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Texas mayors asks state lawmakers for more mental health money
Posted on · A letter urges Texas legislators to give salary increases to community mental health workers.
Posted on · A letter urges Texas legislators to give salary increases to community mental health workers.
Posted on · New bills filed include big bumps in appropriations, as well as solutions to improving access to school-based services.
Posted on · The federal funding will help protect services, expansion projects and keep Harris Health in good financial standing for its hopes to build a replacement hospital.
Posted on · Trendy new concept restaurants have taken Chinatown by storm. This could impact the old institutions that have built up Chinatown over the decades.
Posted on · The rule, which allows retail pharmacies to provide the pill, could mean faster pick up times.
Posted on · 35 percent of these beds are sitting empty, as the state struggles to staff them up.
Posted on · Even before the pandemic, Texas led the nation in the number of hospital closures in rural counties.
Posted on · The country’s largest children’s hospital system raised $11 million to add a series of behavioral health resources.
Posted on · Rural hospitals in Texas are feeling the greatest financial pinch. A new report says 26 percent are at risk of closing.
Posted on · Houston Public Media is looking to further report on the ripple effects Long COVID is having in people’s lives, whether financial, educational, physical or emotional.
Posted on · The City of Houston advised residents late Sunday night to boil all water for drinking, cooking and bathing after a water purification plant lost power.
Posted on · A new statewide survey quantifies the seismic impact the pandemic had on the nursing profession.
Posted on · Calls in Houston have spiked since the three-digit 988 lifeline launched this summer.
Posted on · Fentanyl is the leading cause of opioid deaths in Texas, increasing five-fold in recent years.
Posted on · More than 3 percent of reported doctors visits in Harris County during the first week of November were related to the flu or other respiratory viral infections, compared to 1.7 percent in early October, according to the Houston Health Department.