National Walk@Lunch Day
Thirty minutes a day. That’s all it takes to improve your health, boost your mood, and break up the workday. No, this isn’t the latest… Read More
SAD Symptoms and How to Combat Them
SAD is the perfect acronym for seasonal affective disorder. It’s a form of depression that’s related to the change in seasons. SAD can begin to… Read More
The Women of Blue KC
From our first member to our current CEO, women have played an instrumental role in the rise and success of Blue KC, helping us become… Read More
Introducing Doula-Enhanced Care to Confront Inequities in Maternal Healthcare Quality and Outcomes
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas City (Blue KC), in partnership with BioNexus KC, recently awarded the 2022 Blue KC… Read More
Buying your own insurance? Open Enrollment is here and you need to take action
Open enrollment is nearing its close for 2023 plan options – and it’s important to enroll as soon as possible to secure health coverage in… Read More
New Year’s Resolutions and How to Stick to Them
As we draw the curtain on 2022 and begin anew in 2023, New Year’s resolutions are topic of choice in homes across Kansas City. Many… Read More
Blue KC Sports Partnerships: 2022 Recap
Since 1938, Blue KC has been a teammate of the Kansas City community, providing health coverage services to more than one million residents throughout the… Read More
Blue KC in Our Community: Moving Forward by Giving Back
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas City is proud to be the only local not-for-profit health insurance provider in Kansas City. We love our… Read More
How to Navigate Medicare’s Annual Enrollment Period for Medicare Advantage
Your mailbox is no doubt spilling over with postcards and envelopes stuffed full of information about Medicare Advantage plans for you to consider. Likely not… Read More
End Hunger KC: How Blue KC Is Supporting the Fight Against Hunger
An estimated one in seven Kansas Citians, including 100,000 children, are hungry or facing the threat of hunger. That’s 350,000 people who are… Read More
