This report details the specifics of KHI’s "The Underinsured in Kansas" project, presenting findings from both a survey and personal interviews that describe what it means to be underinsured in Kansas.
This presentation describes the need for detailed, state-level data about the adequacy of health insurance plans.
This annual publication of the Kansas Health Institute provides a snapshot of the insurance status of Kansans in various categories, including age, gender and work status. It also describes how the insurance status of Kansans is changing over time.
KHI sponsored a convening in January 2009 to enhance the understanding of underinsurance and its impact on Kansans. The convening intended to introduce stakeholders to the issue of underinsurance and encourage dialogue, specifically about the importance of determining how to define underinsurance.
While much attention has been devoted to uninsured Kansans, far less has been focused on the emerging problem of underinsurance. But recent research has begun to shed light on it.