Kansas Hospitals Urge Kansans to ‘Catch Up On Care’

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Kansas Hospitals Urge Kansans to ‘Catch Up On Care’

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(April 23, 2021) – According to inpatient and emergency department data for Kansas hospitals nearly all health care services saw a decline in patient volume in 2020. To reverse the trend and minimize its negative effects on individual and population health in Kansas, KHA is urging people to reclaim their health by revisiting their health providers for all recommended visits and health screenings in 2021.

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