OpenHysterectomy near Topeka, KS

Biography: Dr. Hall is a native of Kansas City. He received his A.B. Biology degree from William Jewell College in 1987 and attended the University of Missouri, Columbia, School of Medicine, graduating cum laude in 1991. In 1995, after completing his residency at Truman Medical Center-West and St. Luke's Hospital, Dr. Hall joined Independence Women's Clinic. He is board-certified in Obstetrics and Gynecology and is a fellow of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology (ACOG). Dr. Hall is a member of the American Medical Association, Missouri State Medical Society, Metropolitan Medical Society, Kansas City Gynecological Society, and is a past president of the Kansas City Gynecological society. He is a member of the Board of Directors for Centerpoint Medical Center. Dr. Hall is married and has two children and enjoys riding his motorcycle. He also is an avid golfer.

Care Philosophy: Urogynecology of Kansas City is committed to restoring women's independence, dignity, and quality of life with experienced, compassionate and patient centered care. Patrick Nosti, MD, FACOG along with dedicated providers and staff focus exclusively on treating female pelvic floor disorders to help women deal with disorders like vaginal and uterine prolapse, urine and stool leakage, and post-childbirth complications. They understand that pelvic floor disorders rarely occur in isolation, especially when treating female pelvic floor conditions. This ensures the team actually eliminates the root of the problem, not just the symptoms.

Care Philosophy: Dr. Suleman enjoys all aspects of the field of obstetrics and gynecology. She is passionate about providing a personal level of care and making sure her patients feel well cared for.

Care Philosophy: I thoroughly enjoy what I do and feel so lucky to have a job that I love! I work hard to treat every patient as an individual. I want to be a part of the medical decision making and management that each woman undergoes throughout their lives regarding obstetrics and gynecology care. It is exciting and fulfilling to me to help women build their families, but also to be there to give medical advice and guidance to women outside of obstetric health. I am so honored to be a partner in your medical care!

Care Philosophy: Dr. Parks believes that her ability to take care of patients from infancy through menopause gives them a sense of stability through natural transitions all women face. She feels honored to be able to take care of young girls, women who need well checks and contraception, pregnancies, and menopause. She loves to educate teens and women about their bodies to empower them to take care of their health. Dr. Parks believes it is important for patients to be heard and with shared decision-making; she helps them to make the best possible decisions about their healthcare and bodies. Dr. Parks is a native to Kansas City growing up in Olathe, Kansas. She is married and has two wonderful children. She enjoys traveling, watching her kids dance and play sports, and loves baking and decorating cakes.

Care Philosophy: I have a strong commitment to serving as an advocate for my patients, with a passion for establishing and maintaining open, positive relationships. I encourage my patients to be active participants in their care experiences and believe this patient-physician approach not only results in improved care for the patient, but also in overall satisfaction with their healthcare experience. Additionally, I believe one of my goals as a healthcare provider is to educate my patients and help empower them to optimize their goals for their care.

Care Philosophy: I believe that a physician should be an advocate for her patient. I empower my patients with knowledge and help them find the right treatment specialized for them. The nature of my practice means that I form a unique relationship with each of my patients, treating each person as an individual with careful attention paid to that person's specific needs. I was born and raised in Leawood, Kansas, and am excited to have returned to the area to care for women in the Kansas City metro.