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Strengthening Texas’ Healthcare Safety Net

Educate on, and advocate for, policies that enhance hospital funding, expand access to quality care, and support a stronger, more efficient healthcare system across Texas.

Who We Are

Texas Essential Healthcare Partnerships (“TEHP”) is a non-profit corporation that operates exclusively for social welfare in the State of Texas. TEHP supports policies that strengthen the healthcare safety-net system, and improve access to, and the availability, delivery, efficiency and funding of, quality healthcare services within the State of Texas. TEHP’s goal is to educate members of the community and empower hospitals so that they can provide accessible and high-quality healthcare services to patients in their care.

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Texas Catholic Conference of Bishops Believes the Texas Safety Net to be in Grave Danger

“We are aware that your health care platform objected to adopting the Medicaid Fiscal Accountability Regulation (MFAR) that threatened the viability of the safety net. The policy your administration currently is citing as the reason for withholding these critical Medicaid funds, however, reportedly is rooted in that same proposal. We believe that danger to our safety net is so grave that we cannot sit silently.” Click here to read more

Dallas County Judge Clay Lewis Jenkins Expresses Support for LPPFs

Dallas County has administered such an assessment, known as a Local Provider Participation Fund – since 2018. The local assessment along with Parkland’s intergovernmental transfers are essential to funding the non-federal share of the Medicaid payment programs that ensure the solvency and sustainability of the Medicaid providers in our community. Click here to read more

Multi Associate Letter to Biden

Dear President Biden, Director Rice, & Secretary Becerra: On behalf of the hospitals, health systems, and health care providers we collectively represent, our associations urge the Biden Administration to direct the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) to restore desperately needed funds to the Texas Medicaid program. Click here to read more.