Rural Health Clinics - Ellsworth County Medical Center

Summary: - The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) is a state government agency in Topeka, KS, overseeing health, environment, and safety programs. KDHE has three divisions: Public Health, Environment, and Health Care Finance (which includes KanCare/Medicaid). - The site provides information on programs, services, events, and news related to health and environmental safety; it also lists job openings and contact information for staff such as epidemiologists, attorneys, and surveyors. - KDHE publishes notices and opportunities, including grants (e.g., Emerging Technology grants under the Kansas Rural Health Transformation Program) and various policy and regulatory information. - Official site sections and topics include healthcare, Medicaid/KanCare, environment, licensing/regulations, safety, waste management, and rural health initiatives. Direct relevance to your query: - The request appears to be for a PDF about “Kansas Medicare-Certified Rural Health Clinics” relevant to KDHE Osawatomie. Based on the KDHE site overview, KDHE administers Medicaid and rural health programs and may issue RFAs or provide guidance for rural health clinics, including Medicare-certified facilities. For a specific PDF about KDHE Osawatomie’s Medicare-Certified Rural Health Clinics, you should search the KDHE site for rural health clinic certifications, Osawatomie-related KDHE offices, or the KanCare/Medicaid Rural Health Transformation program materials, or use the KDHE contact or grant announcements page to locate the exact document.