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Upcoming Events

KCMHC Training: Clinical Faculty Academy - July 28-29

For more information on this event, contact Brett Morehouse at brett.moorehouse@allianceweb.org, bmoorehouse@mohospitals.org or (913) 327-8730.

KHA Noon Briefing: Strengthening Nurse License Monitoring - July 28

Kansas hospitals play an important role in supporting a safe, competent, and compliant nursing workforce. Join the Kansas Hospital Association, the Kansas State Board of Nursing, and the National Council of State Boards of Nursing for an introduction to Nursys e-Notify, a complimentary, secure service that provides real-time license status notifications for nurses and healthcare organizations.

KHA Health Care Preceptor Academy - July 30

The Kansas Hospital Association is pleased to announce our updated Preceptor Academy for Summer 2026, currently available to attendees for FREE. Our Preceptor Academy team has formed a collaboration with the Midwest Clinical Instruction Regional Network to provide updated materials, content, and support for our Health Care Preceptor Academy.

KHA Leadership Institute - July 30-31

This program is designed to provide hospital employees (department heads, assistant department heads, nurse leaders, etc.) with leadership training. In addition to enrolling current managers, participation in the program will help prepare employees who may eventually be moving into management or leadership positions.

Midwest Managed Care Symposium - Aug. 3–4

Join us August 34 in Kansas City for The Midwest Managed Care Symposium, a two-day, multi-state convening of hospital finance, reimbursement and managed care leaders focused on the evolving payer landscape. Bringing together organizations from across Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas, the symposium provides timely insights on regulatory changes, price transparency, contracting strategies and reimbursement trends.

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Kansas Hospital Maps

Distribution of Kansas Community Hospitals

Of the 105 counties in Kansas, 16 counties (Barber, Barton, Clark, Cowley, Crawford, Johnson, Marion, McPherson, Nemaha, Ness, Pottawatomie, Sedgwick, Shawnee, Washington, Wilson and Wyandotte) contain more than one community hospital, 80 counties contain only one community hospital, and nine counties are without any community hospitals. The following counties do not have a hospital: Chase, Doniphan, Elk, Gray, Linn, Osage, Wabaunsee, Wallace and Woodson. Kansas has 124 community hospitals.