Texas Association of Community Health Centers (TACHC)

04/02/2026

TACHC partnered with UTHealth Houston School of Public Health to host a workshop at Project Vida Health Center in El Paso, supporting care teams with evidence‑based strategies to increase HPV vaccination rates and prevent HPV‑related cancers. This collaboration highlights the role of health centers in advancing cancer prevention through provider education and community-focused care.

04/02/2026

CommUnityCare Health Centers Services Begin Transitioning to New Central Health Hancock Site  Last updated: March 24, 2026 Planning is underway to begin transitioning CommUnityCare services to the Central Health Hancock site, […]

04/01/2026

The TACHC 2025 Annual Report is here! Take a look at the milestones we reached, the voices that shaped our work, and the collective impact made possible by our members, board, staff, and volunteers—all working together to strengthen community health across Texas.
👉 To view the full report follow this link: https://heyzine.com/flip-book/9c86761d5a.html /1

03/31/2026

In 2024, Texas community health centers helped 172,250 Texans age 65 and older access essential, community‑based care close to home. From preventive services to ongoing support, health centers play a critical role in keeping older adults healthy, connected, and thriving across Texas. That's CHC impact in action!

03/30/2026

📍 Scenes from the TAMU & Texas Tech Rural Health Practitioner Conference in Boerne
TACHC CEO Jana Eubank participated in a panel discussing the intended impact of the Rural Health Transformation Program, alongside partners from TORCH, the TAMU Rural Health Program, and HHSC. The conversation highlighted how this initiative can strengthen rural health systems—and the essential role community health centers play in transforming care across rural Texas.

03/27/2026

As National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month comes to a close, I would like to highlight the critical role Texas health centers play in detecting and preventing colorectal cancer - the second leading cause of cancer deaths in the state.

Early detection saves lives, with nearly 90% of patients surviving five years when cancer is found early. In 2024 alone, Texas health centers provided more than 150,000 screenings through at home stool tests and linking patients to colonoscopy.

With rates of early onset colorectal cancer rising among people under 50, health centers are essential to reversing this trend by maintaining strong access to care, building targeted outreach strategies, and delivering coordinated, patient centered care. - Dr. Steve Ramirez

03/26/2026

Thanks for giving us a glimpse into your day as a Marketing Manager, Courtney! 💙 Communications and marketing teams play a vital role in driving meaningful impact across health centers and ensuring patients stay connected to the care they need.

03/26/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us for Advancing FQHC Revenue Performance: Credentialing, Compliance & Value-Based Care!

Over two days, attendees explored credentialing best practices with Managed Medicaid Organizations and heard key insights from Rebekah Wallace Pardeck, CMPE, CPC®, CPCO™, on 2026 Medicare updates, optimizing revenue beyond PPS, and strengthening risk adjustment performance.

03/24/2026

This National Social Workers Month, we celebrate the essential role LCSWs play in community health across Texas. With the workforce growing 42% since 2018, social workers delivered 149,501 visits in 2024—advancing whole‑person, community‑centered care for Texans statewide.

03/23/2026

608,322 dental visits in 2024. 🦷Texas community health centers are expanding access to essential oral health care and strengthening communities statewide. That's CHC Impact in action!

03/19/2026

Congratulations AccessHealth on the ribbon cutting of your new clinic in Fort Bend! 💙

03/18/2026