Online psychiatrists in Kansas

Psychiatry in Kansas by the numbers

Kansas has 941 psychiatric prescribers in the federal provider registry: 353 psychiatrists with an MD, 55 with a DO, and 533 psychiatric nurse practitioners. Nurse practitioners make up 56.6% of prescribers in the state. That works out to 31.7 per 100,000 residents, of whom 13.7 are physicians.

Subspecialties in Kansas

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The 25 cities with the most psychiatrists in Kansas

Largest psychiatry practices in Kansas

Clinicians grouped by shared practice address. The registry holds no employer field for individuals, so where a name appears it comes from an organisation registered at the same address — a reasonable inference, not a stated fact. A large building can house several practices, and a clinician may list an address they do not belong to.

New psychiatric prescribers in Kansas, year by year

Both charts are built from registration dates, so they show when the current workforce joined. The registry records no departures, which means the running total can only rise and neither chart should be read as net growth — a clinician who registered in 2019 and has since retired is simply absent from both.

Who is practising, and for how long

316 of Kansas's psychiatric prescribers (33.6%) registered with the federal system in the last five years, and 63 in the last twelve months. 219 have been registered for more than twenty years. The nurse practitioner side is newer: 47.8% of psychiatric NPs registered in the last five years, against 14.2% of MD psychiatrists.

Of those who record a gender with the registry, 67.3% are women, split 85.7% among nurse practitioners and 41.8% among MD psychiatrists.

Source: CMS National Plan and Provider Enumeration System, refreshed weekly. Registration with the federal registry is not the same as actively practising, and does not indicate whether a clinician offers telehealth or is accepting new patients. Population figures are US Census Bureau estimates.