This page gives a broad overview of guardianship and visitation law in the US. Some states have stronger restrictions on a guardian's control over visitation, so in Tennessee only the court can remove an individual's right to communication, visitation, or interaction. There is a "uniform law", Uniform Guardianship, Conservatorship and Other Protective Arrangements Act which would limit a guardian's power to limit visits, but this has not been enacted by Kansas, and the Kansas does not have any such laws (art 30), so it is a power of the conservator to restrict visitors.