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 KS Medicaid Polling Release FINAL.pdf
February 26, 2014 – Public opinion polling released by the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network shows that registered voters in Kansas strongly agree that the state should accept federal funds that are available to broaden access to health coverage through KanCare, the program under which Medicaid is administered in Kansas. By a margin of 72 percent to 24 percent, Kansas voters support such a move, which would provide more low-income Kansans with access to health care.
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Leavitt Partners' Final Report on Addressing the Uninsured.pdf
The Kansas Hospital Association contracted with Leavitt Partners to examine and analyze the Kansas landscape and provide alternative models and policy options for covering the State’s low-income uninsured population. Released February 2014.
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Public Opinion on Medicaid Expansion - KHA MEDIA RELEASE.pdf
A statewide public opinion poll gauged Kansans’ attitudes toward Medicaid expansion and health care access. The poll finds nearly 3 in 4 Kansans feel Kansas should maximize federal funds and prevent Kansas tax dollars going to other states.
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KHA Public Opinion Poll Findings Report.pdf
Findings Report, ETC Institute, January 2013, Funded by the American Hospital Association.
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Economic and Employment Effects of Expanding KanCare in Kansas - Report.pdf
This is an independent analysis of the economic impact of a Medicaid expansion, conducted by researchers at Regional Economic Models, Inc. (REMI) and the George Washington University (GW). This report was prepared for the Kansas Hospital Association and funded by the American Hospital Association. February 2013
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Economic and Employment Effects of KanCare Expansion Release - February 2013.pdf
New report shows expanding KanCare could result in a net cost savings for Kansas from 2014-2020. This independent analysis will be valuable as Kansas decides whether to accept or decline federal funds to expand the KanCare program to approximately 169,000 Kansans.
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Making a Decision on Expanding KanCare 2-19 Brief.pdf
This is an independent analysis of the economic impact of a Medicaid expansion, conducted by researchers at Regional Economic Models, Inc. (REMI) and the George Washington University (GW). This report was prepared for the Kansas Hospital Association and funded by the American Hospital Association. February 2013
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