Pride Month 2022: Resources for Members
June is Pride Month in Kansas and across the United States, a month of events and awareness recognizing the impact LGBTQIA2S+ people have had (and currently have) in the world. Pride Month commemorates the Stonewall riots, which occurred at the end of June 1969. Below are a number of resources to learn more about Pride
Denise Cyzman Retires as CEO of Community Care Network of Kansas
TOPEKA, KS, MAY 27, 2022: Community Care Network of Kansas announces the retirement of Denise Cyzman, Chief Executive Officer. Denise Cyzman has led Kansas’s Primary Care Association since October of 2014, serving a network of community health centers and other nonprofit clinics. Denise Cyzman has led Community Care Network of Kansas since 2014 and has
State of the Heart
State of the Heart is our monthly vodcast series in which we explore themes of health-related foundational beliefs, policy development and implementation, and current/future practices with subject matter experts from across Kansas. These themes are grouped in four distinct topic areas: Community, Care, Network and Kansas.
State of the Heart – Daniel Dawes
Daniel is a nationally recognized healthcare leader, attorney, policy expert, administrator, and author who has been at the forefront of recent major federal healthcare policy negotiations in the United States. His work focuses on health reform, health equity, mental/behavioral health, social determinants of health, poverty, and health system transformation.
Low-Income Kansans Rely on 340B Drug Pricing Program
Low-Income Kansans Rely on 340B Drug Pricing Program – TOPEKA – The safety net of community health centers across the state provide whole-body care to Kansans,
regardless of insurance status or ability to pay.
Low-Income Kansans Rely on 340B Drug Pricing Program
October 14, 2020
TOPEKA – The safety net of community health centers across the state provide whole-body care to Kansans,
regardless of insurance status or ability to pay.