Compare Rates

Featured Items

Kansas Insurance Department Building
Online Resident Agent Application

Apply and pay for a Kansas resident agent license

Statehouse dome in Topeka, click for Legislative News
Legislative News

Current legislation affecting insurance in Kansas

Kansas Estimated Storm Losses
Kansas Estimated Storm Losses

Updated January 2010

Kansas seniors - link to Long-Term Care Partnership
Long-Term Care

Kansas Partnership for Long-Term Care

Kansas FRA
Kansas FRA

Firefighter Relief Act information

Commissioner Praeger accepts AMA awardCommissioner Praeger along with representatives from KHP, ACSKansas Health Plans, American Cancer Society, and Kansas Insurance Commissioner Unite to Promote Colon Cancer Screening

In recognition that March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month, the Kansas Association of Health Plans (KAHP), the American Cancer Society (Society), and Kansas Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger announced today at a joint news conference that they are joining forces in an effort to fight colon cancer by emphasizing to Kansans that preventive colon cancer screenings should be a priority and are a covered benefit for members of individual and group health plans.

Kansas Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger praised the health plans’ commitment to encourage their members to get colon cancer screenings according to American Cancer Society guidelines, and to continue providing coverage for those screenings.  “Colon cancer is preventable, treatable, and beatable,” Commissioner Praeger said. (Read more PDF)

Photo: Kansas Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger joined with the American Cancer Society and the Kansas Association of Health Plans at a news conference March 9 to emphasize colon cancer screenings for Kansans. March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month, and Commissioner Praeger urged adequate access to preventative measures that would reduce the number of people who die needlessly from this highly-treatable disease.


AMA again honors Commissioner Praeger

Kansas Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger is a 2010 recipient of the American Medical Association’s (AMA) top government service award for an elected statewide official. This is the second time she has won an AMA service award. She received a Dr. Nathan Davis Award at a dinner March 2 in Washington, D.C., as part of the AMA’s National Advocacy Conference. (Read more PDF)


Commissioner's CornerCommissioner's Corner for March 2010

Preparation, prevention keys to coping with storm-related losses in 2010 PDF

Setting sports records gives athletes a sense of pride, but setting records for storm losses is nothing to cheer about for Kansas property owners. Unfortunately, 2009 storm-related losses based on Kansas insurance claims surpassed the record set during 2008. During 2009, The Kansas Insurance Department estimated a total of $602 million in storm losses occurred to insured real and personal property from hail, wind, tornado and winter weather. That estimate was based on more than 137,000 claims.

Previous Commissioner's Corners...


Insurance QuarterlyInsurance Quarterly - Winter 2010

Praeger called on for reform opinion

Health care proposals for national reform are on the front burner again with the announcement of President Obama's own proposals and the joint Democratic-Republican health summit. Kansas Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger, who frequently is interviewed on health reform issues as committee chairwoman for the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, found herself talking to numerous reporters from national, trade and regional media outlets following the president's announcement Feb. 22 and before the health summit meeting Feb. 25.

Download the Insurance Quarterly

Also in this issue

Previous Insurance Quarterly issues...


Latest News

More news...
Consumer Alerts...


Our primary responsibility is to you, the people whose personal lives or business endeavors are protected by an insurance product in the state of Kansas.

If you have questions or concerns about insurance, please contact our Consumer Assistance Division by calling toll-free 1-800-432-2484 (in Kansas only) or e-mail us at commissioner@ksinsurance.org.

Sandy Praeger - Commissioner of Insurance