AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHospital Care: Mitchell County Hospital Health Systems earned national recognition for five-star patient ratings in nurse and physician communication, cleanliness and quietness—one of just two Kansas hospitals honored. Children’s Mercy also reached an insurance agreement that preserves marketplace access for Kansas City families. Rural Health: Kansas will receive $226 million for a second year of its Rural Health Transformation Program, while rural health leaders stress partnerships and planning to sustain local care. Children’s Health: Kansas is seeing children lose health insurance faster than the national average, raising concerns about access to care. Nutrition & Aging: Southeast Kansas’ Area Agency on Aging has more than 380 people waiting for home-delivered meals and is seeking a kitchen to expand hot-meal service. Wellness: K-State Extension programs are targeting heart health and maternal wellness across Kansas. Water Safety: KDHE lifted the boil advisory for part of Galena after testing found no contamination.
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