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Travis County's public hospital district funds medical care for low-income residents.
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The plaintiffs argued Central Health should not be giving Dell Medical School money for things like education, research and administrative costs. They are now deciding whether to appeal or go forward with a trial.
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A group of taxpayers filed the lawsuit in 2017. They say the money is not being spent on health care for low-income residents.
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The new Hornsby Bend Health & Wellness Center will offer primary care and behavioral health services to low-income residents.
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The commissioners' approval came after they expressed frustration about approving a tax rate increase while Central Health has hundreds of millions of dollars available in reserves.
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Travis County's mental health authority had recently announced layoffs of 48 employees following unexpected funding challenges.
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The agency’s budget for FY 2024 is more than $22 million less than last year's budget.
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A partnership between Dell Medical School and CommUnityCare caused rates of lifesaving screening among low-income and uninsured patients to shoot up. Now, program leaders want to scale the initiative across Texas.
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Travis County's publicly funded hospital district and its private hospital system partner are at odds over an agreement to serve the county's low-income residents.
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Ascension Seton announced the addition of 160,000 square feet to the teaching hospital and Level 1 trauma center.