HHSC to Help Texans with Medicaid Renewals at Dallas Community Event

Media Advisory
Texas Health and Human Services Commission
Cecile Erwin Young
HHS Executive Commissioner
Jennifer Ruffcorn 512-424-6951

DALLAS – The Texas Health and Human Services Commission’s Community Partner Program, in partnership with Feeding Texas and North Texas Food Bank, is hosting a community event in Dallas to help Texans with their Medicaid renewals.

Staff will be available to assist Texans with questions or help them renew their benefits. They can also get assistance and more information about their Medicaid coverage, including how to create and manage a Your Texas Benefits account.

The federal continuous Medicaid coverage requirement ended on March 31. Texas clients may have to take action to renew their benefits, so they don’t have a gap in coverage if they are still eligible. Medicaid recipients are being notified of the end of the continuous coverage requirement in a variety of ways. When it is time to renew, HHSC staff will inform recipients by mail or electronically. HHSC is mailing all Medicaid renewal notices in a yellow envelope that says “Action Required” in red. HHSC is also sending electronic notices to recipients who have a Your Texas Benefits account and opted to go paperless.

In addition to going to a local office, visiting Your Texas Benefits, or calling 2-1-1, community events like this provide another opportunity for recipients to get the help they need. Similar community events will be held in select cities.

WHAT: Medicaid Renewal Assistance Community Event   
WHEN: Monday, May 15, 2023

  • 9 a.m. – 2 p.m.

WHERE: West Dallas Multipurpose Center  
                  2828 Fish Trap Road  
                  Dallas, Texas

For Frequently Asked Questions about the end of continuous coverage, visit the HHSC webpage. For more information about HHS programs, visit hhs.texas.gov or connect with us on social media.