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Through interviews with Texas MCOs, providers, and CBOs, Treaty Oak Strategies found ample opportunity for improving data-sharing systems and practices throughout the state to advance the goals of HB 1575.

Treaty Oak Strategies conducted a statewide survey this January to capture Medicaid managed care organizations' (MCOs') ongling activities to address non-medical drivers of health (NMDOH) and identify strategies for successful implementation and uptake of community health workers (CHWs) and doulas as case managers in the Medicaid program. This is the fourth survey of its kind. Prior Surveys In late 2018, the Episcopal Health Foundation (EHF) partnered with the Texas Associati

Treaty Oak Strategies reflects on year 6 of the MCO NMDOH Learning Collaborative.

Through national certification, training, and advocacy, PCHI innovates with communities to build capacity to create accountable networks designed to identify risk factors, reduce costs, and advance health for all.

TADA is a platform that streamlines how pediatric therapy waitlists are managed across Texas. By connecting directly with providers’ electronic health record systems, TADA automatically captures and updates referral and waitlist data in real time.

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!