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Mental Health Intervention Team Program / presented by Drew Adkins, Behavioral Health Commissioner, Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services.
No full text"February 27, 2025."
Presentation before the Kansas Legislature, House Health and Human Services Committee, presented by Drew Adkins, Behavioral Health Commissioner, Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services.Presentation discussing the Mental Health Intervention Team (MHIT) Program. "The MHIT program is dedicated to improving each student's overall academic potential by removing barriers to behavioral health services. ... Providing comprehensive care to our most at risk students is a team effort. MHIT encourages everyone to assist; knowing all 3 support groups [family/guardians, mental health providers, and school staff] are essential for lasting tangible relationships and growth.
Other titles: Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services Quarterly Report Quarterly Report
No full text"February 21, 2025."
Presentation before the Kansas Legislature, Robert G. (Bob) Bethell Joint Committee on Home and Community Based Services and KanCare Oversight, presented by Laura Howard, Secretary, Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services.Presentation giving statistics and other information on various programs and services available from each department of Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services.BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES:
Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facilities
Mental Health Intervention Team (MHIT) Update
988 Update
In-State Call Answer Rates
Kansas Average Monthly Answer Rate vs. National Average Monthly Answer Rate
SURVEY, CERTIFICATION & CREDENTIALING:
Long Term Care -- Adult Care Home Bed Closure Over 5 Years
Long Term Care -- Adult Care Home Bed Openings Over 5 Years
Antipsychotic Use in NF
AGING SERVICES:
Nursing Facilities Medicaid Monthly Average Caseload
Nursing Facility Program Rate Setting
Nursing Facility Program -- 304 Kansas Nursing Facilities by County (map)
PACE [Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly]
LONG-TERM SERVICES & SUPPORTS:
HCBS Waiver Enrollment--December 2024
Update on Additional 500 Slots--Offers made between June 2024-September 2024
Update on Additional 500 Slots Offer Process
Additional 200 IDD Waiver Offers
HCBS Waiver Projects in 2024
10% FMAP Enhancement Projects
Community Support Waiver Update
HCBS Settings Rule and the Importance of Integrated Settings
Corrective Action Plan (CAP)
Conflict-Free Case Management--Letter from CMS
Targeted Case Management--Conflict of Interest
Intellectual and Developmental Disability Waiver Overview
Conflict-Free Case Management Compliance Options
Conflict-Free Case Management Next Steps
Unbundling of Day Services Background
Unbundling of Day Services Proposed Services
Grant Opportunities to Support Change
Medicaid Functional Eligibility Instrument (MFEI)
MFEI Transition--Impact on Current Participants
MFEI Transition--Stakeholder Engagement
STATE HOSPITALS:
Number of Vacancies by Hospital
Percentage of Vacancies by Hospital
Budget Proviso to Help with Staffing
Bonus Payments Paid between July 21 and January 18, 2025
State Institution Alternatives
Mobile Competency Services through Larned State Hospital Staff
Mobile Competency Services through Wheat State Healthcare
Reimbursement to Counties--2023 SB 228 and HB 2184
Reimbursement to Counties--2023 SB 228 and HB 2184 through January 2025
APPENDIX:
HCBS/BI Participants by Length of Stay
Annual Unduplicated Count of Participants by HCBS/BI Waiver Year
Participants Who Received Initial Services Within X Days from Enrollment on the HCBS/BI Program
Last Service Received Prior to Unenrollment from HCBS/BI Program
HCBS/BI Average Per Member Per Month Cost
Number of HCBS/BI Participants by County (SFY24)
Number of HCBS/BI Participants Per Capita by County (SFY24)
Average Monthly Caseload for ICFs and Head Injury Facilities
Number of Persons Transitioned on Money Follows the Person (MFP)
Average Monthly Caseload for HCBS IDD/FE/PD/BI Services
KNI Average Daily Census
Parsons Average Daily Censu
Other title: House Bill 2308
No full text"March 4th, 2025."
Testimony before the Kansas Legislature, House Commerce, Labor and Economic Development Committee, presented by Joshua Jefferson, Deputy Director, Kansas Department of Commerce.Testimony "in support of HB 2308, Aviation and Innovative Manufacturing in Kansas (AIM-K). The State of Kansas currently has about 135 active leads in its business recruitment pipeline, of which 59% are manufacturing related. A trend among these projects is rapid technological development in transportation manufacturing, resulting in new processes that require large investments in new facilities and equipment. Aerospace manufacturing, including emerging aerospace technologies, sustainable aviation fuel, and new vehicle manufacturing are key drivers of these opportunities. The AIM-K bill will create a tool to emphasize that Kansas, statewide, is open for business while supporting the Air Capital of the World and leveraging Wichita State University's status as the #1 aerospace research and development program in the nation. The bill slightly enhances the state's traditional incentives, giving Kansas a competitive edge to successfully recruit these manufacturers, while maintaining strict eligibility requirements, meaningful clawbacks, and only awarding benefits AFTER companies meet requirements to create jobs and make investments.
Other title: Sales Tax and Revenue Bond Update
No full textFebruary 5, 2025.
Testimony before the Kansas Legislature, Senate Commerce Committee, presented by Bob North, Chief Counsel, Kansas Department of Commerce.
Committee name taken from Kansas Legislature website.Testimony giving an overview of the STAR Bond project. "The Sales Tax and Revenue (STAR) Bond Act (KSA 12-17, 160) was established in 1999. STAR Bonds are a financing tool that allows Kansas municipalities to issue bonds to finance the development of major commercial, entertainment and tourism projects. The bonds are paid off through the sales tax revenue generated by the attraction and surrounding development. The intent is to increase regional and out of state tourism; increase economic activity in the state; and improve the quality of life."
Other title: Senate Bill 51
No full text"February 6, 2025."
Testimony before the Kansas Legislature, House Taxation Committee, presented by Rachel Willis, Director of Legislative Affairs, Kansas Department of Commerce.Testimony in support of SB 51. "This bill establishes a sales tax exemption for construction and equipment materials for qualified data centers in Kansas. The length of time that the company may receive this specific sales tax exemption is correlated to the amount of capital investment they will make to build a facility. This correlation is a reasonable way to limit the number of benefit years and allows the state to be competitive.
Proponent Testimony on House Bill 2040 / presented by Justin Grady, Deputy Director, Utilities Division, Kansas Corporation Commission.
No full text"January 30, 2025."
Testimony before the Kansas Legislature, House Committee on Energy, Utilities, and Telecommunications, presented by Justin Grady, Deputy Director, Utilities Division, Kansas Corporation Commission.
This same testimony was presented before the Kansas Legislature, Senate Utilities Committee, by Justin Grady, Deputy Director, Utilities Division, Kansas Department of Health and Environment, on February 27, 2025.Testimony in support of HB 2040. "The Staff of the Commission (Staff) is proposing a narrow change to K.S.A. 66-1,178(d) to increase the time allowed for the Commission to issue a final order in transmission line siting applications from 120 days to 180 days. We believe this change will improve the Commission's evaluation of a transmission line siting application by allowing more opportunity for landowner input and involvement in the process. Because landowners along a potential transmission line route may be impacted by the line for many decades to come, we owe it to them to take the necessary time to hear and consider their concerns, and to evaluate potential alternative routes prior to the determination of the final line route. ... Transmission lines take several years to plan and construct. ... Adding 60 days to the Commission's timeline to evaluate the route of a proposed transmission line in Kansas will not materially affect these timelines.
Other titles: House Bill 2231 Additional Personal Exemption for Head of Household
No full text"February 10, 2025."
Testimony before the Kansas Legislature, House Committee on Taxation, presented by Mark A. Burghart, Secretary of Revenue, Kansas Department of Revenue.Testimony in support of HB 2231 "which makes it clear that individuals filing as head of household are entitled to an additional personal exemption in the amount of $2,320.
Other title: [North American Industry Classification System codes used for estimate on House Bill 2013]
No full textJanuary 30, 2025.
Information given to the Kansas Legislature, House Committee on Taxation, provided by Kathleen Smith, Director, Office of Policy and Research, and Amy Kramer, Financial Economist, Kansas Department of Revenue.
Committee name and presentation date taken from Kansas Legislature website.
Title supplied by cataloger.Information giving the North American Industry Classification System codes and the amount of collections assumed for various cable, wired, wireless, and other forms of telecommunications carriers, which was used for the Kansas Department of Revenues' estimate on House Bill 2013
Other title: Relating to the Increase of Registration Fees for Electric Vehicles
No full text"March 11, 2025."
Testimony before the Kansas Legislature, Senate Transportation Committee, presented by Catherine Magaña, Legislative Liaison, Kansas Department of Transportation.Testimony in support of HB 2121 "KDOT offers support of this bill and the additional revenue it would provide for the State Highway Fund (SHF) and the Special City and County Highway Fund (SCCHF) to support transportation investments. Consistent and sustainable revenues coming into the SHF are essential to KDOTs purpose – delivering transportation that keeps Kansas moving forward. ... As hybrid and electric vehicles become a larger part of the Kansas fleet of registered vehicles, the amount of revenue collected from the sale of motor fuels is expected to stay steady, or even decline in the coming years. With inflation this results in a continued loss in purchasing power of the revenue generated and erosion of ability to continue to invest in the transportation system. Raising the registration fees for electric and hybrid vehicles offsets motor fuel tax revenues not collected by those vehicle types and provides parity for vehicles utilizing the transportation system.
Other title: Drive to Zero
No full text"January 27, 2025."
Presentation before the Kansas Legislature, House Transportation Committee, presented by Vanessa Spartan, Chief of Transportation Safety, Kansas Department of Transportation.Presentation on the Kansas Drive to Zero program, a program designed to reduce and eliminate traffic deaths and serious injuries by reinforcing traffic safety in Kansas.The Why? By the numbers
Kansas Drive To Zero Plan
Drive to Zero Coalition:
Strategy Teams
Support Teams
Recent Progress Made
What's Next and How You Can Stay Involve