Event Recap: Bring It Learning Series ‒ KanCare 3.0, What’s next for Medicaid managed care?

Current managed care organization contracts will expire at the end of 2024. On Tuesday, Feb. 20, KHI provided an overview of the Kansas Medicaid and CHIP (KanCare) procurement process, stakeholder input, and KanCare’s vision and goals for new contracts.

This convening is part of the 2024 KHI Health Policy Educational Series — Bring It!

A recording of the event is below.

Additional Resources

• KanCare Meaningful Measure Collaborative (KMMC) states that one purpose of the KMMC is to “establish consensus on metrics that already exist, and new metrics that can be created, to better understand the performance of the KanCare program in relation to the whole person.” See Recommendations on Meaningful Measures of KanCare, July 2021
• KMMC. Improving Social Determinants of Health Data Collection in KanCare, August 2021
• Kansas Health Institute and Kansas Legislative Research Department: Kansas Medicaid: A Primer 2024 includes an overview of Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP), analysis of recent trends in Kansas, and general information about covered services and populations.
• Kansas Department of Health and Environment: KanCare 2025 Request for Proposal (RFP) Fact Sheet.

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