KFMC Health Improvement Partners is proud to announce the successful completion of a SOC 2 (Service Organization Control) Type 2 examination for our Clinical Care Review Services which highlights our unwavering commitment to ensuring the security of our clients’ sensitive information.
KFMC Health Improvement Partners has partnered with Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) and Kansas Healthcare Collaborative to facilitate this in-person infection prevention education series for frontline and leadership staff (nurse aide, dietary, housekeeping, laundry, maintenance, nursing, administration) in Kansas hospitals, long term care, and communal living facilities throughout the state of Kansas.
KFMC Health Improvement Partners and Kansas Department of Health and Environment, Healthcare-Associated Infections & Antimicrobial Resistance Program, are pleased to be able to provide Project Firstline in-person infection prevention training throughout Kansas to frontline healthcare workers in long term care and communal living settings.
The article discusses key lessons on how the CMS Innovation Center’s primary care models are informing the next generation of advanced primary care model development, and includes lessons learned from the CPC+ model. KFMC Health Improvement Partners served as the Regional Learning Network for CPC+ practices in the Greater Kansas City region and supported their innovation in transforming primary care.
KFMC Health Improvement Partners (KFMC) is proud to offer SRA+™, a web-based subscription security risk assessment tool designed with small physician practices in mind.
KFMC Health Improvement Partners is the Medicaid Fee-for-Service utilization review contractor for the Kansas Department of Health and Environment Division of Health Care Finance (KDHE-DHCF) to perform utilization reviews.
There has never been a better time to connect to a Health Information Exchange (HIE). KFMC can assist your practice in making the connection to an HIE and in optimizing your HIE connection after integration.
Kansas Department of Health and Environment and KFMC Health Improvement Partners partnered to assist long-term care facilities and state licensed homes, impacted by COVID-19, with emergency temporary staffing services.
KFMC and KDHE Healthcare-Associated Infections & Antimicrobial Resistance Program are pleased to be able to provide a virtual facilitated infection prevention training opportunity to healthcare workers in communal living settings.
KFMC conducted a series of independent listening sessions in late September 2021 to solicit feedback from unvaccinated long-term care workers regarding their concerns, fears, and hesitancies about the proposed vaccine mandate.