Megan Hart
Megan Hart joined the Kansas Health Institute in 2015 as a journalist for the KHI News Service, a partner in the Heartland Health Monitor reporting collaboration with KCUR, KCPT and Kansas Public Radio.
Previously, she was a business reporter for the Topeka Capital-Journal, where she also covered the state economy, agriculture and health care. Before moving to Topeka, Megan was a reporter for The Muskegon Chronicle (Michigan) and The State News (East Lansing, Michigan). Megan has a bachelor’s degree in journalism and Chinese from Michigan State University.
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Kansas was the only state where the obesity rate went up significantly in 2015, according to an annual report, and state officials are trying to figure... -
Two community mental health centers in Kansas hope a new program will help young people recently diagnosed with schizophrenia avoid its possible... -
Nine Kansas medical practices and collaborative groups will participate in an experiment to find out if doctors could do a better job preventing heart... -
Editor’s note: Heartland Health Monitor partner KHI News Service conducted dozens of interviews to chart how Osawatomie State Hospital went from a... -
Almost nine out of every 10 Kansans and Missourians who selected health insurance on the federal online marketplace paid for at least the first month of... -
Physicians associated with Kansas and Missouri hospitals received about $46 million in payments from drug and medical device companies in 2014, with... -
Kansas health centers will receive about $2.2 million in grants and Missouri health centers, including three in Kansas City, will receive about $7.5... -
Rural hospitals nationwide are facing a host of financial challenges, but states can still take action to keep them open, the head of a rural health... -
Kansas spends only about $12 per person on public health, making it one of the states putting the least money into preventing chronic and infectious... -
Newman Regional Health will continue to receive Medicare payments after federal officials determined staff at the Emporia hospital had addressed their...
