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We Serve the People of Kansas [2024] / presented by Lynn Retz, Executive Director, Kansas Corporation Commission.
No full text"1/24/2024."
Presentation before the Kansas Legislature, House Agriculture and Natural Resources Budget Committee, presented by Lynn Retz, Executive Director, Kansas Corporation Commission.
This same presentation was given before the Kansas Legislature, Senate Utilities Committee, by Lynn Retz, Executive Director, Kansas Department of Corrections on 1/30/2024.
Presenter's name and committee names taken from Kansas Corporation Commission website.Presentation giving an overview of the Kansas Corporation Commission, its divisions and regulatory authority, as well as a summary of its activities and budget
Kansas State Corporation Commission Meeting Minutes, 2024
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Other Titles: House Bill 2556 Cutting Healthcare Costs for All Kansans Act
No full textMarch 20, 2024.
Testimony before the Kansas Legislature, House Health and Human Services Committee, presented by Christine Osterlund, Deputy Secretary for Agency Integration and Medicaid, Kansas Department of Health and Environment.
Committee name and presentation date taken from Kansas Legislature website.Testimony in support of HB 2556. "The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) supports the bill to expand Medicaid, which will benefit Kansas through increased federal matching funds, encouraging the use of preventative care and providing low-income Kansans an avenue to health care. In the current Medicaid program, adult applicants must be low-income and fall into one of a few categories: elderly, disabled, or pregnant. For a single parent with one child, they must make less than 38% of the federal poverty level, which is 7,776 annually. ... Categorical requirements would be removed from the program through expansion. The expansion population includes individuals on a home and community-based services (HCBS) waitlist or in the Medically Needy program, and individuals with chronic health conditions, mental illness, cancer or other conditions who do not qualify for social security disability.
Other Title: Sedation Dentistry Report
No full textJune 24, 2024.
Presentation before the Kansas Legislature, Robert G. (Bob) Bethell Joint Committee on Home and Community Based Services and KanCare Oversight, presented by Janet Stanek, Secretary, Kansas Department of Health and Environment.
Presenter's name and presentation date taken from Kansas Legislature website."This report, generated by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) at the request of the Robert G. (Bob) Bethell Joint Committee on Home and Community Based Services and KanCare Oversight, outlines the rates paid for sedation dentistry in the Kansas Medicaid program in comparison with other states, the number of dentists using sedation dental codes, and, separately, the number of Indian Health Service (IHS) providers and Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) using sedation dental codes. The report uses data from calendar year 2023.
Other titles: Kansas Department of Labor Unemployment System Tour Unemployment System Tour
No full text"September 4, 2024."
Presentation before the Kansas Legislature, Unemployment Compensation Modernization and Improvement Council, presented by Amber Shultz, Secretary of Labor, Kansas Department of Labor.Presentation discussing unemployment insurance in Kansas with regard to operations status, HB 2570, and unemployment insurance modernization--especially the new UI Modernization Technology Enhancement program.UI Operations Status
HB 2570 Reviews
Project Overview
Communication Plan
Go-Live Expectations and Support
Employer & Claimant Tou
Other title: Kansas Administrative Regulation 51-9-17
No full text"March 15, 2024."
Testimony before the Kansas Legislature, Joint Committee on Administrative Rules and Regulations, presented by Jose Castillo, Attorney, Division of Workers Compensation, Kansas Department of Labor.Testimony in support of proposed updated regulation KAR 51-9-17. "This regulation adopts by reference the 2024 Schedule of Medical Fees, which establishes fees for medical and hospital services through the utilization of a maximum medical fee schedule. The Kansas Workers Compensation Schedule of Medical Fees shall, in accordance with the statute, be reviewed as necessary at least every two (2) years by the Director to assure that the schedule is current, reasonable, and fair, yet promotes health care cost containment.
For Immediate Release
No full textThis internet resource contains news releases published throughout the year.Regents express enthusiasm for Governor Kelly’s higher education budget proposal -- Public comment for Perkins V state-determined performance levels opens Feb. 1 -- Kansas Board of Regents and financial aid professionals to host virtual FAFSA completion assistance events March 4-7 -- Three Days remain in virtual FAFSA completion Week -- Regents adopt Blueprint on Literacy to improve reading skills of Kansas students -- KBOR to open multi-year adult education grant competition in August -- Regents conduct first-read of tuition and fee proposals -- Regents announce new Office of Literacy and appoint Dr. Cynthia Lane director -- Regents set fiscal year 2025 tuition and fee rates at state universities -- Kansas Joins National Coalition Working to Boost On-Time College Completion -- WSU Tech and Highland Community College recognized with 2024 KBOR Data Quality Awards -- Board of Regents opens competitive multi-year adult education grant -- Regents approve fiscal year 2026 unified appropriations request for Kansas public higher education system -- Regents name eight Faculty of the Year winners from state universities -- College applications free for all Kansas residents Oct. 7-9 -- Literacy Advisory Committee develops framework for establishing Centers of Excellence -- Board of Regents announces 2024 fall semester enrollment -- Free college application days begin for Kansas residents -- Blueprint for Literacy Advisory Committee to review proposals, recommend plan for Centers of Excellence