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

Testimony on Draft HHS Reorganization Transition Plan (10/20/2003)
The Center for Public Policy Priorities offers the following comments on the HB 2292 Draft Transition Plan dated October 16, 2003.

HB 2292 Update: HHS Reorganization (09/15/2003)
This Policy Page includes the schedule for the public hearings and notes our major concerns with the reorganization of HHS agencies and the privatization of state services, as well as our recommendations for mitigating the effect of these changes on clients.

78th Legislature-1st Special Session (07/7/2003)
This Policy Page summarizes the primary charges of the special session, with CPPP's major concerns noted.

CSHB 2292 Analysis (04/23/2003)
This Policy Page provides a short analysis of CSHB 2292 (with a link to a more detailed section-by section analysis on our web site) with a summary of our major concerns and recommendations for improving the bill or, in many cases, limiting the negative impact to the health and human services infrastructure in Texas.

CSHB 2292 Analysis (04/23/2003)
This Policy Page provides a short analysis of CSHB 2292 (with a link to a more detailed section-by section analysis on our web site) with a summary of our major concerns and recommendations for improving the bill or, in many cases, limiting the negative impact to the health and human services infrastructure in Texas.

Information on Medicaid Simplification (04/10/2003)
Prior to SB 43 (in April 2001), 67% of the families of children subject to simplification reported earned income (the remainder were dependent on SSI disability, SSDI, or child support). As of January 2003, that percentage has increased to 79%. The children who lose out when bureaucratic hurdles are used to reduce caseloads are the children in working families â€" the ones we all want to reward.

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