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Zoe Jones-Walton, our Policy Fellow for Child Protection, explains what happened this session.
What happened this session on health coverage, foster care, child care, pre-k, children's mental health, Early Childhood Intervention, and more.
41 other states have implemented 12-month coverage or are working on implementing it.
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“Alternative Response is great. I mean, I think it helped me keep my family together … ” – Lacy, a mom who participated in Alternative Response “[It] made us a family.” – Jackson, Lacy’s son […]
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In 2023, the Texas House passed HB 1599 by Reps. Bucy, Harless, Oliverson, Jetton, and Bonnen, but it did not pass the Senate. In 2025, to empower parents, connect more Texas kids with health coverage, […]
HHSC and Medicaid health plans already track numerous metrics, ranging from quality medical care to quality of dental care and results from member and caregiver experience surveys. Yet, none of these quality measures — or how […]
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When young kids with disabilities are included in early childhood program with other kids, everyone can benefit.
Senate testimony about ensuring eligible Texas children can enroll in Medicaid/CHIP health coverage.
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We recommend strengthening the Texas AIM initiative to prevent maternal illness and death, among other recommendations.
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