Welcome to the HIMSS Greater Kansas City Chapter
Representing Eastern Kansas and Western Missouri, the HIMSS Greater Kansas City Chapter provides a place for HIMSS members to play an active role in improving the future of healthcare through connection, collaboration, and learning. We create spaces to connect seasoned professionals, emerging leaders, and students to create positive change in healthcare and be at the forefront of the latest healthcare news and trends. We would be delighted to have you join us!
Members represent hospitals of all sizes, managed care organizations, integrated delivery systems, non-profit healthcare organizations, as well organizations who provide solutions for the many challenges that exist in healthcare.
Each year our membership and board organize several programs involving speakers and experts on a variety of topics. Our events vary from in-person events to virtual lunch-and-learns to be able to accommodate the busy schedules of our members. You can find more information about our events here on our website, or by visiting our LinkedIn page.
If you are interested in becoming a Greater Kansas City Chapter Member, you can join here. If you are a current Chapter Member and you haven't been receiving our e-mail newsletters or event information, or your e-mail address has changed, please update your HIMSS member profile or contact us at kc.info@himsschapter.org. e sure to select “Greater Kansas City” as your chapter affiliation (instead of Kansas, which serves outside of the Kansas City area).
You can find instructions to update your complimentary chapter here, or follow these steps:
- Log in and go to "My Account."
- Select the "My Involvement" drop-down, then select Change Complimentary Chapter.
- Select Region: Midwest
- Select Chapter: HIMSS Greater Kansas City Chapter
We look forward to seeing you, either virtually or in person, at a future event!
"The HIMSS Greater Kansas City Chapter does a great job of pulling together innovators from all over the region to talk about things that matter in healthcare IT."
- David Chou - CIO, Children's Mercy Hospital