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SB 830, 66th R.S.

Relating to authority of the Texas Department of Human Resources to conduct demonstration projects providing medical assistance to certain medically needy persons; requiring the deposit of certain funds from counties, cities, or hospital districts which participate in such projects and providing for their use; providing for the cooperation of the Texas Department of Human Resources and the federal government in defining the eligibility for and scope of services under such projects; providing for a report to the legislature describing such demonstration projects; and declaring an emergency.

Last action: Failure to suspend the rules

Author: Chet Brooks
Sponsor: Hugo Berlanga

Companion:

HB 1711 (Identical)

Bill Analyses:
Committee Report (House Study Group)

Gubernatorial documents:

Submitting emergency matters to the 66th Legislature: SB 830, relating to a demonstration project for the medical assistance to certain medically needy persons; SB 588, relating to fees allowed to sheriffs and constables; and SB 502, relating to establishment of a licensing procedure for food, drug and cosmetic salvage brokers and establishments

Subjects:
Health--Indigent Health Care
Human Services--Medical Assistance

House Committee: Human Services ()
Minutes: May 15 1979
Senate Committee: Human Resources ()

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