Reports and Presentations

Monthly report on the total hours the state EVV systems were unavailable, malfunctioning, or not accessible.

The thirteenth report with analysis of selected data related to pediatric acute care therapy services (including physical, occupational, and speech therapies) and assessment of impact on access to care.

Monthly report on the total hours the state EVV systems were unavailable, malfunctioning, or not accessible.

This report provides information regarding $4.1 billion in behavioral health funding reported from SBHCC member agencies and institutions of higher education (including Medicaid behavioral health funding). The proposal links expenditures to strategies in the strategic plan to demonstrate how state appropriations will be used to further plan goals during fiscal year 2022. Strategic Plan goals, objectives, and strategies assist agencies and institutions of higher education with enhancing coordination, eliminating redundancy, and ensuring optimal service delivery.

The 2022-2023 General Appropriations Act, Senate Bill 1, 87th Legislature, Regular Session, 2021 (Article II, Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC), Rider 148) requires HHSC to submit a monthly report on “the total hours the state EVV system was unavailable, malfunctioning, or not accessible.”

Presentation to the Texas House of Representatives Human Services Committee on the 1115 Transformation Waiver status, implementation status of HB 133 (87R) and HB 2658 (87R), and overview of IDD Medicaid Waivers and Rider 30 update (SB 1, 87R).

This report contains the MOE information for federal grants received by HHSC as of February 2022.

Monthly report on the total hours the state EVV systems were unavailable, malfunctioning, or not accessible.

Biannual report to provide an overview of HHSC’s efforts to coordinate with providers to identify and implement initiatives designed to reduce Medicaid recipients’ use of emergency room services as a primary means of receiving health care benefits and HHSC’s efforts to encourage Medicaid providers to continue implementing effective interventions and best practices that were developed and achieved under the DSRIP program.

The Quality Monitoring Early Warning System (EWS) for Long-Term Care Facilities report describes the effectiveness of the statistical model used to identify conditions in long-term care facilities that are detrimental to residents’ health, safety, and welfare. The EWS is used to prioritize activities of the non-regulatory Quality Monitoring Program.