Reports and Presentations

The quarterly report reflects activities and findings of the Data Analytics Unit.

The report details the amount of COVID-19 related federal funds provided to nursing facilities and hospitals contracting with HHSC. This is the second report in a series of four reports.

This report includes all expenditures for programs that received SABG funds during fiscal year 2023. Substance Use programs use SABG funds to offer a comprehensive array of prevention, intervention, and treatment services.

This presentation summarizes material on the testimony of HHSC before the Artificial Intelligence Advisory Council meeting for June 6, 2024.

This report includes all expenditures for programs that received MHBG funds during fiscal year 2023. HHSC uses the MHBG to fund a variety of mental health programs to offer a comprehensive array of adult, child, and community crisis mental health services.

The report gives the current waiting list and expenditure data for community health services for adults and children, forensic state hospital beds, and maximum-security forensic state hospital beds. This report covers quarters 3 and 4 of FY23 and quarters 1 and 2 of FY24.

This report provides actual expenditures for fiscal year 2023 by program and method of finance as required by the 2024-2025 General Appropriations Act. The report provides information regarding $116.8 million in opioid-related expenditures.

The report assesses resident quality of life and care by reviewing at least 30 percent of the assisted living facilities, including those of varied license types, capacities, and geographic areas. Rider 147 called for on-site reviews of resident care and interviews with residents, facility staff, and long-term care ombudsmen, as well as an evaluation of facility policies, preventable occurrences, and adverse outcomes. *Disclaimer: This is not the original version submitted by the researchers; it has been formatted to meet HHSC's accessibility standards.

The report assesses resident quality of life and care by reviewing at least 30 percent of the assisted living facilities, including those of varied license types, capacities, and geographic areas. Rider 147 called for on-site reviews of resident care and interviews with residents, facility staff, and long-term care ombudsmen, as well as an evaluation of facility policies, preventable occurrences, and adverse outcomes.

Fifth 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.