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Information on work requirements that must be met to receive, or continue to receive, SNAP benefits longer than three months.

On Jan. 1, 2023, Texas Medicaid made the drug Mavyret (glecaprevir/pibrentasvir) the preferred DAA treatment for Medicaid patients. Mavyret is made by AbbVie who has partnered with the Texas Health and Human Services Commission to reduce hepatitis C in Texas.

A variety of Turn to campaign resources are available to download and print.

HHSC recommends the use of evidence-based practices and peer-reviewed research.

The John S. Dunn Behavioral Sciences Center is a joint operation between the Health and Human Services Commission and UTHealth Houston. It is a state-of-the-art psychiatric hospital and learning center.

Autism training helps meet the needs of Texans on the autism spectrum and fully integrate them into community life.

We serve people with intellectual and developmental disabilities who need medical, habilitative, or behavioral supports beyond what’s available to them in the community.

Prepare for the present and the future. Caregivers and their loved ones can benefit from trainings and resources that help them plan for the present and the future.

Caregivers provide important support for their loved ones, but there are times when they could use a helping hand.

Providing care for a loved one can be rewarding but also stressful. It’s important that while caregivers are providing care to others, they don’t ignore their own physical, mental and social health needs. Explore the resources available for respite, mental health care and support groups.

Protect yourself against Lone Star Card fraud.

If you are a caregiver, know that you are not alone and there are resources available to help you and your family. Use this page to learn what a caregiver is, how to take time for yourself, prepare for present and future needs, and to seek supportive services as they are needed.

HHSC created a team dedicated to Rural Mental Health in September 2022. Rural Mental Health gives voice to rural Texans and the unique opportunities and challenges they experience accessing care.

We serve people with intellectual and developmental disabilities who need medical, habilitative or behavioral support beyond what’s available to them in the community.