Participating Hospitals
We proudly recognize the commitment to infant and maternal health demonstrated by the following hospitals which are participating in the High 5 for Mom & Baby program.
The High 5 program encourages adoption of five evidence-based maternity care practices that support breastfeeding success. Participating hospitals receive on-site training for hospital staff and invited community members; educational support for employee advancement toward International Board Certified Lactation Consultant status; technical assistance to assure successful program implementation; resources including sample policies, training videos, patient education materials, and promotional marketing materials; and recognition as a High 5 participant.
Through participation in High 5 for Mom & Baby, 60 Kansas Hospitals and 2 birthing centers have demonstrated their commitment to infant and maternal health by supporting breastfeeding success. Of these, 29 have achieved full High 5 program recognition (listed below in bold with recognition logo), and all 62 have completed the initial High 5 for Mom & Baby Education Class.
| Participating Hospital |
City |
Memorial Hospital
|
Abilene |
| South Central Kansas Medical Center | Arkansas City |
|
Republic County Hospital
|
Belleville |
| Mitchell County Hospital Health System | Beloit |
| Coffey County Hospital | Burlington |
| Neosho Memorial Regional Medical Center | Chanute |
| Clay County Medical Center | Clay Center |
| Coffeyville Regional Medical Center | Coffeyville |
|
Citizens Medical Center
|
Colby |
| Cloud County Health Center | Concordia |
| Morris County Hospital | Council Grove |
| Western Plains Medical Complex | Dodge City |
|
Susan B. Allen Memorial Hospital
|
El Dorado |
|
Newman Regional Health
|
Emporia |
|
Irwin Army Community Hospital
|
Fort Riley |
| Mercy Hospital | Fort Scott |
|
St. Catherine Hospital
|
Garden City |
| Goodland Regional Medical Center | Goodland |
|
Great Bend Regional Hospital
|
Great Bend |
|
Hays Medical Center
|
Hays |
| Hiawatha Community Hospital | Hiawatha |
|
Holton Community Hospital
|
Holton |
|
Hutchinson Regional Medical Center
|
Hutchinson |
|
Allen County Regional Hospital
|
Iola |
|
Geary Community Hospital
|
Junction City |
|
University of Kansas Hospital
|
Kansas City |
| Kearny County Hospital | Lakin |
|
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
|
Lawrence |
|
St. Luke's Cushing Hospital
|
Leavenworth |
| Southwest Medical Center | Liberal |
| Hospital District #1 of Rice County | Lyons |
| Via Christi Hospital | Manhattan |
| McPherson Hospital | McPherson |
| Mercy Hospital Inc. | Moundridge |
|
Newton Medical Center
|
Newton |
| Norton County Hospital | Norton |
| Olathe Medical Center, Inc. | Olathe |
|
Community HealthCare System
|
Onaga |
| Osborne County Memorial Hospital | Osborne |
|
Ransom Memorial Hospital
|
Ottawa |
| Menorah Medical Center | Overland Park |
| Overland Park Regional Medical Center | Overland Park |
|
New Birth Company
|
Overland Park |
|
Saint Luke's South Hospital
|
Overland Park |
|
Labette Health
|
Parsons |
| Via Christi Pittsburg | Pittsburg |
|
Rooks County Health Center
|
Plainville |
|
Pratt Regional Medical Center
|
Pratt |
|
Gove County Medical Center
|
Quinter |
| Sabetha Community Hospital | Sabetha |
|
Salina Regional Health Center
|
Salina |
| Nemaha Valley Community Hospital | Seneca |
|
Shawnee Mission Medical Center
|
Shawnee Mission |
| Smith County Memorial Hospital | Smith Center |
| Cheyenne County Hospital | St. Francis |
|
Stomont-Vail Healthcare
|
Topeka |
|
St. Francis Health Center
|
Topeka |
| Washington County Hospital | Washington |
|
Via Christi St. Joseph
|
Wichita |
|
William Newton Hospital
|
Winfield |
The role of hospitals in
breastfeeding success
The importance of breastfeeding
