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Despite a slow start and a positive outlook for advancing health care and human services legislation, state and federal changes severely impacted funding and final passage of key legislation. Nonetheless, several critical pieces of healthcare and human services legislation made their way out of the Texas Capitol — some thanks to the efforts of the Treaty Oak Strategies team .

This October, the MCO Non-Medical Drivers of Health Learning Collaborative convened for a second in-person meeting of the year.

NFP is a proven solution for Texas families, and state spending on NFP services can save Texans millions.

On March 1, Medicaid Managed Care Organization (MCO) Non-Medical Drivers of Health (NMDOH) Learning Collaborative kicked off our fifth year!

Addressing non-medical drivers of health (NMDOH) is important for improving health and reducing longstanding disparities in health and...

Below is a summary of major legislation passed during the 88th Texas Regular Legislative Session that impacts Texas’ Medicaid.

May is Older Americans Month (est. 1963) which prompts the conversation – what can we do to address social isolation for older Americans?

The PCHI® Model helps communities come together to support their under-resourced residents and to improve health and well-being.