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This alert informs Long-term Care (LTC) providers that expedited delivery is available for a limited time for personal protective equipment through the Texas Division of Emergency Management.

Long-term Care providers are invited to complete a short survey about alternative or after-hours Joint Training opportunities.

HHSC is accepting comments from stakeholders on the following proposed rules, which are now posted in the Texas Register. The comment period ends Jan. 9.

Long-Term Care Regulation staff and program providers are invited to attend the following trainings hosted in December. Please verify if registering for a webinar or in-person class. If you register for an in-person class and cannot attend, please be sure to cancel your registration.

The provider self-reporting voicemail option will be transitioned out of service on Dec. 31, 2022.

HHSC Complaint and Incident Intake (CII) has added an Infection Control option in the Incident Category field in the Texas Unified Licensure Information Portal for facility reported incidents.

Long-Term Care Regulation staff and program providers are invited to attend the following trainings hosted in October. Please verify if registering for a webinar or in-person class.

CDC recommends everyone be vaccinated against the flu by the end of October to avoid peak flu season.

The Texas Culture Change Coalition will host their in-person fall 2022 conference, “Texans Coming Together for Residents, for Staff, for All!”

Long-term Care Regulation staff and program providers are invited to attend the following trainings in October.

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

HHSC is accepting comments from stakeholders on two proposed rules, which are now posted in the Texas Register.

This year’s TCCC Conference, “Texans Coming Together for Residents, for Staff, for All!” will be held in person at the J.J. Pickle Commons Center in Austin, Tx on Nov. 3, 2022.

HHSC is reminding long-term care providers to be alert for people who have rashes and other symptoms consistent with monkeypox. Providers should follow CDC guidance on monkeypox.

LTC providers should review their emergency preparedness and response plans to ensure people know what to do in an emergency related to drought, especially as Texas is currently experiencing statewide drought conditions.