# KFMC: KFMC

> KFMC delivers data and expertise for U\.S\. health providers and organizations to improve quality, performance, HIT security and more\. Located in the Midwest, serving all 50 states\.

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## Pages
- [Staff](https://kfmc.org/about-kfmc/staff/)
- [Leadership](https://kfmc.org/about-kfmc/leadership/)
- [Board of Trustees](https://kfmc.org/about-kfmc/board-of-trustees/)
- [2026 Kansas Health Impact Conference](https://kfmc.org/2026-khic/)
- [Privacy Policy](https://kfmc.org/privacy-policy/)

## Posts
- [Medicaid Utilization Review](https://kfmc.org/medicaid-utilization-review/): A utilization review request doesn’t mean something went wrong\. Often, it’s part of routine oversight to ensure accurate coding, medical necessity, and responsible use of Medicaid resources\. Michelle Spanier, RHIT, CCS, CCEP, explains what hospitals should expect and how collaboration can turn reviews into stronger processes\.
- [From Hospital Hallways to Statewide Impact](https://kfmc.org/hospital-hallways-statewide-impact/): Tammy Elliott, RN, reflects on her journey from 27 years in a critical access hospital to statewide quality improvement work with KFMC, carrying the lessons of rural health care into every project she supports\.
- [Too Many Clicks: Designing Care Around Real People](https://kfmc.org/designing-health-care-access-real-people/): Access is not just about having information available\. Tammy Elliott, RN, shares why real health care improvement means designing systems that people can actually understand, navigate and use when they need help most\.
- [Nurse First: Why Clinical Thinking Still Matters in Quality Work](https://kfmc.org/clinical-thinking-quality-work-2/): What does nursing have to do with quality review? For Tammy Elliott, RN, everything\. In this heartfelt reflection, she shares how one young patient shaped her career and why clinical thinking still matters far beyond the bedside\.
- [May 2026 Webinar \- CHW's In Action](https://kfmc.org/may-2026-webinar-chws-in-action/): This session highlighted how Community Health Workers \(CHWs\) are being leveraged across Kansas to address complex community needs through cross\-sector collaboration\.

## Categories
- [All](https://kfmc.org/category/all/)
- [News](https://kfmc.org/category/news/)
- [Events](https://kfmc.org/category/events/)
- [Resource Library](https://kfmc.org/category/resource-library/)
- [Resources](https://kfmc.org/category/resources/)

## Optional
- [Sitemap index](https://kfmc.org/sitemap_index.xml)