Board of Directors

Upcoming Events

Health Innovations Network of Kansas, Inc. Board of Directors Meeting - March 8

For more information on this event, contact Sarah A. Gideon, Director, Health Innovations Network of Kansas, at sgideon@stormontvail.org.

Improving Governance Performance and Leadership Development Webinar - March 10

During this webinar, we will discuss best governance practices highlighting state and national tools and resources to guide strong board discussions, deliberations and decisions. We will educate trustees and staff on how to use governWell™ resources, modules and expert consults which are now part of the KHA membership. This session will be appropriate for any board member or hospital administrator and is offered three times for convenience.

AHA Regional Policy Board Meeting - March 11-12

For more information on the AHA Regional Policy Board Meeting, contact Amy Fluke (afluke@kha-net.org) or Chad Austin (caustin@kha-net.org) at (785) 233-7436.

Advocacy Briefing - March 12

For more information on this event, contact Audrey Dunkel at (785) 233-7436 or adunkel@kha-net.org.

SHIP Quarterly Weebinar - March 17

For more information regarding this webinar, contact the KHA Education Department at (785) 233-7436 or mwilley@kha-net.org.

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Recent News

Capitol Comments Articles

New Senator Named

(March 5, 2021) – The Kansas Legislature will have a new Senator in the 38th Senate District.

Current Report Articles

President's Perspective – Public Expresses Support for Telemedicine

(March 5, 2021) – Kansas hospitals have long viewed telemedicine as an invaluable tool to maintain and increase access to health care services throughout the state.

Media Releases

KHA Statement on KanCare Expansion

(Feb. 1, 2021) – KHA continues to support KanCare Expansion and the benefits it will bring to Kansas. Expansion improves the health of Kansans by improving access to tens of thousands of hardworking Kansans who cannot afford to wait another year for affordable health care coverage. We must have a Kansas-based solution—a solution that brings hundreds of millions of our federal tax dollars back home to Kansas – creating jobs, boosting our economy and improving the health of Kansans.