Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas partners with New Directions to provide behavioral health screenings, resources and support to our members and employees. Drinking alcohol can lessen tension, reduce … Continue reading {Guest blog} How much is too much?
Each March, Meals on Wheels (MOW) programs come together to celebrate the anniversary of President Richard Nixon signing the Older Americans Act of 1965 into law. This act established a … Continue reading Spotlight: March for Meals – Meals on Wheels
After a year of setbacks, postponed plans and well… disappointment, you may be looking forward to getting back to the plans you had before the pandemic – but they may … Continue reading {Guest blog} Set and achieve your financial goals
Have you ever walked into a doctor’s office to realize you don’t have your insurance card? Maybe you left it on the counter at home or forgot to switch it … Continue reading Accessing your digital ID card
Human papillomavirus (HPV) is a common sexually transmitted viral infection that can lead to many types of cancers. In 2006, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the use of … Continue reading {Infographic} HPV vaccination rates decline
For more than 75 years, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas has served as the state’s largest healthcare insurer. Today, we serve approximately 1 million Kansans. As our country … Continue reading Supporting Kansans during COVID-19
If you suspect someone is actively suicidal, always seek emergency medical help. Call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255.
Each February, we observe Black History Month, both across the nation and here in Kansas. People who aren’t from Kansas may not realize how central Black history is to Kansas … Continue reading Celebrating Kansas heritage during Black History Month
