Emergency medicine

Dr. Bryan Beaver is board-certified in emergency medicine. At The University of Kansas Health System, he is an attending physician in the emergency department and program director of the accredited EMS and Disaster Medicine Fellowship. Over the past year and a half, Dr. Beaver served as lead of the KC2026 Health and Medical Working Group, overseeing regional planning for FIFA World Cup™ tournament-related medical surge capacity, human-caused and natural disasters, and heat illness mitigation.

What truly sets Dr. Beaver apart is his passion for education and knowledge-sharing. In addition to mentoring residents and fellows in the emergency department, he conducts research focused on out-of-hospital cardiac arrest and serves as an associate professor of emergency medicine at The University of Kansas School of Medicine.

Primary care

Dr. Anjalee Carlson is board-certified internal medicine and pediatrics and is chief medical information officer for Olathe Hospital, Paola Hospital and affiliated care locations. Whether treating a child with a fever or helping an adult manage chronic conditions, Dr. Carlson has built a reputation for providing thoughtful, thorough and compassionate care.

"I treat infants, adults and the elderly to help them achieve the goals that they want. I see a breadth of medicine in an entire family, from a newborn and the joy of a new birth, to a mother in need of postpartum care, to a father who's concerned about hypertension and cardiovascular risks, to a grandmother with kidney issues," says Dr. Carlson. "That's a great day at the office."

Primary care

Dr. Dustin Miller is board-certified in family medicine. In addition to caring for his primary care patients, Dr. Miller is the medical director for Liberty Hospital Urgent Care and provides sideline medical coverage at school district sporting events throughout the Northland. He is a member of the American Osteopathic Academy of Sports Medicine and serves as medical director or medical consultant for several Northland school districts, including North Kansas City Schools, Park Hill School District and Liberty Public School District. He works closely with Liberty Hospital Sports Medicine in his role as a sideline medical provider.

Pulmonary medicine

Dr. Lewis Satterwhite is board-certified in internal medicine. He is also the medical director of the medical ICUs as well as point of care ultrasound, pulmonary, critical care and sleep medicine. His areas of expertise include pulmonary hypertension, respiratory failure, critical care medicine, and pulmonary vascular disease.