TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT) — As concerns grow over the uninsured rate for Kansas children, health professionals, activists and members of the public gathered for an educational forum to learn more about how to fix the issue. The Kansas Health Institute (KHI)…
TOPEKA, KANSAS, October 29, 2026 – New American Community Survey (ACS) data released Oct. 29 by the U.S. Census Bureau show Kansas children are more likely to lack health insurance than children nationwide — for the second consecutive year. The rate of Kansas children without…
On Nov. 5, 2026, the Kansas Health Institute hosted a convening examining the rise in Kansas children without health insurance between 2022 and 2024. During the morning session, available in person and online, experts presented current research on where affected children live, their demographic…
Root is seeking approval for a Kansas auto insurance endorsement that would allow third parties to pay some or all of a policyholder’s premium. In a filing submitted November 2, Root said an unnamed “top 5 vehicle manufacturer” requested its assistance in…
Voters in Kansas have three candidates to choose from for insurance commissioner in the midterm election. The four-year position has no term limits. Vicki Schmidt, a Republican, has served in the role since 2019. She did not run again so she…
Children's Mercy in Kansas City has laid off 115 employees. That amounts to around 1.2% of its workforce. The organization additionally is moving 473 revenue cycle and scheduling team members to partner company Ensemble, which deals with revenue cycle management. Read more from…
KANSAS – In a recent interview with Ad Astra News, Dinah Sykes, the Democratic candidate for Kansas Insurance Commissioner, shared her background, motivations for seeking office, and key policy priorities ahead of the upcoming election. Sykes, who grew up in Tennessee,…
A children's hospital in Kansas City has eliminated more than 100 positions and moved hundreds of other employees to an outside company. Children's Mercy leaders confirmed in a statement Monday that it laid off 115 employees, which equals about 1.2% of its workforce.
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The highest paid director of a powerful board responsible for health service transformation has seen their pay packet rise by £40,000 in the space of two years, it has emerged. It comes as Health and Social Care organisations in Northern Ireland…
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