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Frequently asked questions from Texas ICF-IID providers

CMP is a cost reimbursement program. HHSC does not disburse CMP funds prior to contract execution., Any purchases made prior to contract execution are not allowed and will not be reimbursed, . Organizations must submit invoices and receipts for completed projects to be reimbursed for expenses incurred pertaining to the project.

Nutrition education is an integral part of the WIC program. Through online classes, group education, personalized counseling, and a variety of educational opportunities, WIC supports Texas families in making healthy choices to promote positive outcomes.

This page contains links to the WIC weekly memos, policy changes, and important messages.

The RTC Project is a partnership between DFPS and HHSC to provide children with intensive mental health care in an RTC setting while their guardian keeps legal responsibility for their child.

SB 1385 and HB 2590 authorize HHSC to collect administrative penalties from providers of HCS and TxHmL for failure to comply with certification principles and for other reasons.

The Texas Incentives for Physicians and Professional Services program is one of four directed payment programs HHSC has submitted for CMS approval as part of the Delivery System Reform Incentive Payment Transition Plan.

The Rural Access to Primary and Preventive Services program is one of four directed payment programs HHSC has submitted for CMS approval as part of the Delivery System Reform Incentive Payment Transition Plan.

The Comprehensive Hospital Increased Reimbursement Program is one of four directed payment programs HHSC has submitted for CMS approval as part of the Delivery System Reform Incentive Payment Transition Plan.

Texas HHSC has developed the WSC Provider Portal, an online system for HCS and TxHmL Waiver program providers.

To improve health care access and outcomes in rural communities, the Texas Legislature enacted Senate Bill 1621 during the regular session of the 86th Legislature in 2019, which required HHSC to create a strategic plan to ensure that Texans residing in rural areas have access to hospital services.

Certificate of Public Advantage grants merging hospitals immunity from federal and state antitrust laws. HHSC reviews and approves or denies COPA applications and supervises the activities for which a COPA is issued.

PASRR guidance to entities who refer a person living outside of Texas to a nursing facility within Texas.

Information on the requirements on how to become a day care or residential care provider, Exemption Request materials and additional Child Care Regulation resources.

The Family Centered Case Management training module is intended to help ECI service coordinators learn the basics to provide quality case management. This training module is required for all ECI Service Coordinators.