Kansas Department of Corrections signs inmate healthcare contract starting at $88.9M annually

Kansas Department of Corrections signs inmate healthcare contract starting at $88.9M annually

Jeff Zmuda, secretary of the Kansas Department of Corrections, says the agency signed a minimum two-year contract with VitalCore Health Strategies of Topeka to provide healthcare to about 10,000 adult and juvenile inmates at nine prisons across the state. The contract can be renewed for a maximum of four years. (Photo by Tim Carpenter/Kansas Reflector)TOPEKA — The Kansas Department of Corrections signed a two-year contract with a private healthc…

Kansas Department of Corrections signs inmate healthcare contract starting at $88.9M annually - Stateline Publications

Jeff Zmuda, secretary of the Kansas Department of Corrections, says the agency signed a minimum two-year contract with VitalCore Health Strategies of Topeka to provide healthcare to about 10,000 adult and juvenile inmates at nine prisons across the state. The contract can be renewed for a maximum of four years. (Photo by Tim Carpenter/Kansas Reflector)TOPEKA — The Kansas Department of Corrections signed a two-year contract with a private healthc…

Kansas Department of Corrections signs inmate healthcare contract starting at $88.9M annually - Hillsboro Sentry Enterprise

Jeff Zmuda, secretary of the Kansas Department of Corrections, says the agency signed a minimum two-year contract with VitalCore Health Strategies of Topeka to provide healthcare to about 10,000 adult and juvenile inmates at nine prisons across the state. The contract can be renewed for a maximum of four years. (Photo by Tim Carpenter/Kansas Reflector)TOPEKA — The Kansas Department of Corrections signed a two-year contract with a private healthc…

Kansas Department of Corrections signs inmate healthcare contract starting at $88.9M annually - The Mexico Ledger

Jeff Zmuda, secretary of the Kansas Department of Corrections, says the agency signed a minimum two-year contract with VitalCore Health Strategies of Topeka to provide healthcare to about 10,000 adult and juvenile inmates at nine prisons across the state. The contract can be renewed for a maximum of four years. (Photo by Tim Carpenter/Kansas Reflector)TOPEKA — The Kansas Department of Corrections signed a two-year contract with a private healthc…