Requiring the Kansas children's cabinet and the department of health and environment to implement a pilot program to offer health services, telehealth consultations and medication reimbursements to child care providers, while prohibiting stricter local regulations, allowing local registration of providers, increasing state funding for the child and adult care food program and providing free training and education materials to providers.

HB 2383 creates a state-funded pilot program offering health services, telehealth consultations, and up to $100 monthly medication reimbursements to licensed Kansas child care providers (including family homes, daycares, and centers). It prohibits cities and counties from imposing stricter regulations than state law on child care facilities, while requiring the health department to share provider lists with local governments upon request. The bill also matches state funding for child care providers in the federal child and adult care food program’s top reimbursement tier and provides free training materials that count toward continuing education requirements. These changes directly affect child care providers, local governments, and state agencies administering health and child care programs.