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Kansas Department of Health and Environment
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Kansas Department of Health & Environment
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kdheks.gov
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1989
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Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) is the Kansas state executive agency charged with protecting public health and the environment. It operates through three principal divisions: Public Health (immunizations, disease reporting, vital statistics, WIC nutrition, tobacco cessation), Environment (water quality, environmental licensing and permitting, lab certification), and KanCare (Kansas Medicaid eligibility and healthcare finance regulation). KDHE serves the entire Kansas population — roughly 3 million residents — plus regulated healthcare and environmental entities, municipalities, and rural healthcare providers.

KDHE runs a portfolio of digital platforms that constitute its operating technology stack: the Kansas Wastewater Monitor for Respiratory Viruses (an interactive dashboard launched November 2025, tracking Influenza A/B, RSV, and COVID-19 across nine treatment plants), the Kansas Environmental Information Management System (KEIMS), the Kansas Environmental Application Portal (KEAP), the KDHE Application Portal (KHAP), and the Kansas Public Health Information system (KANPHIX). These portals support licensing, permitting, grant applications, disease reporting, and public health data dissemination. In May 2026, KDHE administered $79.1 million in Rural Health Transformation Program grants to 39 rural healthcare organizations, the sixth-highest state award nationally under the five-year $50 billion federal program.

KDHE is funded through a combination of state appropriations and federal grants, not commercial revenue. Its business model is the administrative deployment of federal program funds (notably the Rural Health Transformation Program), joint state-EPA water supply loan capitalization, regulatory fee schedules (licensing and permitting), and direct service delivery (KanCare eligibility, vital records, immunizations). Distribution is hybrid: direct digital self-service via the kdhe.ks.gov platform and specialized portals, direct enterprise grant administration to healthcare organizations, and channel delivery through local health department and county partnerships.

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Kansas Department of Health and Environment is the Kansas state agency that combines public health and environmental protection under one mandate, serving all Kansas residents through divisions for Public Health, Environment, and KanCare Medicaid administration, with digital portals for licensing, disease reporting, and grant management.

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Topeka
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North America
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public health services, environmental regulation, disease surveillance, rural healthcare grants, vital statistics services
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1Public Health Reporting, Dashboards & KPI Performance Management
CodeHLAJANAOPrimaryYes
NAICS code4 codes
  • Administration of Public Health Programs923120
  • Administration of Environmental Quality Programs9241
  • Administration of Environmental Quality Programs924
  • Executive, Legislative, and Other General Government Support921
SIC code3 codes
  • Services-Social Services8300
  • Sanitary Services4950
  • Electric, Gas & Sanitary Services4900
Product category
Public Health Services
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1Federal Grant Administration
TypeManaged Services
Description

KDHE receives and administers federal funding through programs such as the five-year $50 billion Rural Health Transformation Program, distributing grants to rural healthcare organizations across Kansas. The agency received the sixth-highest award among states.

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2Water Supply Loan Fund
TypeManaged Services
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KDHE provides financing through the Kansas Public Water Supply Loan Fund with joint EPA backing, offering loans to municipalities for water treatment system improvements with partial principal forgiveness.

kdhe.ks.gov
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KDHE is a Kansas state government agency that protects and improves the health and environment of Kansas residents through two primary divisions: Public Health and Environment. The agency delivers immunizations, disease surveillance and reporting, vital statistics (birth/death/marriage certificates), laboratory testing services, KanCare (Medicaid) eligibility, environmental licensing and permitting, child care licensing, tobacco cessation, WIC nutrition services, and grant administration including the Rural Health Transformation Program. Services are delivered through the official website, multiple digital portals, the Topeka headquarters, and partnerships with local health departments statewide.

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  • 39 rural healthcare organizations received grant funding to strengthen healthcare access
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KDHE is a state government agency offering a broad portfolio of public health and environmental services. The agency operates through two primary divisions: Public Health (immunizations, disease reporting, health data, vital statistics, WIC nutrition, tobacco prevention) and Environment (licensing, permits, environmental data). Key programs include KanCare eligibility, Rural Health Transformation Program grants, Laboratory services, and the Kansas Wastewater Monitor for Respiratory Viruses dashboard launched in November 2025. Services are delivered through multiple internal portals including KHAP, KANPHIX, KEIMS, and KEAP, along with in-person and web-based service delivery.

Product and service13 records
1KanCare Eligibility Guidelines
CategoryHealthcare eligibility services
Description

Kansas Medicaid program eligibility determination and enrollment services providing healthcare coverage to eligible Kansas residents.

2Laboratories
CategoryLaboratory services
Description

Clinical and environmental laboratory testing services and laboratory certification programs operated by KDHE.

3Immunization Services
CategoryPreventive health services
Description

Child and school immunization programs, vaccination regulations, and recommendations for Kansas residents.

4Child Care Licensing
CategoryRegulatory licensing services
Description

Licensing and regulation of child care facilities across Kansas.

5Tobacco Use Prevention Program
CategoryPublic health program
Description

Tobacco cessation resources and the Kansas Tobacco Quitline providing free help to quit smoking or vaping for Kansas residents.

6WIC Nutrition Services
CategoryNutrition assistance program
Description

Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children providing food assistance and nutrition education to eligible Kansas participants.

7Disease Reporting
CategoryDisease surveillance
Description

Disease surveillance and reporting system for health professionals to report infectious diseases across Kansas.

8Environmental Licensing and Permitting
CategoryRegulatory licensing and permitting
Description

Environmental permits and licenses issued to facilities regulated by KDHE for compliance with state environmental rules.

9Health Licensing and Permitting
CategoryRegulatory licensing and permitting
Description

Healthcare facility and professional licensing and permitting services administered by KDHE.

10Office of Vital Statistics
CategoryVital records services
Description

Birth, marriage, and death certificate services for Kansas residents through the Office of Vital Statistics.

11Rural Health Transformation Program
CategoryGrant administration program
Description

Federal initiative administered by KDHE providing grant funding to strengthen rural healthcare access, improve quality of care, and address workforce, financial, and access challenges in rural Kansas communities. Includes Regional Partnerships Grants and Rural Emergency Hospital Conversion grants.

12Kansas Wastewater Monitor for Respiratory Viruses
CategoryPublic health data platform
Description

Interactive dashboard monitoring wastewater for respiratory virus detections (Influenza A/B, RSV, COVID-19) across nine treatment plants in Kansas, providing early disease trend insights before hospital admissions increase.

13Kansas Public Water Supply Loan Fund
CategoryMunicipal infrastructure financing
Description

Joint EPA-backed financing program offering loans to Kansas municipalities for water treatment system improvements with partial principal forgiveness.

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Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-12-02
Description

EPA provides joint funding through the Kansas Public Water Supply Loan Fund, supporting municipalities like the City of Beloit with financing for water treatment system improvements including partial principal forgiveness.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-11-19
Description

CDC participates in the Kansas Wastewater Monitor for Respiratory Viruses initiative, collaborating with KDHE and local wastewater facilities to provide early disease trend insights for Influenza A/B, RSV, and COVID-19 monitoring.

3Local Wastewater Facilities and Local Health Departments
Strategic tierCoreTypeImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerAnnounced on2025-11-19
Description

Nine wastewater treatment plants across Reno, Shawnee, and Johnson counties participate in the Kansas Wastewater Monitor initiative, collaborating with city and county commissioners and local health departments to provide virus detection data.

kdhe.ks.gov
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-09-24
Description

FDA and KDHE issued a joint public health warning alerting Kansas residents to serious risks associated with 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH) products sold in smoke shops, gas stations, convenience stores, and online.

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Kansas Department of Health and Environment

Public Health Serviceskdheks.gov

Kansas Department of Health and Environment is the Kansas state agency that combines public health and environmental protection under one mandate, serving all Kansas residents through divisions for Public Health, Environment, and KanCare Medicaid administration, with digital portals for licensing, disease reporting, and grant management.

What Kansas Department of Health and Environment does

Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) is the Kansas state executive agency charged with protecting public health and the environment. It operates through three principal divisions: Public Health (immunizations, disease reporting, vital statistics, WIC nutrition, tobacco cessation), Environment (water quality, environmental licensing and permitting, lab certification), and KanCare (Kansas Medicaid eligibility and healthcare finance regulation). KDHE serves the entire Kansas population — roughly 3 million residents — plus regulated healthcare and environmental entities, municipalities, and rural healthcare providers.

KDHE runs a portfolio of digital platforms that constitute its operating technology stack: the Kansas Wastewater Monitor for Respiratory Viruses (an interactive dashboard launched November 2025, tracking Influenza A/B, RSV, and COVID-19 across nine treatment plants), the Kansas Environmental Information Management System (KEIMS), the Kansas Environmental Application Portal (KEAP), the KDHE Application Portal (KHAP), and the Kansas Public Health Information system (KANPHIX). These portals support licensing, permitting, grant applications, disease reporting, and public health data dissemination. In May 2026, KDHE administered $79.1 million in Rural Health Transformation Program grants to 39 rural healthcare organizations, the sixth-highest state award nationally under the five-year $50 billion federal program.

KDHE is funded through a combination of state appropriations and federal grants, not commercial revenue. Its business model is the administrative deployment of federal program funds (notably the Rural Health Transformation Program), joint state-EPA water supply loan capitalization, regulatory fee schedules (licensing and permitting), and direct service delivery (KanCare eligibility, vital records, immunizations). Distribution is hybrid: direct digital self-service via the kdhe.ks.gov platform and specialized portals, direct enterprise grant administration to healthcare organizations, and channel delivery through local health department and county partnerships.

Kansas Department of Health and Environment firmographics

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Name
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Legal name
Kansas Department of Health & Environment
Website
https://kdheks.gov
Company type
Private
Founded year
1989
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
501–1,000 employees
Short description
Kansas Department of Health and Environment is the Kansas state agency that combines public health and environmental protection under one mandate, serving all Kansas residents through divisions for Public Health, Environment, and KanCare Medicaid administration, with digital portals for licensing, disease reporting, and grant management.
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Kansas Department of Health and Environment industry classification

Industry
Product category
Public Health Services
NAICS
Administration of Public Health Programs (923120), Administration of Environmental Quality Programs (9241), Administration of Environmental Quality Programs (924), Executive, Legislative, and Other General Government Support (921)
SIC
Services-Social Services (8300), Sanitary Services (4950), Electric, Gas & Sanitary Services (4900)
akta.pro primary industry
Public Health Reporting, Dashboards & KPI Performance Management (HLAJANAO)

Keywords

  • Public health services
  • Environmental regulation
  • Disease surveillance
  • Rural healthcare grants
  • Vital statistics services

Where Kansas Department of Health and Environment is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Topeka
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United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

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Kansas Department of Health and Environment business model

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B2C
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Services
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Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Others

Revenue model

  1. Federal Grant Administration: KDHE receives and administers federal funding through programs such as the five-year $50 billion Rural Health Transformation Program, distributing grants to rural healthcare organizations across Kansas. The agency received the sixth-highest award among states.
  2. Water Supply Loan Fund: KDHE provides financing through the Kansas Public Water Supply Loan Fund with joint EPA backing, offering loans to municipalities for water treatment system improvements with partial principal forgiveness.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels4 records

Kansas Department of Health and Environment product offering

Product offering

Core offering

KDHE is a Kansas state government agency that protects and improves the health and environment of Kansas residents through two primary divisions: Public Health and Environment. The agency delivers immunizations, disease surveillance and reporting, vital statistics (birth/death/marriage certificates), laboratory testing services, KanCare (Medicaid) eligibility, environmental licensing and permitting, child care licensing, tobacco cessation, WIC nutrition services, and grant administration including the Rural Health Transformation Program. Services are delivered through the official website, multiple digital portals, the Topeka headquarters, and partnerships with local health departments statewide.

Product overview

KDHE is a state government agency offering a broad portfolio of public health and environmental services. The agency operates through two primary divisions: Public Health (immunizations, disease reporting, health data, vital statistics, WIC nutrition, tobacco prevention) and Environment (licensing, permits, environmental data). Key programs include KanCare eligibility, Rural Health Transformation Program grants, Laboratory services, and the Kansas Wastewater Monitor for Respiratory Viruses dashboard launched in November 2025. Services are delivered through multiple internal portals including KHAP, KANPHIX, KEIMS, and KEAP, along with in-person and web-based service delivery.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • KanCare Eligibility Guidelines Kansas Medicaid program eligibility determination and enrollment services providing healthcare coverage to eligible Kansas residents.
  • Laboratories Clinical and environmental laboratory testing services and laboratory certification programs operated by KDHE.
  • Immunization Services Child and school immunization programs, vaccination regulations, and recommendations for Kansas residents.
  • Child Care Licensing Licensing and regulation of child care facilities across Kansas.
  • Tobacco Use Prevention Program Tobacco cessation resources and the Kansas Tobacco Quitline providing free help to quit smoking or vaping for Kansas residents.
  • WIC Nutrition Services Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children providing food assistance and nutrition education to eligible Kansas participants.
  • Disease Reporting Disease surveillance and reporting system for health professionals to report infectious diseases across Kansas.
  • Environmental Licensing and Permitting Environmental permits and licenses issued to facilities regulated by KDHE for compliance with state environmental rules.
  • Health Licensing and Permitting Healthcare facility and professional licensing and permitting services administered by KDHE.
  • Office of Vital Statistics Birth, marriage, and death certificate services for Kansas residents through the Office of Vital Statistics.
  • Rural Health Transformation Program Federal initiative administered by KDHE providing grant funding to strengthen rural healthcare access, improve quality of care, and address workforce, financial, and access challenges in rural Kansas communities. Includes Regional Partnerships Grants and Rural Emergency Hospital Conversion grants.
  • Kansas Wastewater Monitor for Respiratory Viruses Interactive dashboard monitoring wastewater for respiratory virus detections (Influenza A/B, RSV, COVID-19) across nine treatment plants in Kansas, providing early disease trend insights before hospital admissions increase.
  • Kansas Public Water Supply Loan Fund Joint EPA-backed financing program offering loans to Kansas municipalities for water treatment system improvements with partial principal forgiveness.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 39 rural healthcare organizations received grant funding to strengthen healthcare access
  • +2 more outcomes

Companies that use Kansas Department of Health and Environment

Customer profile

Named customers9 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Kansas Department of Health and Environment technology and API

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Kansas Department of Health and Environment partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Four partnerships are on record, tiered core.

  • U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 2 December 2025EPA provides joint funding through the Kansas Public Water Supply Loan Fund, supporting municipalities like the City of Beloit with financing for water treatment system improvements including partial principal forgiveness.
  • Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 19 November 2025CDC participates in the Kansas Wastewater Monitor for Respiratory Viruses initiative, collaborating with KDHE and local wastewater facilities to provide early disease trend insights for Influenza A/B, RSV, and COVID-19 monitoring.
  • Local Wastewater Facilities and Local Health DepartmentscoreImplementation/ SI/ Consulting Partner · 19 November 2025Nine wastewater treatment plants across Reno, Shawnee, and Johnson counties participate in the Kansas Wastewater Monitor initiative, collaborating with city and county commissioners and local health departments to provide virus detection data.
  • U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 24 September 2025FDA and KDHE issued a joint public health warning alerting Kansas residents to serious risks associated with 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH) products sold in smoke shops, gas stations, convenience stores, and online.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Kansas Department of Health and Environment competitors and assessment

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Strengths1 record

Competitive moat3 records

Key highlights6 records

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Funding rounds1 record

Investors1 record

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Investments38 records

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Frequently asked questions about Kansas Department of Health and Environment

What does Kansas Department of Health and Environment do?

KDHE is a Kansas state government agency that protects and improves the health and environment of Kansas residents through two primary divisions: Public Health and Environment. The agency delivers immunizations, disease surveillance and reporting, vital statistics (birth/death/marriage certificates), laboratory testing services, KanCare (Medicaid) eligibility, environmental licensing and permitting, child care licensing, tobacco cessation, WIC nutrition services, and grant administration including the Rural Health Transformation Program. Services are delivered through the official website, multiple digital portals, the Topeka headquarters, and partnerships with local health departments statewide.

Is Kansas Department of Health and Environment a public or private company?

Kansas Department of Health and Environment is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was Kansas Department of Health and Environment founded?

Kansas Department of Health and Environment was founded in 1989. It employs 501 to 1,000 people.

Where is Kansas Department of Health and Environment based?

Kansas Department of Health and Environment is headquartered in Topeka, United States, in the North America region.

How does Kansas Department of Health and Environment make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. Federal Grant Administration is the primary driver. The others are water Supply Loan Fund.

Does Kansas Department of Health and Environment have an API?

No public API is recorded for Kansas Department of Health and Environment.

What industry is Kansas Department of Health and Environment in?

Kansas Department of Health and Environment's product category is Public Health Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HLAJANAO, Public Health Reporting, Dashboards & KPI Performance Management. Its NAICS code is 923120 and its SIC code is 8300.

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YahooBoil water advisory rescinded for southwest Kansas townKansas Department of Health and Environment rescinded a boil water advisory for Meade, Kansas, after test samples showed no bacteriological contamination. The advisory had been issued Sunday following a water line break that caused a loss of pressure and potential chlorine residual drop.YahooTwo lakes lifted from Kansas toxic algae advisory list, one addedKansas Department of Health and Environment removed two lakes from its blue-green algae advisory list and added one on Friday. The added lake is Butler State Fishing Lake in Butler County, while Kingston Lake and Jeffrey Energy Center Make-up Lake were lifted. No bodies of water are under hazard status.YahooSouthwest Kansas town under boil water advisory after water line breakA boil water advisory was issued for Satanta, Kansas, after a water line break caused a loss of pressure in the public water supply. The advisory, issued by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment, requires residents to boil water for one minute before use. The advisory remains in effect until further notice.YahooLivestock waste in water means higher bacteria in Kansas RiverKansas Department of Health and Environment issued an advisory after a confined feeding facility discharged wastewater into McIntyre Creek, raising bacteria levels in the Kansas River. The advisory covers the river from Manhattan to the Delaware River, with no fish kill reported. Bacteria levels are expected to remain elevated due to high flow conditions.YahooPeople told not to enter water of creek in Pottawatomie County, here’s whyKansas Department of Health and Environment issued a stream advisory for McIntyre Creek in Pottawatomie County, warning people and animals to stay out of the water. The advisory is due to a wastewater discharge from a confined feeding facility, which will elevate bacteria levels. The advisory will be rescinded once the water is deemed safe again.YahooPublic health advisory issued for Kansas lakes due to blue-green algaeThe Kansas Department of Health and Environment issued a public health advisory for Kansas lakes due to blue-green algae, warning of potential toxins. The advisory lists specific lakes under warning and watch status, advising avoidance of water contact and rinsing with clean water if exposure occurs.YahooEskridge placed under boil water advisoryKansas Department of Health and Environment placed Eskridge's public water supply under a boil water advisory on Sept. 28 due to a control system failure causing pressure loss. The advisory requires boiling water for one minute before use and disinfecting surfaces with bleach. Residents are advised to contact the water system or KDHE for questions.AOL.comBoil Water Advisory issued for portion of northeast KansasThe Kansas Department of Health and Environment announced Saturday that a boil water advisory for part of the Morris County RWD #1 public water supply system in Geary County has been lifted, after samples showed no evidence of bacteriological contamination. The advisory was issued Thursday after a waterline break caused a loss of pressure, which can allow bacteria to enter the system.KvoeCyclosporiasis cases hold steady areawide, slow down statewideThe Kansas Department of Health and Environment reported 807 total cyclosporiasis cases as of Wednesday, marking a slowdown in the rate of increase from previous weeks. The outbreak, which began in May, has resulted in 35 hospitalizations with no deaths, while over 170 cases remain pending interviews. Local case counts in counties such as Lyon, Coffey, Wabaunsee, and Osage have remained relatively low since late June.Fox4kcBoil water advisory issued for most of Franklin CountyA boil water advisory has been issued for most of Franklin County, Kansas, covering the entire month of August. The advisory affects Franklin County Rural Water District's service areas two and three, along with the city of Princeton, and took effect on July 31. The Kansas Department of Health and Environment issued the advisory because the distribution system cannot maintain the minimum required chlorine residual, putting the water system at risk for bacterial contamination.