Kansas Metro Healthcare Coalition

800,000 People
​Three Counties Strong
​Johnson, Leavenworth, Wyandotte

KANSAS CITY WEATHER

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Members in good standing of the Kansas Metro Healthcare Coalition are eligible for member-only website access. To login, use the Login link on the homepage. If you are an active member in good standing, but do not have a login, contact your Readiness and Response Coordinator and they will direct us to send a unique invitation link to register for website access.. Be sure to use your business email address or it will significantly delay the approval process.

Coalition Membership and Website Registration are not the same. When you use the register link under the About tab, you are registering for coalition membership, not website access. To join the Kansas City Metro Healthcare Coalition, click here. Once you become a member, ask your Readiness and Response Coordinator to direct the Webmaster to send you an invitation email with a unique registration code for website access. Check your inbox and junk mail folders if you don't see an email invitation for website access.

Registered Website Users: When you log into your account, you will see a pop-up box that lists all of the webpages you have access to. Close this box by clicking on the x and use the website top level navigation links to navigate the website.

If you can't access a page, you'll get a login screen. Click on "My Account" in the top level menu (must be logged in) to see if you have permissions to view the blocked page. If you have any questions regarding the pages you can access, visit the FAQ/Help page or contact your Readiness and Response Coordinator.

coronavirus

COVID Resources can be found by clicking on the button below.

COVID-19 Resources

The Kansas City Metro Healthcare Coalition (KSMETROHCC) provides a venue whereby disaster and health emergency preparedness stakeholders from the public, private, and not-for-profit sector can share resources and information in preparedness, response, and recovery-and to do so without compromising proprietary strategies and information of individual healthcare facilities and organizations who may be competitors in the private healthcare market.​

NEW: Inter-facility Transfer - covid 19 Assessment form

Inter-Facility Transfer - COVID 19 Assessment Form:
 
The purpose of this form is to assist in fostering communication during transitions of care, more specifically, to transparently identify the COVID-19 status of the patient/resident prior to transfer between facilities. 
 
The intent is to protect patients/residents, healthcare staff and their facilities as all transferring parties (post-acute care facility, EMS and acute care facilities) will know the COVID-19 screening question answers for the patients/residents as they move throughout the system. By definition for this form, Post-Acute Care facilities refers to any setting in Kansas where a patient/resident receives additional medical care after discharge from a hospital. This form can be utilized in the following transfer scenarios:
 

1. Hospital to Post-Acute Care Facility 
2. Post-Acute Care Facility to Hospital
3. Hospital to Hospital
4. Post-Acute Care Facility to Post-Acute Care Facility

 
We encourage but do not require the use of this form for ALL inter-facility patient movement in Kansas to prevent any adverse events which may severely affect patient prognosis.  We equally encourage facilities to speak with their partners in order to come up with a process of incorporating this form into the patient/resident transfer process.

Cover Letter

COVID-19 Assessment Form

COVID Resources Webpage

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Meet your REgional infection preventionist

Lance Williamson is an Infection Control Specialist assigned to the METRO KC Region (Region 3).

He will be doing outreach to facilities in our region and is focusing on COVID-19 outbreaks and regulatory compliance issues related to infection control.

He is well versed in policies and procedures related to infection control generally, and COVID-19 more specifically.

KDHE Hai/ar program Infection Prevention REgions

Contact Lance by calling 785-640-1351 or by emailing him at lwilliamson4@kumc.edu.  

Learn More about KSMETROHCC

To bookmark the KS METRO Healthcare Coalition website, use http://www.ksmetrohcc.com.