The Health and Human Services Commission Executive Council is established by Government Code, Section 531.0051, to receive public input and advise the HHSC executive commissioner regarding the ...

While every effort has been made to offer an accurate and current listing of meeting agendas and events on this calendar, the information has been compiled from a variety of sources and is subject to ...

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Evidence-Based Best Practices: Elopement Prevention and Response (PDF) provides a summary of best practice recommendations for facility-wide systems related to resident elopement. Emergency Drills: ...

Veteran Heroes United in Business (VetHUB) Program Texas Health and Human Services seeks to increase VetHUB participation by: Identifying VetHUB opportunities in agency purchases. Not certified? Visit ...

HHSC programs are helping raise awareness about vision loss during Low Vision Awareness Month in February.

SNAP recipients ages 16 to 59 who can work must follow the basic work rules to get SNAP benefits. These rules include: Replying to any letters and fulfilling any requests from the Texas Workforce ...

What are Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services? The Office of Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services is the center for awareness and education on deaf and hard of hearing issues and services in Texas. Our goal ...

AUSTIN – Gov. Greg Abbott announced that HHSC received federal approval to extend the time SNAP recipients can apply for replacement benefits for food lost or destroyed from the January winter storm.

AUSTIN – Gov. Abbott announced HHSC is making $44 million in grant funding available to eligible hospitals that serve rural communities.

This report contains a brief history of the electronic visit verification (EVV) program and HHSC policies for using compliance grace periods and claims match bypasses. Annual report highlighting ...

AUSTIN – Gov. Abbott announced HHSC will receive $1,406,596,805 in federal funding for a multi-year project to improve rural health care throughout the state.