Kansas Medical Resource (KMR) provides temporary medical coverage to physicians in rural communities for general surgery, psychiatry, radiation oncology, anesthesiology, obstetrics/gynecology, family medicine, general internal medicine, general pediatrics, and other health care specialties.
To participate in the KMR program and provide medical coverage, health care providers must have a full license issued by the Kansas Board of Healing Arts, a DEA Certificate, and malpractice insurance. Each provider also must agree to have a complete background check.
To participate in the KMR program and receive medical coverage, clients must complete a service order form.
Once this is complete, Rural Health Education and Services (RHES) requires a signed contract and program fee.
Have Questions before you sign up?
For more information about "Becoming a Provider" or "Requesting Service" contact Andrea Ellis at 913-588-1228 or aellis2@kumc.edu.
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