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Kansas Considers Scrapping KanCare 2.0

Published January 23, 2018 at 1:40 PM CST
Representative Dan Hawkins, chair of House health committee says KanCare is likely to be trimmed back.(File photo: Kansas News Service)
Representative Dan Hawkins, chair of House health committee says KanCare is likely to be trimmed back.(File photo: Kansas News Service)

The Brownback administration could be close to giving up on KanCare 2.0, the plan to renew the state’s privatized Medicaid program. Jim McLean of the Kansas News Service explains.

Read earlier reporting on KanCare 2.0 from Jim McLean.

        

 
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