MPR is Proud to Announce Vicki Bond Has Been Nominated for Executives of the Year 2022! "For me, it was an organic climb to the top of the company. What I know [...]
Vicki Bond Nominated as Wichita Business Journal's Women Who Lead in Small Business We're honored to announce Vicki Bond was nominated as Wichita Business Journal's Women Who Lead in Small Business in [...]
National Medical Staff Services Awareness Week Recognizes Medical Services Professionals (#MSPWeek). MPR Spoiled Our Amazing Provider Credentialing & Enrollment Teams! Congratulations to Kersten, Genn, and Rose (not pictured) for answering correctly [...]
MPR Launches Initial Appointment Online Application! Medical Provider Resources is beyond thrilled to announce after LOTS of work ensuring all aspects work correctly - our Initial Appointment Application is now online! Previously, [...]
Rural Emergency Hospital (REH) Model 2022 Since 2012, hospitals in the state of Kansas have been exploring alternative rural health models for Kansas communities. The Primary Health Center model was under thoughtful [...]
Effective July 18, 2022, four (4) temporary regulations were passed by the Kansas Board of Nursing on APRN changes. The temporary regulations are effective until the end of October 2022. A Public [...]
Krista Ward, Director of Centralized Verification Services, Featured in Wichita Business Journal’s Young Professionals: Health Care Medical Provider Resources is proud to congratulate Krista Ward for recently being featured in Wichita Business [...]
Why Use a Medical Credentialing Service? From Provider Credentialing to Ensuring Your Medical Staff Meets Everchanging Verification Requirements - Medical Provider Resources Helps Take the Hassle Out of Centralized Verification for Your [...]
As medicine evolves, new types of doctors are emerging to meet the changing needs. In some cases, these clinicians are in new specialties that didn’t exist until recently, and the demand for [...]
The intent of the Nursing Licensure Compact is to increase access to health care. Effective July 1, 2019, Kansas became a licensure compact state. The Nursing Licensure Compact is available to all [...]
