KCMedNet Partners

Metropolitan Medical Society of Greater Kansas City (www.metromedkc.org)
For more than 127 years, Metro Med has represented physician interests in the Kansas City region. Today, with more than 900 members, Metro Med remains committed to ensuring physicians maintain the traditions of high ethical conduct and quality care for patients in Kansas City. By working with the other KCMedNet partners, Metro Med is magnifying the voice and participation of physicians in our community.

Kansas City Area Life Sciences Institute (www.kclifesciences.org)
KCALSI is focused on making the Kansas City region a nationally-recognized center of excellence in life sciences research, development and commercialization. By pulling together the region’s contract research assets, KCALSI will expand our region’s clinical trial expertise, make cutting-edge care available to local patients, and grow the region’s talent base in the life sciences sector.

Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce (www.kcchamber.com)
With more than 8,000 members representing approximately 400,000 employees, the Chamber of Commerce is one of the leading civic organizations in the Kansas City region. The mission of the Chamber is to provide responsive and committed leadership that builds a vibrant and thriving community as Kansas City seeks to achieve prosperity and an outstanding quality of life. As it relates to KCMedNet, the Chamber supports the development of a legislative/policy environment that is conducive to the practice of medicine in the bi-state region.

Kansas City Area Development Council (www.thinkkc.com)

Founded in 1976, KCADC is the Kansas City metro area’s umbrella economic development organization. KCADC promotes Kansas City directly to companies considering relocation and expansion. With KCMedNet, KCADC is working to encourage the growth and expansion of existing clinical research organizations in our region. In addition, KCADC attracts new health care consumers to KC and returning health care consumers who have previously gone out of market for healthcare to help stimulate the regional Kansas City economy.