By providing a broad range of services to keep Texans healthy, There in a Heartbeat employees are not only ensuring direct services are provided to those who qualify, but helping to improve the overall health of all Texans.


Clinics, Health Organizations and Resource Centers


There in a Heartbeat and HHS works with federally qualified health clinics, medical associations, community partners and local governments to help clients find the health care they need.

  • External link opens in new tab or windowAging and Disability Resource Centers can help Texans find personal care, nursing care, help at home and other long-term care services.

  • External link opens in new tab or windowFind a drug store that accepts prescriptions paid for by Medicaid or the Children's Health Insurance Program.

  • External link opens in new tab or windowFamily and Community Health Services Clinic locator(link is external) allows you to search for clinics that serve people who need a health care provider for epilepsy, primary health care, child health and dental, and prenatal medical and dental.

  • External link opens in new tab or windowTexas Local Public Health Organization(link is external) directory is a listing of local health departments, public health districts and local health units in Texas

  • Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program

  • Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program help cover medical expenses for children, some adults and people with disabilities who meet income requirements. Most services are delivered through providers called managed care organizations.

  • External link opens in new tab or windowChildren's Health Insurance Program is low-cost or free health coverage for children without health insurance.

  • External link opens in new tab or windowChildren's Medicaid covers services needed to keep kids healthy. It is for people 18 and younger healthy who come from families with little or no money.

  • Long-term care Medicaid is available to some people who are older or who have a disability.

  • External link opens in new tab or windowMedicaid might be available to adults who are caring for a child.

  • External link opens in new tab or windowThe Medicaid Buy-In program offers low-cost Medicaid health care services — including community-based services and supports — to individuals with disabilities who work.