. The team continues to bring trusted, compassionate care directly into the neighborhoods, schools, and community spaces where children and families live and learn. Swope Health’s mobile models are designed to …

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Request for Proposals: General Contractor for Inpatient Diversion

Help us build a space dedicated to expanding community impact! Swope Health is officially inviting qualified General Contractors to submit proposals for our Inpatient Diversion project. This project consists of an interior renovation alongside key exterior enhancements.  Download the full RFP and submission guidelines via the two links, below: Full Spec Arch Bid Set  Proposals are …

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Development, Compliance Leaders Join Swope Health

KANSAS CITY, MO (May 19) – Swope Health is pleased to announce the addition of two vice presidents to their health center roster. Jay Wilson recently joined Swope Health as vice president of development. In his new position, Wilson is responsible for driving the organization’s growth through strategic fundraising, donor cultivation, and grant acquisition. He …

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Rooted: What Trees Mean for Urban Health Outcomes

Every April, the world celebrates Earth Month. For some who may not consider themselves environmentalists, the commemoration might sneak by with very little fanfare or attention. However, whether you live in a small rural community or densely populated city, both nature and the environment impact us all. For example, did you know that the presence — …

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