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Major Health Foundations of Kansas Urge Legislators, Governor to Expand KanCare

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The six major health foundations in Kansas (Sunflower Foundation, Health Care Foundation of Greater Kansas City, Wyandotte Health Foundation, United Methodist Health Ministry Fund, REACH Healthcare Foundation and Kansas Health Foundation) released a report showing the expansion of KanCare would generate state budget savings and revenue gains, while insuring 150,000 Kansans.