Ivan S. Williams, M.B.A.
Senior Analyst
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Ivan S. Williams, M.B.A., Senior Analyst, conducts and analyzes research on health policy and public health issues, including regional variation in state Medicaid spending, health insurance coverage and exchange usage estimates, and the health effects of state and local policies. Prior to joining KHI, Williams was a senior auditor with the Kansas Legislative Division of Post Audit and an outcomes/performance improvement coordinator for a regional psychiatric hospital and behavioral health care organization. Williams earned a master’s degree from Wichita State University and a bachelor’s degree from Louisiana Tech University.
This report examines the sources of health insurance for Kansans and details the demographic characteristics of uninsured Kansans.
Early childhood is a vital period for a child’s development. National studies show that up to a fourth of children younger than 5 have mental health issues. This special report outlines information on the types of early childhood mental health services in Kansas and the availability of services in regions of the state.
This fact sheet outlines major findings from recent U.S. Census Bureau data about the insurance status of Kansans.
This KHI fact sheet provides a summary of the most recent data, released Sept. 13, 2011, by the U.S. Census Bureau on the health insurance status of Kansans.
This issue brief looks at the 2008–2009 insurance status of Kansans and explains how health reform may affect coverage in years to come.