Bill > HB2586

This bill mandates that the Kansas Secretary of Health and Environment will contract with eligible family planning providers to offer long-acting reversible contraceptive services, which are methods of birth control like intrauterine devices and subdermal implants that are effective for extended periods without daily user action, and these contracts will cover not only the provision of these contraceptives but also staff training on their use and management, technical assistance on related administrative and regulatory matters, general support to increase provider capacity, and marketing and outreach efforts to inform the public about these services.