, or send a text message to 838255 for assistance. Visit the Texas Veterans Portal to connect with benefits and services earned through your or a family member’s military service. 2-1-1 Texas connects ...

. The license does not qualify a person to provide services outside this scope of practice. The scope of practice for a licensed chemical dependency counselor includes services that address substance ...

Steps for peers to become certified to bill Medicaid Here’s the process for individuals to become certified to bill Medicaid for peer support. The steps need to be completed in order. Complete online ...

Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) ensures that policies are medically appropriate, patient-centered, transparent and based on the best available evidence. The agency’s medical and ...

1000, State of Texas Access Reform Plus (STAR+PLUS) Managed Care 2000, Legal Requirements ...

Authority over architectural and engineering review for the following types of healthcare facilities is regulated by the Health and Human Services Commission, Architectural Review Unit (ARU).

. Ethics or Medical Committee Reporting Texas Health and Safety Code Chapter 166, Subchapter B, Section 166.054, as added by 88 (R) HB 3162, requires health care facilities to report information ...

Yes, you can split the purchases between your Lone Star Card and another form of payment. The online retailer systems are required to allow only SNAP-eligible items to be charged to your Lone Star ...

This report consolidates previously separate MHBG and SUBG reports and presents expenditure information for both block grants for fiscal year (FY) 2025. Provides an implementation update to the House ...

IL 2025-20 Impact of Rider 32 on People with Medicare and Medicaid Enrolled in a Fee-for-Service 1915(c) Waiver Program 8/29/2025 IL 2025-21 Individual Plan of Care Revision Process to Update ...

The Primary Health Care (PHC) program works with clinic sites across the state to provide comprehensive primary and preventive health care to eligible men, women and children.

HHS employees have a legal and ethical obligation to protect the rights of Texans who are eligible for services, to recover money as required by law, and to follow the terms of settlement agreements.