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Kansas rural hospitals will get $83 million Medicaid boost

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has OK'd a plan to fund critical access hospitals and rural emergency hospitals through the Health Care Access Improvement Program.

Kansas · 07-01

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KS approved to send $83M in enhanced Medicaid payments to rural hospitals

KANSAS (KOAM) - Gov. Laura Kelly and the Kansas Department of Health and Environment announced that the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has approved Kansas’ Health Care Access Improvement Program preprint, clearing the way for more money to go to certain rural hospitals.

Kansas · 07-01

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Kansas ban on kratom, 7-OH takes effect July 1: help is available

KANSAS (KOAM) - A Kansas ban on kratom and 7-hydroxymitragynine, also known as 7-OH, is set to take effect Wednesday, July 1, according to Community Health Center of Southeast Kansas.

Kansas · 06-30

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Salina Regional Recognized For Stroke Care

Salina Regional Health Center has been recognized for its stroke care. The hospital in Salina has received two American Heart Association Get With The Guidelines achievement awards demonstrating a commitment to following up-to-date, research based guidelines for treatment of stroke – helping save lives, support recovery and reduce hospital readmissions.

Salina, KS · 07-01

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Sen. Moran: Kansas Rural Hospitals to Get $72M More Annually

Good News: Kansas Rural Hospitals to Receive Increased Funding. This week, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) approved Kansas’ application to allow Critical Access Hospitals and Rural Emergency Hospitals to receive increased Medicaid payments through the state’s provider assessment program. This approval means more rural hospitals across Kansas will now have access to additional federal resources, providing more than $72 million annually to help strengthen rural health care. During negotiations on last year’s reconciliation bill, Senator Moran worked to secure language to make certain Kansas’ application could remain eligible for consideration and approval, helping make this outcome possible.

Kansas · 06-30

Great Bend Post

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HaysMed seeking better reimbursement rates from Blue Cross Blue Shield; patients on edge

HaysMed is in negotiations with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas to increase its reimbursement rates. Michelle Beckner, HaysMed chief financial officer, said nationally, the cost of health care has increased by about 7.5%. During the same period, reimbursements to HaysMed from insurance provider Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas have increased by only 1-2%.

Kansas · 06-30

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Clay County Medical Center Welcomes Parkes Wolters, MD

Clay County Medical Center (CCMC) is pleased to welcome Parkes Wolters, MD. Dr. Wolters is a family medicine physician with particular expertise in obstetrics and women’s health. Dr. Wolters is currently completing his Family Medicine Residency at Waco Family Medicine in Waco, Texas, and will be finished in July...

Clay County, KS · 06-29

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VA Pays Nearly $329 Million to Kansas Healthcare Providers for Veteran Care

U.S. Senator Jerry Moran says the Department of Veterans Affairs paid nearly $329 million to Kansas healthcare providers during the 2025 fiscal year for treating veterans through the VA’s community care program. The program allows eligible veterans to receive care from local doctors and hospitals instead of traveling to...

Kansas · 06-26

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CMS Authorizes Enhanced Payments for Rural Hospitals

U.S. Senator Jerry Moran announced Wednesday the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) approved Kansas’ application to allow Critical Access Hospitals (CAHs) and Rural Emergency Hospitals (REHs) to receive enhanced payments through the state’s provider assessment program. During negotiations on the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, Sen. Moran included language in the legislation to make certain Kansas rural hospitals could receive increased Medicaid reimbursements.

Kansas · 06-25

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North Central Kansas Medical Center Receives Gold Award for Stroke Care

North Central Kansas Medical Center has earned the American Heart Association’s Get With the Guidelines®–Stroke Rural Recognition Gold award for its commitment to providing high-quality stroke care in a rural setting. The award recognizes rural hospitals that excel in delivering timely, evidence-based treatment for stroke patients. According...

Kansas · 06-25

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Sen. Moran: Kansas Rural Hospitals to Receive Increased Medicaid Funding

U.S. Senator Jerry Moran (R-Kan.) today announced the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) approved Kansas’ application to allow Critical Access Hospitals (CAHs) and Rural Emergency Hospitals (REHs) to receive enhanced payments through the state’s provider assessment program. During negotiations on the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, Sen. Moran included language in the legislation to make certain Kansas rural hospitals could receive increased Medicaid reimbursements.

Kansas · 06-24

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Reno County EMS Advances Medication Safety Initiative

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — June 22, 2026 — Reno County EMS has implemented new clinical decision support and medication verification technology as part of its ongoing commitment to patient safety, quality improvement, and evidence-based patient care. Medication administration is one of the most critical responsibilities performed by EMS clinicians....

Reno County, KS · 06-22

Hutch Post

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Local health departments receive CDRR Community grants from KDHE

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment’s (KDHE) Community Health Promotion program is pleased to announce the recipients of this year’s Chronic Disease Risk Reduction (CDRR) Community grant. The CDRR Community Grant Program provides funding, training and technical assistance to communities to address chronic disease risk reduction through...

Kansas · 06-24

KSNT News

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KDHE announces $1.3 million grant to fight leading causes of death in Kansas

TOPEKA (KSNT) — Kansas officials are releasing a new round of funding, aimed at helping prevent chronic diseases such as diabetes, respiratory diseases, heart diseases, and more. The funding is part of the “Chronic Disease Risk Reduction Community Grant” program. This is the 25th year of the program, and this year they’re sending $1.3 million […]

Kansas · 06-22

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Kansas Announces 2027 Chronic Disease Risk Reduction Grant Recipients

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment’s Community Health Promotion Program has announced the recipients of its annual Chronic Disease Risk Reduction (CDRR) Community Grants. The grant program provides funding, training and technical assistance to help communities implement proven strategies aimed at reducing chronic disease risk factors. Efforts supported...

Kansas · 06-22

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Central Kansas Communities to Receive Chronic Disease Risk Reduction Grants.

Kansas · 06-22

Hutch Post

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Open Door Health Services nears 25 years of serving

Open Door Health Services is preparing to celebrate a milestone year in 2027 as the Hutchinson-based ministry approaches its 25th anniversary of serving families throughout Reno County and surrounding communities. Executive Director Kristi Busatti said the organization has spent the past 24 years providing free services to individuals facing unplanned...

Reno County, KS · 06-21

Kansas Reflector

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After fighting clean water rules, Kansas attorney general argues abortion pill is a contaminant

TOPEKA — Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach called for the classification of mifepristone, an abortion medication, as a water contaminant in a June 5 letter to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency despite his past efforts to decrease water contaminant regulation. Mifepristone is a part of a two-drug prescription regimen to terminate a pregnancy through 10 […]

Kansas · 06-17

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Developer Agrees to Five-Year Traffic Monitoring Near Planned Salina Clinic

As part of the Salina Family Addition medical campus project reviewed by the Salina Planning Commission on June 16, 2026, the developer (Salina Health Education Foundation) has entered into a formal agreement to conduct traffic monitoring for five years after the new medical clinic opens, according to a staff presentation.

Salina, KS · 06-17

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Kansas health executive examines upward mobility at virtual Mosaic meeting

Kansas Health Foundation President and CEO Ed O'Malley said no state can climb the health rankings “just by helping healthy people get healthier.” The ascent also involves “eliminating the inequities that are creating health disparities,” he said. And health is an important factor in a state’s...

Kansas · 06-18

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