Featured Work

• Keep Rider to Use Federal Recovery Funds for 12-Month Children's Medicaid in 2010-2011 Budget, At No Cost to the Bill
• Comparing Medicaid and CHIP Provisions in Texas House Appropriations Committee and Senate Budget Proposals
• SB 841 by Averitt: CHIP "Buy-In" Program
  for Uninsured Children Above 200% of Poverty

PUBLIC BENEFITS: ELIGIBILITY/ENROLLMENT DELIVERY

The center focuses on health care access, immigrants' access to services, food and nutrition, the state's eligibility and enrollment system, and TANF.

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Recent Eligibility/Enrollment Delivery Publications

TIES Progress Report (05/4/1999)
Although the ultimate design of the proposed Texas Integrated Enrollment and Services (TIES) project will depend on how much funding, if any, is appropriated by the Legislature, the TIES agency team continues to make progress. In response to legislators' concerns over the high cost of TIES and its impact on employee reduction and relocation, agency staff have developed several alternatives to the original TIES proposal. This Policy Page outlines these options and summarizes new developments and progress in the TIES project.

76th Legislative Session: TIES Developments (04/13/1999)
This Policy Page describes funding proposals made by the House and Senate that will have to be decided by the budget conference committee later this session, and summarizes TIES-related legislation.

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