Access the 2024 Report of the HHS Ombudsman (includes report from the Ombudsman for Behavioral Health) (PDF) There are four ways to contact us: Call: 800-252-8154, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday - Friday If ...

Download Information: Contact the Texas Workforce Commission, Civil Rights Division at (888) 452-4778.

The same issue or agency action can only be appealed once, which starts the fair hearing process. If you disagree with the hearing officer's decision, you may ask for an administrative review. If you ...

Fraud is the crime of dishonestly taking something of value from someone else. Examples of fraud may include: Claiming payment for services that were not provided. Anyone can report fraud, waste or ...

The Ombudsman helps people: Our team is designed to help people who are already on Medicaid but need help accessing health care services. A priority is placed on individuals who have urgent or complex ...

The Fair and Fraud Hearings Handbook provides guidance on the appeal process for applicants, clients, client representatives, program representatives and hearings officers. The Fair and Fraud Hearings ...

Incidents Submission Portal for Health Care Regulation Providers Texas Health and Human Services Commission has introduced a new online incidents portal under Texas Unified Licensure Information ...

Complaint and Incident Intake is part of Texas Health and Human Services. Their primary responsibility is to accept and triage complaints about health care providers regulated by Texas HHS. Complaint ...