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October 10, 2025
The REACH Healthcare Foundation is a charitable organization dedicated to improving health coverage and access to affordable healthcare for uninsured and medically underserved communities in a six-county service area in Kansas and Missouri.
We’re committed to providing health coverage for all, regardless of financial or socioeconomic status.
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We believe that accessible, affordable healthcare is a fundamental human right everyone should have.
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We support the expansion of healthcare services and providers who treat Medicaid beneficiaries and the uninsured.
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To accomplish these goals, the REACH Healthcare Foundation makes strategic investments in local organizations, healthcare providers and projects that align with our values and mission.
The REACH Healthcare Foundation believes in maintaining the utmost transparency with the public, which is why we provide clear and current information about our grantmaking efforts, investments and financial performance.
Federal changes passed through the One Big Beautiful Bill Act will reshape access to Marketplace coverage in Kansas, and the impact will be significant.
More than 200,000 Kansans currently rely on Marketplace plans for their health coverage, but projections show that 108,000 could lose coverage over the next decade, with costs increasing by 77% if enhanced premium tax credits expire.
Our new research brief breaks down what these changes mean for Kansans, especially those in rural areas where Marketplace enrollment is highest.
The REACH Healthcare Foundation is governed by a 17-member board of directors who reside within our service area. REACH board members bring diverse demographic and life experiences, passion for the communities where they live and work, and governance, civic, nonprofit and business expertise.
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