AugmentationCystoplasty near Wichita, KS

Biography: Dr. Jensen attended the University of Kansas School of Medicine in Kansas City where he received his medical degree in 2013. He completed his internship for General Surgery at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in 2014. He completed his residency at the University of Oklahoma Health Science Center and is board certified by the American Board of Urology.

Care Philosophy: To provide the highest level of care to all patients by coming from a place of humility, competence, and mutual respect.

Care Philosophy: I seek to meet each family at their unique needs and provide the best medical and surgical pediatric urologic care, incorporating the latest research and techniques and involving our superb pediatric ecosystem.

Care Philosophy: Patient care is our first priority. We strive to help each patient through their surgical needs by providing the most advanced care options in a comfortable, friendly and compassionate environment. We consider a referral from a patient or physician to be the highest compliment we receive. Maintaining a working environment that nurtures the growth and development of our staff is important to us. Our staff will treat each patient and their family members as they would like to be treated.

Care Philosophy: Dr. Sanchez's goal as a colorectal surgeon is to provide compassionate, high-quality care to patients with colorectal conditions, utilizing state of the are surgical techniques and evidence based practice's to achieve the best possible outcomes. His biggest wish for his patients is their overall well being and a return to a healthy, fulfilling life.

Care Philosophy: My goal as a general surgeon is to listen to my patients and provide quality surgical care to them. I strive to show empathy and understanding, while addressing each patient's concerns and ensuring their comfort and trust.

Care Philosophy: Being a pediatric surgeon is more than just performing surgery on children. It is a lifelong commitment to improving the quality of life to children with surgical conditions. It is a commitment to ensure the babies and children requiring surgery receive the best and most advanced care available. It is a commitment to the child and their family to ensure they grow and develop appropriately after their operation. It is a commitment to support the family through difficult decisions and postoperative care. It is a recognition that the patient is somebody's child and it is a privilege to be allowed to care for them.