Kansas Hospitals

Hospital Specific Data in the 2009 Annual STAT Report
This bookmarked PDF contains data on all Kansas hospital and their organizational structure, number of beds and utilization and medicare and medicaid utilization.

Hospital Characteristics Section of the 2009 Annual STAT Report

This bookmarked PDF contains data on the distribution and characteristics of Kansas hospitals including critical access hospitals; state, federal and specialty hospitals; ambulatory surgical centers; and networks and systems.

KHA Calendar

ACHE Congress - March 22-25

For more information, contact Melissa Hungerford or Susan Cunningham at (785) 233-7436.

KHA Board Meeting - March 24

For more information, contact Amy Fluke at (785) 233-7436.

KHA Infection Prevention Course - March 25

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

Aligning Interests Webinar - March 30

Compensation Models

KHSC Board Meeting - March 31

For more information, Lorri Dean or Steve Poage at (785) 233-7436.

Kansas Hospitals

Kansas Hospital List

Want to mail something to the Kansas community hospitals? Are you looking for a listing of the Kansas Critical Access Hospitals? Click here for a list of all Kansas community hospitals and/or a list of Kansas Critical Access Hospitals. Both of these lists are in Excel.

CEO Directories

Want to contact Kansas hospital CEOs, by phone, fax or mail? Click here for a complete listing in Excel, or a listing by city. This section also contains a printable version of our Kansas Hospital List. This section is for members only.

Hospitals by City

This is a directory of all Kansas community hospitals, listed by city. It includes links to hospital Web sites. There are 125 community hospitals in Kansas.

Kansas Hospitals Map

This map highlights the hospitals, numbers of physicians and the population size of each Kansas county. This map is still being populated.

Google Map

Get driving direction to any Kansas hospital.

Hospital Characteristics Section of the 2009 Annual STAT Report