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81st Legislature
Health and Human Services Bills of Interest
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HB 263, Berman, Relating to the imposition of a fee for
money transmissions sent to certain destinations outside the
United States.
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HB 490,
Jackson, Relating to indigent health care.
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HB 744, Dukes, Relating to the restoration of the
medically needy program under the state Medicaid program.
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HB 1279, McClendon, Relating
to dedication of a portion of unclaimed lottery revenues to the
Texas rail relocation and improvement fund.
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HB 1436, Burnam, Relating to depositing revenue received
by this state from undocumented immigrants to the indigent
emergency medical services and preventative health care
reimbursement fund.
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HB 1628, Naishtat, Relating to the ability of a county,
public hospital, or hospital district to purchase or arrange for
the purchase of certain health coverage or benefits for eligible
residents.
Companion:
SB 957,
Watson
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HB 1744, Jackson, Jim, Relating to employer liability
for the cost of health care services provided to certain
indigent employees.
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HB 2205, Gonzales, Relating to a county's eligibility to
receive state assistance for health care expenditures that
exceed eight percent of the county's general revenue levy for
the year.
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HB 2614, Heflin, Relating to county general revenue levy
for indigent health care.
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HB 2710,
Coleman, Relating to indigent health care
services provided by a county.
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HB 2963, Relating to the liability of a county, hospital
district, or public hospital for the costs of health care
services provided to an indigent patient.
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HB 3408, Gonzales, Relating to a county's liability for
the costs of basic health care services.
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SB 30, Zaffirini, Relating to the restoration of the
medically needy program under the state Medicaid program.
Companion:
HB 845, Martinez (Identical)
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SB 957, Watson, Relating to the ability of a county,
public hospital, or hospital district to purchase or arrange for
the purchase of certain health coverage or benefits for eligible
residents.
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SB 1473,
Nichols, Relating to employment services
programs for certain residents receiving services from public
hospitals or hospital districts.
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SB 2324, Lucio, Relating to a county's eligibility to
receive state assistance for health care expenditures that
exceed eight percent of the county's general revenue levy for
the year.
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