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Rules and Standards for Child Care in Texas

Information about Licensed Child Care and Child-Placing Agency Administrator Licensing in Texas.

Information about controlling persons for child care providers.

How to become a child care home provider in Texas.

The HHS Centralized Background Check Unit is required to do background checks to find out if a person has a criminal history or an abuse and neglect history that might be a risk to the health and safety of children. Background checks are required for Child Care providers, Residential Child Care providers, and Foster and adoptive homes.

Licensing and regulatory information for residential child care operations in Texas.

Texas HHS protects children by regulating and educating child care providers.

Information for Texas Emergency Response Services providers.

Information for Texas Community Attendant Services (CAS) providers.

HHSC is adopting the following new and amended rules regarding water safety in day care operations.

HHSC Long-term Care Regulation will host a webinar for Home and Community Support Services Agencies (HCSSA) on Oct. 17 from 11 a.m. to noon.

HHSC has published proposed rule changes in the following pages of the Texas Register: Chapter 745, Licensing.

Long-Term Care Regulation staff and program providers are invited to attend the following webinar trainings hosted in September 2024.

Long-Term Care Regulation staff and program providers are invited to attend the following in-person classes hosted in September.

The OASIS trainings are for registered nurses, physical, occupational and speech therapists who collect OASIS Data.