The Cotton O’Neil Kanza Park building, located at 2660 S.W. Third St., north of Sixth and MacVicar, opened for business in early January 2016. A ribbon cutting ceremony was held on Wednesday, Jan. 6. The 88,000 square foot facility offers ample space, easy access and beautiful views for Stormont's orthopedic, rehabilitation and single day surgery services.
The second floor (top level) of the new building houses Cotton O’Neil Orthopedic and Sports Medicine (the new name of the combined practices of Kansas Orthopedic and Sports Medicine and Cotton O’Neil Orthopedic Surgery). Physicians who relocated to this new building include: John Gilbert, M.D., Peter Lepse, M.D., Michael McCoy, M.D., Joseph Mumford, M.D., Bradley Poole, M.D., Michael Smith, M.D., Shaun Steeby, M.D., Brett Wallace, M.D. and Brian Wilson, M.D. Kellie Bartlow, D.O., Family Medicine and Sports Medicine physician, also relocated her practice to the new facility and supervises a concussion clinic there. Parking and entry is on the west side of the building.
Cotton O’Neil Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapy (Stormont Vail Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapy services, formerly located at Fleming Place and at Kansas Orthopedic and Sports Medicine) relocated to the first floor (middle level) of the building. The parking and entrance for this service is also on the west side of the building.
Stormont Vail Single Day Surgery relocated from its location at 823 Mulvane, to the lower level of the new building. The parking and entrance for this service is on the east side of the building, closest to MacVicar.
At the ribbon cutting event for the Kanza Park facility, Randy Peterson, Stormont Vail Health president and chief executive officer, announced that the building has been dedicated as the Dr. Kent Palmberg building.
A community open house is being planned for Spring 2016.
