Mobile Hospitals Set up Around Kansas City for World Cup

Kansas City hospitals are ready for the World Cup. The world may not be ready for U.S. healthcare

Hospitals across Kansas City have spent months coordinating plans for this summer's World Cup (Suzanne King/The Beacon).Kansas City hospitals said they are prepared for the influx of international patients expected this summer during the World Cup. But they worry that the patients may not be ready for America’s labyrinthine healthcare system. In addition to bulking up translation services and scheduling more doctors and nurses for shifts during …

Mobile hospitals set up to provide care during World Cup in Kansas City

FOX4 was invited to see inside one of the mobile hospitals this team has set up to provide care during World Cup matches and at Fan Fest.

Mobile hospitals set up around Kansas City for World Cup

State emergency crews set up a mobile hospital at Arrowhead Stadium, or Kansas City Stadium, on Monday, preparing to support World Cup visitors.

Kansas City hospitals are ready for the World Cup. The world may not be ready for U.S. healthcare - Hillsboro Sentry Enterprise

Hospitals across Kansas City have spent months coordinating plans for this summer's World Cup (Suzanne King/The Beacon).Kansas City hospitals said they are prepared for the influx of international patients expected this summer during the World Cup. But they worry that the patients may not be ready for America’s labyrinthine healthcare system. In addition to bulking up translation services and scheduling more doctors and nurses for shifts during …

Kansas City hospitals are ready for the World Cup, but the world may not be ready for US healthcare

Kansas City health leaders said the city’s hospitals are prepared and bracing for international patients who may not be able to pay.

Kansas City hospitals are ready for the World Cup, but world may not be ready for U.S. healthcare

Kansas City hospitals said they are prepared for the influx of international patients expected this summer during the World Cup. But they worry that the patients may not be ready for America’s labyrinthine healthcare system. Takeaways Kansas City area hospitals expect an increase in patient traffic of between 6% and 8% over the course of the World Cup. Hospitals said they are scheduling more doctors and nurses to be ready for the influx of pat…