Kansas colleges and universities
Coverage questions for students, faculty and staff at Kansas's public institutions.
Public institutions in Kansas
- University of Kansas
- Kansas State University
- Wichita State University
- Emporia State University
- Fort Hays State University
- Pittsburg State University
Named for reference only. Kansas Health Insurance is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any of these institutions.
Students
Many schools offer a student health plan, and some require proof of coverage or let you waive the school plan if you have your own. Check with your school’s student health office first. Students who age out of a parent’s plan at 26, graduate, or drop below full-time status may qualify for a special enrollment period to buy marketplace coverage.
Faculty and staff
Employees of public universities usually have coverage through the school or the state. If you retire, change jobs or become eligible for Medicare at 65, your options change, and it is worth reviewing them before the date your coverage ends.
Retirees turning 65
Long-time Kansas public employees often have retiree coverage that works alongside Medicare. Ask your benefits office how it coordinates with Medicare before you enroll in any Medicare plan.
Talk with a licensed agent about Kansas coverage
Call Lander LLC to go over your options. There is no cost to call or to speak with an agent, and you are never required to enroll in anything.
Call 855-367-1095Reviewed by Richard Lander, licensed insurance agent (NPN 21255551), Lander LLC. Last updated October 3, 2026. This page is educational and is not a quote, an offer of coverage, or legal or tax advice.
State bird: Western Meadowlark
Sturnella neglecta. Kansas’s official state bird, shown here as a local touch.
Photo: Cephas (CC BY-SA 4.0), via Wikimedia Commons