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Texas Government Code - GOV'T § 525.0151. Planning and Delivery of Health and Human Services Generally

Current as of January 01, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

The executive commissioner shall:

(1) facilitate and enforce coordinated planning and delivery of health and human services, including:

(A) compliance with the coordinated strategic plan;

(B) colocation of services;

(C) integrated intake; and

(D) coordinated referral and case management;

(2) establish and enforce uniform regional boundaries for all health and human services agencies;

(3) carry out statewide health and human services needs surveys and forecasting;

(4) perform independent special-outcome evaluations of health and human services programs and activities; and

(5) on request of a governmental entity the executive commissioner identifies under Section 525.0155, assist the entity in implementing a coordinated plan that:

(A) may include colocation of services, integrated intake, and coordinated referral and case management; and

(B) is tailored to the entity's needs and priorities. (Gov. Code, Sec. 531.024(a) (part).)

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