Alliance for a Healthy Kansas

Health in the 34th

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Kansas is one of only 10 states in the U.S. who hasn't expanded its Medicaid program yet. Join hosts from the Alliance for a Healthy Kansas to discuss the latest topics in Health in Kansas, the 34th state, including Medicaid expansion, the rise of medical debt, preserving rural health care, and other ways we can get access to affordable health care to our friends, family and neighbors in the Sunflower State.

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Feb 18, 2026

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Episodes

"Healthy Kids Need Healthy Parents" with Heather Braum 22.02.2023

Although KanCare expansion would primarily bring coverage to adults, it is also critical to the health of Kansas children. Heather Braum, Health Policy Advisor for Kansas Action for Children, joins us to talk about all the ways expansion helps children and about the critical role health policy plays in the lives of Kansas kids.

Behavioral Health in Kansas 09.02.2023

A recent report from the Kansas Health Institute shows that KanCare expansion would provide direct financial benefits to behavioral health providers in Kansas, but would also have indirect benefits like fewer children entering the Kansas foster care system due to neglect and reduced rates of arrest and re-arrest in the criminal justice system. Guests Sonja W. Bachus, Community Care Network of Kans...

Expansion 360 25.01.2023

Costs in everyday life are rising - including health care costs. KanCare expansion is something that can help lower everyone's health care costs, protect Kansans from medical debt, and protect and strengthen our rural communities. On today's episode Marissa & Lacey will walk through the case for KanCare expansion and why it is best for Kansas.

Legislative 101 with Sean Gatewood & April Holman 11.01.2023

The 2023 Kansas legislative session has begun! If you are looking for a primer or refresher on how the legislative process works in Kansas, look no further! Sean Gatewood and April Holman of the Alliance for a Healthy Kansas do a deep dive into how bills become laws in Kansas and what that means for KanCare expansion.

Faith Meets Democracy with Rev. Dr. Bobby Love 07.12.2022

On this week's episode, we talk with Reverend Dr. Bobby Love of 2nd Baptist Church of Olathe about the intersection of faith and democracy. Dr. Love is an advocate for KanCare expansion, and he talks about how his life brought him to advocacy, and how his heart and love of people drive his everyday work.

Health Insurance Open Enrollment with Molly Gotobed 23.11.2022

Molly Gotobed walks us through all things health insurance enrollment - including Health Insurance Marketplace coverage, Medicaid and even Medicare. We'll take a deep dive into the important roll of Assisters and Navigators and how they can help Kansans explore health insurance coverage options. Don't forget - Health Insurance Marketplace open enrollment ends January 15, 2023; enroll by December 1...

Advocacy 101 with Taylor Morton 09.11.2022

Are you new to advocacy? Do you want to call your state elected official, but feel intimidated? The Alliance for Healthy Kansas' Advocacy Specialist, Taylor Morton, is here to talk about how you can get involved in advocacy work, even if you don't have any previous experience.

Episode 1 - Welcome to Health in the 34th! 19.10.2022

We are launching a place to talk all things health happening in Kansas - the 34th state. We'll talk about what's happening at the Alliance for a Healthy Kansas and our vision for the future of this podcast.

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