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CHIP comparison charts outline the value-added services offered in each service area so that you can pick the health plan that will best meet your child’s needs.

STAR Kids is a Texas Medicaid managed care program that provides Medicaid benefits to children and adults 20 and younger who have disabilities.

STAR medical plans provide all Medicaid services, unlimited prescriptions, unlimited number of hospital days and health education classes. Each plan also offers extra services, called value-added services.

STAR covers low-income children, pregnant women and families. STAR members get their services through health plans they choose.

The Thriving Texas Families program (formerly known as the Alternatives to Abortion Program) is a statewide support network .

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

HHS efforts cover a variety of areas from monitoring child care providers, advocating for children, helping people affected by human trafficking and helping Texans recover from disasters.

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has approved Texas’ request to extend Medicaid and CHIP coverage from two to 12 months after pregnancy.

With the flu circulating this season, the Department of State Health Services and HHSC are encouraging everyone who can to get vaccinated.

Texas WIC offers a wide array of resources to support breastfeeding mothers.

The Texas Human Trafficking Resource Center provides resources for preventing and identifying human trafficking and support for survivors.

Texas WIC encourages WIC offices, lactation centers, health care providers, employers and communities to promote the benefits of breastfeeding and show support for nursing mothers. 

HHS encourages Texans to show their support for women and raise awareness during National Women’s Health Week.

Gov. Abbott announced that HHSC is extending postpartum coverage to 12 months for eligible Medicaid and CHIP recipients effective March 1, 2024.

As part of National Cervical Health Awareness Month this January, HHSC is encouraging women to get screened for cervical cancer.