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A contact list of food banks in Texas  that can assist in filling out a SNAP application and provide more information about SNAP and other nutrition programs in your area.

Diabetes and high blood pressure are the two most common causes of chronic kidney disease in the U.S. Learn more about the link between these health conditions.

If your kidneys don’t function well, toxic waste and extra fluid accumulate in your body and may lead to high blood pressure, heart disease, stroke and even death. Learn how your provider can help treat and manage chronic kidney disease.

Learn about the many ways to help prevent chronic kidney disease. By managing risk factors and practicing healthy habits, you can minimize excessive damage to the kidneys and help avoid a major health issue.

Chronic kidney disease, sometimes called chronic kidney failure, means that kidneys are irreversibly damaged, and the extent of the damage will increase over time. Learn more about chronic kidney disease causes, risk factors, complications, and symptoms.

Texas Health and Human Services provides resources and services to help prevent and manage end stage renal disease. Learn more about chronic kidney disease, how to prevent it, and how to manage it.

The Texas No Wrong Door system coordinates access to long-term services and supports (LTSS) offered by state and local organizations.

HHSC provides services to Texas women such as aiding in preventing unintended pregnancies, nurturing healthier pregnancies, addressing domestic violence and taking care of children.

Texas Cares Rx will partner with community groups across the state to connect people to Patient Assistance Programs (PAPs) where they can apply to receive low-cost or no-cost prescription medications.

To confirm your eligibility when applying for one of our benefit programs, you’ll need to submit proof of facts (information about you and others on your case).

HIPP is the Texas Medicaid program that helps families pay for employer-sponsored health insurance premiums.

The Disability Inclusive Community toolkit assists people and communities to integrate people with disabilities into community life, including those who may not be employed due to physical or cognitive impairment.

Financial statistical reports represent self-reported data prepared by health plans under the terms and conditions of the Uniformed Managed Care Contract and the Uniform Managed Care Manual, and are subject to audit.  These reports cover Fiscal Year 2022 (Sept. 1, 2022 - Aug. 31, 2023).

A county or municipality may require the issuance of a permit to operate a boarding home facility within its jurisdiction.

Texas Health and Human Services’ (HHS) Community Partner Program (CPP), in partnership with Feeding Texas and local food banks, host events across Texas to help customers apply for and renew their benefits, like Medicaid and SNAP.